A-Spot Recovery House

About this Recovery House

A-Spot is a sober living home on South 13th Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in Dauphin County, licensed as a recovery house under the state's Act 59 program.

A Licensed Recovery House in Harrisburg

A-Spot holds a license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, meeting the state's Act 59 standards for recovery housing. Licensure in Pennsylvania is voluntary, so a house that carries one has been through a state inspection most unlicensed sober homes never face.

South 13th Street in Harrisburg

This address sits on South 13th Street, a residential corridor south of downtown Harrisburg, within reach of the city's bus routes and the outpatient providers, courts and county offices concentrated in Dauphin County's seat.

What a Prospective Resident Should Ask

A licensed recovery house operates under standards a resident can ask about directly: how bedrooms are assigned, what a relapse policy looks like, and what a weekly fee covers. Licensing obliges an answer to each of those before anyone signs on.

Harrisburg's Role as State Capital

Harrisburg is both the seat of Dauphin County and the capital of Pennsylvania, which concentrates courts, state offices and treatment providers inside one small city. A South 13th Street address keeps a resident within walking or bus distance of most of it.

Reaching A-Spot

Anyone interested in A-Spot should contact the operator directly to ask about current openings and what documentation or referral the house requires before move-in.