Hilton Ave, Apt K Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hilton Ave, Apt K is a men's sober living home in Columbus, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing in Franklin County. The house is certified at the Managed level and holds four beds.

Managed-Level Recovery Housing for Men in Columbus

Managed certification describes peer-managed housing with staff oversight and a structured daily routine, while medical and clinical care come from outside providers the residents already see. Four beds is a small household, and the men living there generally know one another well enough that peer accountability actually functions day to day. Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions runs the residence alongside a network of other certified men's and women's houses across the region.

The Code of Ethics Behind This Sober House

A Managed-level certification is not self-declared. The operator has published a code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules in writing before anyone moves in, and adopted a relapse and discharge policy that residents can read in advance. A resident's complaint about the house is handled through a process that sits outside the house, and since 2026 the certification and the state's own recovery-housing registry are one record.

Franklin County Recovery Housing Within Reach

Columbus anchors Franklin County government, courts and hospital care, and the city's COTA bus system reaches most neighborhoods without a car. Nationwide Children's Hospital, Mount Carmel's hospital campuses and Ohio State University's main campus all sit inside city limits, giving a resident on the west side access to medical care, education and employment across the county.

Applying to This Managed Sober Living Home

No street address is published for the residence, and intake runs through Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions directly. Worth asking before move-in: what the weekly fee includes, whether a house manager is on site, how the four beds are assigned, and what the written discharge policy says about a relapse.