Bill Horvath House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Bill Horvath House is a men's sober living home in Painesville, Ohio, in Lake County, operated by Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers. It opened in October 2016 as the organization's first recovery house for men, named for a founding board member and longtime civic leader in the Painesville community.

A Men's Sober House in Painesville

Bill Horvath House holds a small group of men, typically five at a time, which keeps the household close and easier to manage than a larger facility. The house carries the name of a man who helped build Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers from its founding, a detail that gives long-time Painesville residents a point of local connection to the program.

Part of a CARF-Accredited Recovery Program

Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers has run addiction treatment and recovery housing since 1971 and holds accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. Bill Horvath House operates as one residence inside that larger nonprofit, giving residents access to the organization's outpatient and psychiatric services in addition to housing.

Recovery Housing in Lake County

Painesville is the seat of Lake County, and Bill Horvath House sits inside a city built around a historic courthouse square, with outpatient providers, the county courts, and Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers' own Painesville office all close by. That proximity matters for men working through court-ordered treatment or aftercare in the same part of the county.

Applying to Bill Horvath House

Admission runs through Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers. The organization operates on a sliding fee scale and accepts Medicaid and Medicare, so cost is worth asking about directly rather than assuming the program is out of reach.