Steckel Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Steckel is a men's sober living home in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and located in Franklin County. The house is certified at the Managed level and holds five beds.

A Five-Bed Managed Sober House in Reynoldsburg

Five men share the household under Managed certification, which pairs peer accountability with the operator's oversight of daily structure and disclosed fees. Residents keep their own outside providers for medical and clinical care. The house itself supplies housing and stability. Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions operates Steckel as one of a dozen certified houses it runs in Reynoldsburg alone.

The Code of Ethics Behind This Sober House's Certification

The operator has committed in writing to a code of ethics, disclosed house rules and fees before move-in, and adopted a written relapse and discharge policy. A complaint is handled through a process outside the house, and since 2026 the certification and Ohio's state recovery-housing registry are the same list.

Reynoldsburg Recovery Housing and Franklin County Access

Reynoldsburg borders Columbus on the east side within Franklin County, close to Mount Carmel East Hospital and reachable by COTA bus service into downtown. A resident here has practical access to medical care, county courts and employment across the metro area.

Applying to This Reynoldsburg Sober Living Home

The street address is not published, and applications go through Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions. Worth asking: what the weekly fee covers, how the five beds are assigned, whether a house manager is on site, and what the written policy says about a relapse.