About this Recovery Home
Packard is a men's sober house on Packard Court in Henrico, Virginia, sitting in Henrico County near the Innsbrook employment corridor. The state's certified-recovery-residence register lists it at Level of Support 2 under Journey House, accredited by the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences. Its recorded primary population is men, including veterans, LGBT residents and men managing co-occurring mental health conditions.
Who This Henrico Sober House Is Built For
Most single-gender recovery homes describe themselves in one word. The register entry for this address goes further, naming veterans, LGBT residents and co-occurring disorders alongside the men's designation. Each of those carries a practical meaning for someone choosing a house. A veteran arrives with VA benefits, a service history and often a case manager already attached. A resident on psychiatric medication for a condition alongside a substance use disorder needs a house that will not treat the prescription as a problem. An LGBT resident is asking whether the household will be a place to live or a place to manage. A house that states all three has decided in advance who it is for.
A Sober House on Packard Court, Near Innsbrook
Packard Court is a short residential street in the 23060 ZIP code, the western Henrico area anchored by the Innsbrook office park and the Glen Allen retail strip along West Broad Street. The employment base within a few miles is unusually broad for a suburban address: offices, distribution, hospitality and retail all hire here, and a resident rebuilding a work history has real options without leaving the county. Interstates 64 and 295 both meet Broad Street nearby, which shortens the drive to a job or an appointment anywhere in the metro.
How VARR Accreditation Reaches a Virginia Sober Home
Certification in Virginia runs through a credentialing body, and the results land on a state register that anyone can read. VARR applies the standards of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, then the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services publishes the certified houses by name, street, operator and level of support. That publication is what makes a claim checkable. A residence on the list has accepted a code of ethics, written policies on fees, relapse and discharge, and an external complaint route. Level 2 places this house in the monitored tier: house rules and peer accountability on site, treatment and counseling delivered elsewhere.
Journey House Recovery Homes in Henrico and Richmond
Eight Journey House residences serve the Richmond area, split between Henrico County addresses and city addresses, with houses at both the monitored and supervised levels for adults eighteen and over. Two of the eight serve women. The concentration is deliberate and it has a practical payoff: a transfer between houses does not cost a resident his job, his outpatient provider or his meeting schedule.
Applying to This Recovery Residence
Placement runs through Journey House, whose recovery center also provides peer support, recovery coaching, life skills work and referrals into treatment. Before signing anything, a prospective resident should get the weekly fee and the deposit in writing, ask how the house handles a relapse, confirm whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and ask what the house expects of him in the first thirty days. Certification obliges answers to all four.
