About this Recovery Home
State House is a coed recovery residence at 2061 W. Moore Street Unit #2 in Richmond, Virginia, an independent city that sits in no county and falls inside DBHDS Region 4. It is one of eleven certified houses operated by Virginia Family Services, listed at Level of Support 2.
A Coed Sober House and the Household Next Door
Unit #2 is a certified residence in its own right, and the unit beside it is a second one with its own register entry. Both are coed. Sharing a building with another house in the same portfolio has a mundane advantage that residents notice quickly: two managers within shouting distance, two sets of housemates to lean on, and one operator answering for both addresses.
Moving Between Recovery Homes in the Same Portfolio
Eleven certified houses carry this operator's name, ten of them on this street and one on West Leigh Street. A resident who needs a different household, a different manager or a quieter address can raise it with people who already know the case, and the fee structure and house rules travel with the resident. That internal flexibility is the strongest argument for choosing a clustered operator over a standalone sober house, and it is why the West Moore Street group functions more like a small campus than a set of unrelated rentals.
What the State Register Establishes About This Sober Living Home
Virginia publishes a per-residence register through the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, and certification there is compulsory under state law. The entry for this address confirms certified status, VARR as the accrediting body, and Level of Support 2, the Monitored tier. Behind it sit obligations a resident can hold the house to: written fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a code of ethics, and outside complaint review. The state list is republished monthly.
Treatment, Insurance and This Richmond Recovery Residence
Virginia Family Services has delivered addiction and mental health treatment in Richmond since 2012. The organization is CARF accredited, belongs to the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, and bills Medicaid and most commercial plans for Addiction Recovery Treatment Services. Housing applications and clinical intake run through the same staff, so a resident's outpatient schedule can be set up in the same week as the move.
Sober Living in Virginia's Capital City
Richmond puts courts, state agencies, the city's community services board, university campuses and a working transit network inside one set of city limits. For someone rebuilding a routine from very little, that concentration is the point. The Broad Street corridor and its Pulse line run a few blocks from the house and connect the near west side to nearly all of it.
