About this Recovery Home
OnTrack Rogue Valley Homeview Drive House is a coed recovery residence in Medford, Oregon, in Jackson County. It sits on Homeview Drive in south Medford and is run by OnTrack Rogue Valley, the substance use treatment and recovery organization that has served the Rogue Valley for decades.
A Coed Recovery Residence on Homeview Drive
Men and women both live here, which is less common in southern Oregon recovery housing than single-gender houses and matters to two groups in particular: couples in recovery together, and people who would otherwise have to leave the county to find an open bed. Homeview Drive is a quiet residential street on Medford's south side, close enough to the Riverside and Barnett corridors that a job, a meeting and a pharmacy are reachable without a car. The Rogue Valley Transportation District runs the routes most residents need, and Medford is the only city in the region where that is true.
The Operator Behind This Medford Sober Living Home
OnTrack Rogue Valley is a treatment organization first, and its housing exists downstream of that. It runs outpatient and residential services in Medford, Grants Pass and Cave Junction, and it maintains roughly 150 units of transitional recovery and second-chance affordable housing across the region, including houses set aside for women and mothers with children, for fathers with children, for men without children, and for whole families. A resident of the Homeview Drive house is inside that system, which means a change in clinical need does not automatically mean a change in address.
How Oregon Sober Living Accreditation Actually Works
Oregon does not license recovery residences. Accreditation through the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon is voluntary, and it is granted to the provider organization instead of to a single address, so a house cannot hold it on its own. That is a genuinely different landscape from most states, and it puts the burden on the person applying. Ask the operator directly whether it holds the credential, ask what the written relapse and discharge policy says, and ask for the fee schedule in writing before signing anything. Any recovery housing provider in Jackson County should have those three answers ready.
Jackson County Recovery Housing and the Medford Hub
Medford is the county seat and the service center for all of southern Oregon. Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center, Providence Medford, the Jackson County Courthouse, Rogue Community College and the county's outpatient providers all sit inside the city limits, so somebody rebuilding a routine can keep a court date, a clinical appointment and a class schedule inside one bus system. People leaving treatment in Grants Pass, Ashland, Central Point or the Applegate generally find that Medford recovery housing is the nearest address within reach of all of it.
What to Ask Before Moving Into This Medford Sober House
Because this house sits inside a larger treatment organization, the useful questions are about the seam between the two. Ask whether residency depends on staying enrolled in OnTrack's clinical services, how a bed is prioritized when the waitlist is long, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, whether a house manager lives on site, and what happens to the housing if the treatment episode ends. The answers determine whether the address holds for a month or for a year.
More About Our Sober Living Transitional Home
Referring agencies offer help for veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, those needing mental health services, and treatment services for recovery from alcohol and drug addictions.
We have affordable studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent in the Medford and Grants Pass areas. There is a waiting list for vacant units in these communities.
