Recovery Point of West Virginia – Bluefield – Phase 2 House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Point of West Virginia Bluefield Phase 2 House is a men's sober house on Highland Avenue in Bluefield, West Virginia, in Mercer County. Twelve men live here at no cost, under Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Twelve-Bed Men's Recovery Home in Bluefield

This house takes men leaving the sixty-bed long-term program a few blocks up the same avenue. Twelve residents is enough for a real household and few enough that everyone carries a share of it. The absence of a fee at this stage means a man can bank a full paycheck toward the deposit and arrears that stand between him and a lease.

Level 2 Sober Living and the Step Down

Level 2 describes monitored recovery housing: structured expectations, peer or staff monitoring, and clinical care delivered elsewhere. Moving from Level 3 to Level 2 inside the same organization is a deliberate reduction in oversight at the point a resident is ready for it, which is the argument for choosing an operator that runs both.

Medication Policy at This Mercer County Recovery Residence

Medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, consistent across every Recovery Point address. In a part of the state where prescribers are thin on the ground, a certified house that accommodates treatment is worth more than the same house without the policy.

Highland Avenue and Southern West Virginia Recovery Housing

Highland Avenue runs through Bluefield's older residential district above the downtown railroad grade. Three certified recovery residences from two different operators sit on this street, making it the densest stretch of recovery housing in Mercer County. Bluefield is the county's largest city, Princeton is the county seat, and the two together hold the courthouse, the hospital and the treatment capacity that the surrounding coalfield counties lack.