Lehigh Valley Recovery Homes - West Green Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Lehigh Valley Recovery Homes – West Green Street is a sober house in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Lehigh Valley Recovery Homes of Pennsylvania operates a women's sober living home on West Green Street in Allentown, Pennsylvania, in Lehigh County. The house is licensed by the state's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.

A Women's Recovery Home on West Green Street

This West Green Street address is the only women's house among the four Lehigh Valley Recovery Homes locations, which otherwise serve men in Allentown and Fountain Hill. The organization was founded by Jeremy and Taihla Rios, both in long-term recovery themselves, and built its houses around that firsthand experience of what a recovery environment should feel like.

A Holistic Approach Built by People in Recovery

Lehigh Valley Recovery Homes describes its mission as providing a safe, supportive environment where healing begins, treating each resident with dignity instead of running the house as a purely profit-driven operation. The organization is a subsidiary of Rios Recovery and accepts referrals tied to Bridge Beyond Addiction and Bridge Foundation funding.

What DDAP Licensure Means Here

The house holds a license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59, a voluntary program that requires ongoing compliance with the state's health and safety standards for recovery housing. All four Lehigh Valley Recovery Homes addresses carry the same license.

Allentown, Pennsylvania's Third-Largest City

Allentown is the seat of Lehigh County and anchors the Lehigh Valley region, with a full range of outpatient treatment providers, courts and public transit inside the city. That density gives a resident at this house access to services without leaving the city limits.