Recovery Point of West Virginia – Huntington – Phase II House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Point of West Virginia Huntington Phase II House is a men's sober house on 9th Avenue in Huntington, West Virginia, in Cabell County. It holds ten beds, charges no fee, and takes men leaving the hundred-bed long-term program a short walk up the same avenue.

A Ten-Bed Men's Recovery Home for Program Graduates

Ten men live here. The house exists to hold the gap between a large, highly structured long-term program and independent housing, which is the point at which people most often lose what they built. Keeping the address on the same avenue is deliberate: the job, the sponsor, the meeting and the prescriber all stay where they were.

Free Sober Living in Huntington

Residents pay nothing. Charging no fee at the step-down stage is unusual even among nonprofit operators, and it removes the pressure to take the first available room in a city where the cheapest private rentals are rarely drug-free. A man in this house can put a full paycheck toward fines, arrears or a deposit instead of rent.

Medication Support at This Cabell County Sober Living Home

Medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, consistent with Recovery Point's policy across all eight of its certified residences. Huntington's prescribers sit within the same few avenues.

The 9th Avenue Recovery Housing Corridor

The 2400 block of 9th Avenue in Huntington's east end carries the operator's main campus and this house together, a short distance from Cabell Huntington Hospital and on the Tri-State Transit Authority routes into downtown. Huntington is the seat of Cabell County and the regional center for West Virginia's western end, and the avenue grid puts work, court and treatment inside one walkable band.