Mended Reeds Mental Health Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mended Reeds Mental Health is a men's sober living home at 700 Park Ave in Ironton, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and serving Lawrence County.

An Eleven-Bed Men's Sober Living Home in Ironton

Eleven beds keeps the household small, and it serves men exclusively. A single-gender population means bathrooms, house meetings and common space are shared among peers working through the same stage of recovery, with one set of house rules covering everyone.

Supervised-Level Recovery Housing Certification Explained

Ohio Recovery Housing is the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, and its certification has been the same list as the state recovery-housing registry since the start of 2026. A certified residence publishes a code of ethics, discloses fees and rules before move-in, keeps a written relapse and discharge policy, and answers to a complaint process outside the house. Supervised level reflects more structured oversight than a peer-run home while clinical care still comes from outside providers.

Lawrence County Recovery Housing on the Ohio River

Ironton is the seat of Lawrence County and sits on the Ohio River, with Ohio University Southern's campus inside city limits. The Lawrence County Courthouse and county social services are a short distance from the house, which matters for residents managing a court obligation alongside recovery.

A Recovery Home Along Park Avenue in Ironton

The address places the home within walking distance of downtown Ironton, where the county courts, library and several outpatient providers are clustered. That density is unusual for a river town this size.

Applying to This Ironton Sober House

Certification means an applicant is owed the same disclosures anywhere in Ohio: the weekly fee, the house rules and what happens after a relapse. Those are the questions worth putting to Mended Reeds Mental Health directly.