Invision Recovery Houses - 677 State Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Invision Recovery Houses – 677 State Street is a sober house in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania. Invision Recovery Houses runs a men's sober living home at 677 State Street in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, across the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg.

A Men's Transitional Recovery Home on State Street

This house serves men and is one of three Invision Recovery Houses properties on State Street in Lemoyne. The organization runs its houses as transitional housing. No professional counseling happens on site, and residents arrange treatment and meetings elsewhere while living in a supportive, sober environment.

Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses this house as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017. Invision Recovery Houses has operated in the Lemoyne area since 1998, well before the current licensing framework existed, and has carried a state license on this property since 2023.

Open to Residents on Medication-Assisted Treatment

Invision Recovery Houses accepts residents who are in medication-assisted treatment programs, a policy the organization states directly on its own site. Acceptance is not universal in sober living, and a resident who loses housing over a prescribed medication can lose the medication along with it.

Lemoyne and the West Shore

Lemoyne sits on the west bank of the Susquehanna River directly across from Harrisburg, in Cumberland County. The location puts residents a short trip from the capital region's job market, courts and outpatient providers without the cost of living inside Harrisburg itself.

Three Houses on One Street

Invision Recovery Houses operates all three of its State Street properties within a few doors of each other, part of a larger network of nine houses the organization runs across the Lemoyne, New Cumberland and Mechanicsburg area.

Applying to Invision Recovery Houses

Invision Recovery Houses handles intake for its own properties directly through its website. Ask which house has an open bed among its Lemoyne properties, since Pennsylvania does not require state licensing of every recovery house the organization runs.