Highland Avenue Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Highland Avenue is a men's sober living home in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, the seat of Westmoreland County.

A Men's Recovery Home in Greensburg

The house takes its name from its address and serves men only, one of three houses that Center Avenue operates across Westmoreland County. Greensburg is the county seat, and the house sits within the city itself, among Greensburg's denser residential blocks.

A DDAP-Licensed Recovery House

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses the house as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. That license is voluntary in Pennsylvania, so an operator that carries it on each of its addresses has chosen a level of state oversight beyond the baseline.

Greensburg as a County Seat

As the seat of Westmoreland County, Greensburg holds the county courthouse, county human services offices and a concentration of outpatient providers that a resident working through probation, court dates or treatment appointments is likely to need. It sits along Route 30 and the Route 119 corridor, both of which connect to the wider Pittsburgh metro area to the west.

Westmoreland County Recovery Housing

Center Avenue's other two houses sit roughly fifteen miles northwest in New Kensington, another Westmoreland County community along the Allegheny River. Together the three houses give the operator a footprint spanning the county's southern seat and its northern river towns.

Applying to This Greensburg House

Center Avenue manages admissions for all three of its houses directly. A prospective resident should ask which address currently has a bed, what the house expects in the first month, and how it handles residents on medication for opioid use disorder.