Fulton Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Fulton is a women's sober living home in Columbus, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and located in Franklin County. The residence holds three beds and is wheelchair accessible.

A Small, Accessible Women's Sober House

Three beds makes Fulton one of the smallest certified residences in its cluster, and the household stays single-gender so bathrooms, meetings and common space serve only women. Wheelchair accessibility widens who can apply in practice, not just on paper. Managed certification means the operator, Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions, oversees daily structure while residents continue seeing their own outside medical and clinical providers.

Certification Requirements for This Recovery Residence

A published code of ethics, fees and house rules disclosed before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy all sit behind the Managed designation. A complaint runs through a process outside the house, and since 2026 this certification is drawn from the same list as Ohio's state recovery-housing registry.

Women's Recovery Housing in Franklin County

Columbus anchors Franklin County's courts, hospitals and higher education, including Ohio State University and Nationwide Children's Hospital, with OhioHealth and Mount Carmel operating hospital campuses across the city. COTA bus service reaches most neighborhoods, useful for a resident coordinating appointments without a car.

Applying to This Women's Sober Living Home

The street address is not published, and an applicant arranges placement through Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions. Worth asking: how the three beds are assigned, what the accessible features specifically accommodate, what the weekly fee covers, and how a relapse is handled under the written policy.