Maetzel Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Maetzel is a men's sober living home in Columbus, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and located in Franklin County. The residence is wheelchair accessible and certified at the Managed level.

An Accessible Sober House for Men in Columbus

Accessibility is not universal among certified recovery residences, so a house built to accommodate a wheelchair user widens who can realistically apply. Four beds keeps the household small, and Managed certification means an operator oversees daily structure while residents keep their own outside providers for medical and clinical care. Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions operates the property among a larger set of men's and women's residences it runs across Franklin County.

What Managed Certification Requires of a Recovery Residence

The operator has published a code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and adopted a written relapse and discharge policy. Complaints about the house go through a process outside the house itself, and the certification is drawn from the same list Ohio's state registry now maintains directly, current as of 2026.

Franklin County Recovery Housing in Columbus

Columbus is Ohio's capital and Franklin County's seat, with Ohio State University, Nationwide Children's Hospital and the OhioHealth and Mount Carmel hospital systems inside city limits. COTA's bus network reaches most of the city, useful for a resident managing medical appointments or a court date without a car.

Applying to This Accessible Columbus Sober Living Home

The street is not published for the residence, and applications go through Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions. Ask about accessibility features specifically, what the weekly fee covers, how the four beds are assigned, and what the written policy says about a relapse.