Skyline Recovery Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Skyline Recovery is a men's sober house in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County. The non-profit residence is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs as a recovery house under Act 59 and serves adult men in recovery.

A Men's Sober House on Franklin Avenue

Skyline Recovery sits on Franklin Avenue in Wilkinsburg, a borough bordering Pittsburgh's East End. The house serves men only, and its rules, meetings and shared living space are all built around one population, which keeps a smaller property simpler to run than one trying to house men and women under the same roof.

What Act 59 Licensure Establishes at Skyline Recovery

Pennsylvania's recovery house licensure under Act 59 is voluntary, and Skyline Recovery has taken it on as a non-profit operator. That status puts the property under DDAP inspection and creates a formal complaint channel, a distinction from an unlicensed sober living rental operating under a similar name.

Recovery Housing on Pittsburgh's Eastern Edge

Wilkinsburg sits directly on Pittsburgh's eastern edge, with easy access to the city's hospitals, outpatient treatment network and public transit along the East Busway. A resident at Skyline Recovery can reach most of Pittsburgh's recovery and job resources without needing a car.

What to Ask Skyline Recovery Before Moving In

Confirm the weekly fee, whether a manager lives on site, the house's relapse and discharge policy, and whether medication-assisted treatment is accepted. A licensed non-profit house should have clear, consistent answers to each.