MBMS 2 Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

MBMS 2 is a certified recovery residence at 3008 Hungary Springs Road in Richmond, Virginia, in DBHDS Region 4. Richmond is an independent city with no county above it, which is why every listing here is located to the city instead. It sits directly beside MBMS 1, both houses belong to My Brother My Sister Foundation, and both are on the Commonwealth's register of recovery residences.

Two Sober Houses on One Richmond Block

The adjacency matters more than it sounds. Two residences at 3006 and 3008 Hungary Springs Road share a street, a bus stop and a set of neighbors, and a resident who needs a different household can move between them without changing anything else about his week. The street is residential, set back from the commercial corridors of Richmond's west end, and walkable to the small retail and service jobs that early recovery usually starts with. GRTC Transit System runs the connections into the city center.

Who the Register Lists This House For

The state register records the population at MBMS 2 as individuals in substance abuse recovery. That is a general adult recovery residence with no clinical program in the building. Residents keep their own prescribers, counselors and meetings, and the house supplies the address, the household and the expectations that go with it. Someone who needs medical supervision under the same roof is looking for a different level of care, and a house at this level should say so before a bed is offered.

Richmond Recovery Housing and the Region 4 Service Area

Region 4 covers central Virginia, and Richmond carries most of its treatment capacity, its courts and its employment. The Virginia Commonwealth University health system, the city's outpatient providers, the Richmond City Justice Center and the state agencies that administer recovery funding all sit inside the same city limits. Someone leaving treatment in a smaller central Virginia town usually finds that a Richmond recovery home is the nearest address within reach of all of it.

Applying to This My Brother My Sister Foundation Sober House

Placement runs through the foundation, which operates nine residences across Richmond and Sandston. That gives an applicant more than one door for the same conversation. Ask what the fee covers, whether the deposit is refundable and on what terms, who is on site overnight, and how a house handles a resident who relapses. A certified operator should be able to answer all four in writing, and the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services register is where the credential behind those answers is published.