McPherson House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

McPherson House is a women's sober living home in Cincinnati, Ohio, in Hamilton County, in a house built in 1927.

A Women's Sober House Built in 1927

McPherson House holds around twelve women on a quiet Cincinnati street, in a nearly century-old home the operator, New Foundations Recovery Housing, has kept in active use rather than replaced. No street address is published for the location; placement runs through the operator directly.

A Quiet, Wooded Setting at McPherson House

The property backs up to a wooded area with walking trails and a bike path, and residents gather around a backyard fire pit for house support meetings. A full basement holds laundry facilities and a community donation closet, which residents use to pass along clothing and household items to each other as needs change.

Ohio Recovery Housing Certification at the Managed Level

McPherson House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, at the Managed level, the standard New Foundations holds across its Ohio residences. Certification commits the house to disclosed fees and rules and a written relapse and discharge policy.

Recovery Housing in Cincinnati and Hamilton County

Cincinnati is the seat of Hamilton County and carries the bulk of the county's outpatient care and community resources, which matters for a resident rebuilding routine around work and recovery meetings. Women leaving treatment elsewhere in the county commonly look to a Cincinnati sober house first.