TNH Sober Living - South Duke Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

TNH Sober Living – South Duke Street is a sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. TNH Sober Living licenses a men's sober living home on South Duke Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, one of nine recovery residences the operator runs in the city under Pennsylvania's Act 59 licensing program.

A Men's Recovery Home on South Duke Street

South Duke Street runs south from downtown Lancaster through a residential stretch of the city, and the house here serves adult men. Its location keeps a resident close to the same services that anchor downtown without sitting directly in the middle of it.

Questions Worth Asking Before Moving In

A DDAP license obliges an operator to meet the state's recovery-house standards, but it does not answer every question a prospective resident should ask directly: how bedrooms are assigned, what the weekly cost covers, whether a house manager lives on site, and how the house handles a relapse. Those answers come from the operator, not the license.

What DDAP Licensure Does and Does Not Cover

Pennsylvania's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses recovery houses under Act 59 of 2017 and can inspect them, but the state publishes no residence-level NARR certification tier and no treatment level for any Pennsylvania recovery house. A DDAP license is a licensing record, not a description of the program inside.

South Duke Street and Downtown Lancaster

Duke Street is one of downtown Lancaster's principal north-south streets, and the South Duke Street corridor keeps this house within a short trip of Lancaster General Hospital, the county courthouse and Red Rose Transit Authority's bus network, which covers most of the city.