Elaine Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Elaine is a men's sober living home in Columbus, Ohio, holding Ohio Recovery Housing certification for residents in Franklin County.

Transit-Connected Recovery Housing in Columbus

Columbus runs its public bus network through the Central Ohio Transit Authority, and John Glenn Columbus International Airport sits inside the same county. Reliable transit matters more to early recovery than it gets credit for: a resident who can reach a job, a meeting or an appointment without a car keeps a routine intact. Elaine's location gives men that option without depending on a ride from someone else.

Six Men Under Managed Recovery Residence Rules

The house holds six beds and operates under Ohio Recovery Housing's Managed level, meaning residents govern daily life among themselves while an outside structure sets the floor. Fees and house rules are disclosed in writing before anyone moves in, and a written relapse and discharge policy applies to every resident equally. A complaint about the house routes through a channel outside it, independent of the people who run daily operations.

Franklin County Recovery Housing and Ohio's Capital

Franklin County is the most populous county in Ohio, and Columbus is both the county seat and the state capital. That scale means more outpatient providers, more meetings and more employers within reach than a smaller county offers.

Applying to This Columbus Recovery Residence

Elaine's street address is not published, and placement is arranged through the operator. Ask how transit access factors into house assignment, what the fee structure includes, and how a resident escalates a concern beyond the house.