Blueprints for Addiction Recovery - Old Philadelphia Pike Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery – Old Philadelphia Pike is a sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Blueprints for Addiction Recovery on Old Philadelphia Pike is a women's sober living home in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County, licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.

A Women's Sober House on Old Philadelphia Pike

This is the operator's only women's house, which means every resident here shares that distinction with the rest of the house rather than splitting space with a men's program elsewhere in the building. Old Philadelphia Pike is a well-traveled corridor on the eastern edge of Lancaster.

What a DDAP License Confirms

Pennsylvania's recovery house license under Act 59 of 2017 is voluntary, so a house that carries one has been through a Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs inspection and remains subject to ongoing review. That is separate from any claim a listing makes about itself, and it can be confirmed directly through the state.

The Only Women's House in a Four-Men's-House Operator

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery runs four men's houses across York, Lancaster and Columbia alongside this single women's address, which makes it the one option within the operator's network for a woman applying rather than one of several.

Recovery Housing in Lancaster County

Lancaster is the county seat, and its outpatient providers, courts and public transit sit close to Old Philadelphia Pike, giving residents access to the region's services without needing to travel far from the house.