About this Recovery Home
Broad Meadows is a men's recovery home on Broad Meadows Road in Henrico, Virginia, in western Henrico County between Glen Allen and the Innsbrook corridor. Journey House operates it, and the Virginia register of certified recovery residences carries it at Level of Support 2 with accreditation through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences.
What the State Register Records About This Recovery Housing
Virginia's register is unusually specific for a public list. For this address it records the operator, the street, the city, the ZIP code, the accrediting body, the DBHDS region and a level of support, plus a primary population: men, including veterans, LGBT residents and men managing co-occurring disorders. That last field is the one a caller should read closely. It tells a veteran that his service history and benefits are familiar ground here, and it tells a man on psychiatric medication alongside his recovery that the prescription will not be treated as a contradiction.
A Men's Sober House on Broad Meadows Road
Broad Meadows Road runs through the 23060 ZIP code, the western Henrico area shaped by the Innsbrook office park and the retail strip along West Broad Street. It is a suburban address with an unusually deep employment base close by, spanning offices, distribution centers, hospitality and retail. Interstates 64 and 295 both meet Broad Street within a couple of miles, so a job or a court date anywhere in the metro is reachable. Bus service runs the Broad Street corridor toward the city.
Level Two Monitored Sober Living
The monitored tier puts written house rules and on-site oversight behind a household while leaving clinical care to outside providers. Residents keep their own prescribers, counselors and meetings, and the house supplies the structure around them: a schedule, chores, accountability to housemates and consequences that are written down before anyone needs them. That arrangement is what most people mean when they say sober living, and certification is what makes the promise auditable.
Certification Is Mandatory for Virginia Recovery Homes
Operating an uncertified recovery residence in Virginia is a Class 1 misdemeanor under Va. Code 37.2-431.1, and the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services recognizes two credentialing bodies for compliance. The practical consequence for a resident is that the state publishes a list of houses that have accepted a code of ethics, written fee and discharge disclosure, and an external complaint route. Certification is granted residence by residence, so the address on the register is the address that holds it.
Journey House Recovery Homes in Henrico and Richmond
This is one of eight Journey House residences between western Henrico County and the city of Richmond, spanning the peer-run, monitored and supervised levels for adults eighteen and over. Applications go through the operator, so a man applying here is considered against the whole set, and a later change of house does not mean a change of organization. Journey House also runs a recovery center providing peer support, recovery coaching, employment readiness and community resource navigation.
