Payne House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Payne House is a men's sober living home in Ironton, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and located in Lawrence County. Eight beds make it one of the larger men's residences the operator runs.

Eight Beds in an Ironton Sober Living Home

The house holds eight men in recovery, a size that supports a full slate of house meetings without losing the accountability a smaller residence offers. United Family Recovery runs the home alongside five other certified residences in Lawrence County, and Payne House is staffed and structured to the same Managed-level standard as its sibling houses in Ironton.

Managed Certification and What It Requires of a Recovery Home

Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing means the house operates under a published code of ethics, discloses its fees and rules before move-in, and keeps a written relapse and discharge policy. A complaint about the house is handled by a process that sits outside the house, not by the operator alone. The Managed level pairs peer leadership with staff oversight and a structured daily schedule; medical and clinical care come from providers outside the residence.

Lawrence County Recovery Housing in Ironton

Ironton is the Lawrence County seat, set on the Ohio River in the Huntington-Ashland tri-state area. The Lawrence County Courthouse and Ohio University Southern are both in the city, putting court dates and continuing education within the same small city as the house.

Applying to This Men's Sober Home in Ironton

No street address is published for the residence, and an application goes through the operator. The relevant questions are the ones certification guarantees an answer to: the weekly fee, how the eight beds are assigned, the discharge policy, and how a complaint is escalated past the house.