Acceptance House Sober Living Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Acceptance House Sober Living is a women's sober living home in Levittown, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County, on Cornflower Lane. It is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59.

A Women's Recovery Residence on Cornflower Lane

This sober house in Levittown serves women in recovery, and that single restriction shapes daily life in the house: shared rooms, house meetings and accountability all run inside one population. Cornflower Lane sits in a residential section of Levittown, one of the planned communities that make up lower Bucks County, close to Route 13 and the rest of the Levittown street grid, so groceries, a pharmacy and a bus line are within reach before a resident has a car back.

What a DDAP License Establishes in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59 of 2017, and licensure is voluntary statewide, so a house carries it by choice rather than by requirement. A licensed house has passed a state inspection and meets staffing and safety standards that an unregulated rooming arrangement never has to meet. Acceptance House Sober Living also holds membership in the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate, which commits the organization to a published code of ethics.

Structure Built Into Every Day at Acceptance House

Residents move in with at least thirty days of sobriety already behind them, and the program builds on that starting point. Bi-weekly life skills groups run with a licensed therapist, attendance at twelve-step meetings is expected, and each resident works with a sponsor while holding down steady employment. Mental health care runs alongside the housing rather than in place of it, so a resident already working with a therapist or a psychiatrist keeps that relationship intact after moving in.

Recovery Housing in Bucks County

Levittown sits in lower Bucks County, among the Philadelphia suburbs where the county's recovery housing is concentrated. Outpatient providers, the county courts and area employers serving lower Bucks County are a short drive from Cornflower Lane, and Levittown is usually the first town people search when comparing sober living options in this part of the county. The operator's membership in the Bucks County Recovery House Association ties it into a local network of houses that share referrals and standards.

Acceptance House Sober Living's Reach Across Bucks County

This Cornflower Lane home is one address among several the operator maintains across Bucks County and into southern New Jersey. Men and women are housed separately across the network, and a resident who later needs a different setting can raise it with an operator who already knows her rather than starting over with a stranger.