KAV Health Group Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

KAV Health Group is a men's sober living home in Cincinnati, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and serving Hamilton County. It holds Managed-level certification and houses twenty residents, the largest single household the operator runs in the city.

A Twenty-Bed Men's Sober Living Home

Twenty beds is a large household by recovery housing standards, and the size shapes daily life. Shared chores, house meetings and a consistent schedule keep twenty men accountable to each other. The population is men only, so bedrooms, bathrooms and common space are all single-gender.

What Managed Certification Requires of This Recovery Residence

Ohio Recovery Housing certifies at three levels. Managed describes peer leadership with staff oversight and structured daily expectations, with clinical care delivered by outside providers. Certification obligates a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint channel that runs outside the house. Each commitment is checkable against the Ohio Recovery Housing registry.

Part of a Five-Home Sober Living Network

KAV Health Group operates five certified residences in Ohio: four in Cincinnati and one in Lima. This house is one of the four in Cincinnati. A resident moving between houses, for gender fit or for space, stays within one operator's system, already known to the staff who run it.

Recovery Housing in Cincinnati and Hamilton County

Cincinnati is the seat of Hamilton County and Ohio's third-largest city, with hospitals and courts sized for the population they serve. University of Cincinnati Medical Center and the Hamilton County Courthouse both sit inside city limits, putting an outpatient appointment or a court date close at hand.

Applying to This Cincinnati Sober House

The street address is not published, and placement runs through KAV Health Group directly. Before intake, it helps to ask what the fee covers, how a twenty-bed household is staffed, and how a complaint or a relapse gets handled once someone has moved in.