Dominic House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Dominic House is a men's re-entry recovery house on Main Street in McSherrystown, Pennsylvania, in Adams County. Anthony's Way Foundation operates the property, which is licensed by the state's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 of 2017.

A Recovery House for Men Leaving Incarceration

Dominic House's name identifies it as a re-entry house, built for men coming out of incarceration and into recovery at the same time. That dual focus shapes the house's rules more than a typical sober house: residents are managing supervision requirements, employment and sobriety together, often on a tighter timeline than someone arriving straight from treatment.

What Act 59 Licensing Establishes

Pennsylvania licensing of recovery houses is voluntary, and Dominic House carries a license from the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs that subjects the property to state inspection and a published operating standard. Pennsylvania's certification guide explains what that requires of an operator.

McSherrystown and the Hanover Area

McSherrystown sits immediately next to Hanover in Adams County, along the Maryland line in south-central Pennsylvania. The two boroughs function as one community for most daily purposes, and Dominic House's Main Street address puts residents inside Hanover's retail and service corridor without a long drive.

Anthony's Way Foundation's Mission

Anthony's Way Foundation, founded in 2020 and based in nearby Hanover, works specifically on alcohol and drug dependency prevention and treatment in the Adams County area. Dominic House is the organization's licensed housing arm, putting a recovery-focused address behind that mission.

What to Ask Before Moving Into Dominic House

A licensed operator must disclose its fees and rules before move-in, and for a re-entry house, the practical questions include how the program coordinates with parole or probation, what the weekly cost covers, and what happens after a relapse.