Another Day Clean - Queen Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Another Day Clean – Queen Street is a women's sober living home in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, in Montgomery County. It is one of nine Pottstown houses run under the Another Day Clean name, an organization founded in 2016 by Rachel and John Machen after the overdose death of their daughter. The Queen Street house is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59, and it serves adult women working through early recovery in a residential section of the borough.

A Women's Sober House on Queen Street

Queen Street runs through a residential stretch of Pottstown within walking distance of the borough's High Street commercial corridor, where daily errands and a bus stop sit close together. Another Day Clean houses women here exclusively, so house meetings, shared space and the rules that govern them apply to one population.

What a DDAP License Establishes

Pennsylvania does not require every recovery house to hold a state license, so a residence that carries one has accepted a level of oversight it was not obligated to accept. A license under Act 59 means the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs has reviewed the operator and the property against state standards, and can revisit that review through inspection. For a family evaluating a Pottstown sober house from out of town, a licensed address is a fact they can actually verify before a move-in date is set.

A Mission Built on Personal Loss

Another Day Clean's founders started the organization after their own daughter's death, and the company describes its purpose as helping other families avoid that outcome. Case management and structured house meetings back the Queen Street house, giving residents more day-to-day oversight than an unaffiliated landlord renting rooms would provide.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Another Day Clean accepts residents using Suboxone, Sublocade, methadone or Vivitrol at its Pottstown houses alongside residents in abstinence-based recovery. A woman on a prescribed medication for opioid use disorder can lose housing over it at plenty of sober living programs, and a policy that accommodates it keeps her treatment and her address aligned.

Recovery Housing in Montgomery County

Pottstown sits at the western edge of Montgomery County, nearer the Berks and Chester county lines than Norristown, the county seat. That position puts residents of the Queen Street house within reach of outpatient providers and 12-step meetings across three counties, which widens the options available to a woman rebuilding a routine after treatment.