New Path Recovery TMB - Durham Road Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

New Path Recovery TMB – Durham Road is a men's sober living house in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, in central Bucks County.

A Men's Recovery House on Durham Road

Langhorne sits further inland than New Path Recovery TMB's other Bucks County houses, closer to the Route 1 corridor than the river towns of Bristol, Croydon and Levittown. The house serves adult men exclusively, and Durham Road runs through a mixed residential and commercial stretch of the borough and surrounding Middletown Township.

One of Four New Path Recovery TMB Homes

The Langhorne house rounds out a small network of men's recovery homes that New Path Recovery TMB runs across lower and central Bucks County. A resident moving between the operator's houses, whether for work or simply a change of scenery, stays with the same license holder and the same set of expectations at every address.

A Licensed Recovery House Under Act 59

Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses under the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, and licensure is voluntary rather than mandatory statewide. The Langhorne house carries a full license, which puts it under the same state review and inspection process that applies to any licensed recovery house in Pennsylvania.

Central Bucks County Access

Langhorne sits near the intersection of several major roads, including Route 1 and the Newtown Bypass, which puts Bucks County Community College and the county's court and health services within reach. For a man leaving treatment without a car yet, that concentration of destinations along a short stretch of road is the practical case for a Langhorne address over a more rural one.