Northwood Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Northwood is a recovery residence in Dayton, Ohio, serving Montgomery County as a coed sober living home for residents with children, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing.

A Coed Sober Home That Houses Families

Northwood accepts both men and women, and it is built to house residents with children living with them. Sixteen beds make it the largest house Envision Wellness Living runs in Dayton, and that scale is part of what makes room for families as well as adults on their own.

Accessibility at This Montgomery County Sober House

The building is wheelchair accessible, which matters doubly here since a parent managing both recovery and a child's needs cannot always choose a second-floor unit or a walk-up. Certification at the Managed level means staff oversight runs alongside the peer structure that a house this size needs to function.

What Ohio Recovery Housing Certification Requires

A written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process outside the house are all conditions of the certification Northwood holds under Ohio Recovery Housing.

Family-Focused Recovery Housing in Dayton

Dayton's schools, Montgomery County's family court and Miami Valley Hospital's pediatric services are all within the same metro area, which matters for a parent rebuilding a routine with a child in the household.

Applying to This Recovery Residence

Northwood's address is not published, and Envision Wellness Living arranges placement. Ask how the house supports children specifically, what the weekly fee includes, and how the relapse policy applies to a parent living with a minor.