Pure Life Recovery - Bristol Borough Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Pure Life Recovery – Bristol Borough is a women's sober living home in Bristol, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County. It is the second of two houses run by Pure Life Recovery, a Bucks County sober living operator whose other house sits in Bensalem, a short drive down the same Route 13 corridor.

A Women's Sober House in Bristol Borough

This house serves women in recovery in Bristol Borough, one of Bucks County's oldest riverfront communities. The address is not published beyond the borough itself, and placement runs through the operator directly, but the setting keeps residents inside a small, walkable town center along the Delaware River.

DDAP-Licensed Sober Living

Pure Life Recovery states that all of its sober living homes are licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. That licensure is voluntary in the state, so an operator that carries it across every house it runs has chosen to work inside DDAP's safety and accountability standards.

What Pennsylvania Recovery Housing Certification Establishes

Separate from DDAP licensure, Pennsylvania recovery residences can also seek certification through the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. This guide to certifying a Pennsylvania recovery residence covers what that takes.

Pure Life Recovery's Men's House in Bensalem

Pure Life Recovery's other house is a men's sober living home on Bristol Pike in Bensalem, farther down the same corridor toward Philadelphia. A family with both a son and a daughter in early recovery, or a woman who later needs a different setting, has one operator to call rather than two.

Recovery Housing in Bristol Borough and Bucks County

Bristol Borough sits on the Delaware River in lower Bucks County, within reach of the same outpatient providers, courts and transit that serve the rest of the county's recovery housing. Its small-town scale offers a quieter alternative to the larger municipalities nearby without leaving the corridor most residents already depend on.