Treatment Access and Services Center (TASC) Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Treatment Access and Services Center (TASC) is a sober house in Reading, Pennsylvania. Treatment Access and Services Center, known locally as TASC, operates a licensed recovery house on Washington Street in Reading, Pennsylvania, in Berks County. The property is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59.

A Licensed Recovery House on Washington Street

This Reading recovery house sits in the city's downtown grid, within walking distance of Berks County's courts and its concentration of outpatient behavioral health providers. TASC has worked in treatment access and case management in Berks County for years, and the Washington Street house extends that work into housing.

What DDAP Licensure Confirms

Pennsylvania recovery house licensure is voluntary, and TASC has chosen to carry a Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs license for this property. That license means the house has been inspected and that the organization has agreed to documented operating standards, the one public record a family from outside Berks County can check before a resident moves in.

Recovery Housing in Downtown Reading

Reading is the seat of Berks County, and a downtown address puts residents close to the county courthouse, outpatient treatment and Reading's public transit, which matters for anyone managing court dates, appointments and a job search at the same time.

Applying Through TASC

Applications for the Washington Street house go through Treatment Access and Services Center directly. As a treatment access and case management organization first, TASC is positioned to connect a resident to outpatient services alongside housing rather than housing alone.