Siebenthaler House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Siebenthaler House is a women's sober living home in Dayton, Ohio, in Montgomery County, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Managed level with eight beds.

A Women's Recovery Residence with Eight Beds

Eight women share the house, large enough to sustain a real peer network but still small enough that a house meeting means everyone in the room. The house is single-gender throughout: bathrooms, common space and house rules are set for women only, which settles a comparison many people run through before choosing a house.

What Managed-Level Certification Means for This Sober Living Home

Managed-level certification describes peer-managed housing with staff oversight and a structured routine, layered on top of clinical care residents get from outside providers. Ohio Recovery Housing requires a published code of ethics, fees and rules disclosed before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process that runs outside the house.

Health Care Access for a Recovery Home in Dayton

Dayton carries hospital systems sized for a city its size, including Miami Valley Hospital and the Dayton VA Medical Center, both of which residents can reach without leaving Montgomery County. That matters for anyone managing an ongoing prescription or a standing medical appointment while living at a recovery home.

One of Four Sober Homes The Friend Agency Runs in Dayton

Siebenthaler House is one of four certified sober homes operating under The Friend Agency, the rest housing men. A resident who needs a women-only environment has exactly one option within the operator's Dayton roster, and this is it.

Applying to This Dayton Sober Living Home

The address is not published, and applications go through The Friend Agency. Ask about the weekly rate, how bedrooms are assigned among eight residents, and what happens after a relapse before moving in.