About this Recovery Home
Taylor House is a coed sober living home at 2057 W. Moore Street Unit #2 in Richmond, Virginia, an independent city that sits in no county and falls in DBHDS Region 4. Virginia Family Services operates it as a certified recovery residence at Level of Support 2.
A Coed Recovery Residence at 2057 W. Moore Street
Unit #2 is a household in its own right. The neighboring unit at the same address is a second certified residence with its own register entry, and the two are counted separately by the state. Both are coed. A mixed household is less common in Virginia recovery housing than a single-gender one, and it answers a specific need: couples in recovery, residents who want a household that is not organized around gender, and referral sources placing a man and a woman out of the same treatment episode.
What the State Register Says About This Sober House
Virginia publishes a per-residence register, and the entry for this address carries three facts a prospective resident can use. The residence is certified. Its accrediting body is the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences. Its Level of Support is 2, the Monitored tier, meaning peer-based housing with house rules and a responsible manager, with treatment delivered outside the home. Certification also means the household has agreed to disclose fees and rules in writing before move-in and to accept outside review of complaints.
Sober Living Paired With Outpatient Care
Virginia Family Services is a behavioral health provider first and a housing operator second. Since 2012 it has delivered Addiction Recovery Treatment Services and mental health services in Richmond, under CARF accreditation and NAATP membership. Residents of its houses can receive that care from the same organization that holds their lease, and the intake assessment covers both. For someone whose last housing loss followed a missed appointment, keeping the two attached is worth more than any amenity.
Populations This Richmond Recovery Home Serves
The register lists the groups this house is prepared for: women, men, LGBTQIA+ residents, veterans, pregnant women, and residents with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. Listing a population is a commitment to admit and to accommodate it, which is why the register asks for it. A pregnant resident, for instance, needs a house that will not treat prenatal appointments as an excuse to fall out of compliance.
Recovery Housing in DBHDS Region 4
Richmond anchors Region 4, and the region holds more certified recovery housing than any other part of Virginia. The practical effect for a resident of this house is choice. Outpatient providers, recovery community organizations, drug court programs and the state agencies that fund treatment all operate inside the same city, and the Broad Street corridor a few blocks away carries the Pulse bus rapid transit line that connects them.
