TNH Sober Living - Fremont Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

TNH Sober Living – Fremont Street is a sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. TNH Sober Living licenses a men's sober living home on Fremont Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, one of nine recovery houses the operator runs in Lancaster County.

A Sober House on Fremont Street in Lancaster

Fremont Street sits in a residential section of the city, and its distance from downtown Lancaster is short enough to matter for someone without a car. The house serves adult men, with house rules and shared space structured around one population living together.

Getting Around Lancaster Without a Car

Red Rose Transit Authority operates the city's bus network, and Lancaster's Amtrak station on the Keystone Corridor line runs regular service to Philadelphia and Harrisburg. For a resident of the Fremont Street house who is not yet driving, that combination covers most of what a recovery program depends on: outpatient appointments, work, and a way to see family without asking for a ride.

A Pennsylvania-Licensed Recovery House

The Fremont Street house is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Licensing is not required of every recovery house in the state, so the license reflects a standard the operator chose to be held to.

Choosing Among TNH Sober Living's Men's Houses

Fremont Street is one of seven men's addresses TNH Sober Living licenses in Lancaster. A man applying to the program is considered across those houses, not just the one he first inquires about, which gives the operator room to match a resident to the house that actually has an open bed.