West Virginia Sober Living - Morgantown Men's House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

West Virginia Sober Living is a men's recovery residence in Morgantown, West Virginia, in Monongalia County. Twelve men live here at $575 a month, with Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences and Recovery Housing Program voucher eligibility on new admissions.

A Twelve-Bed Men's Sober House in Morgantown

The street address for this residence is not published, and placement runs through the operator. Twelve beds puts it at the middle of the company's Morgantown portfolio, small enough that residents know each other well. Anyone comparing this to a larger house is choosing between a quieter household and a wider pool of housemates.

What Level 2 Recovery Housing Requires

West Virginia recognizes four levels of recovery housing, and Level 2 covers monitored residences with structured expectations, a monitoring presence, and clinical care from outside providers. The certification behind it obliges the house to disclose its fees and rules in writing before anyone signs, hold a written relapse and discharge policy, and answer complaints through a route outside the household. Those obligations are the checkable part of any listing.

Voucher-Eligible Sober Living in Monongalia County

New residents who meet federal low-income guidelines can have their first forty-five days covered by a Recovery Housing Program voucher, applied for after admission. That removes the intake cost entirely. The ongoing fee is $575 a month.

Medication Support in This Morgantown Recovery Home

Medication for opioid use disorder is accepted. Morgantown carries the deepest prescribing capacity in West Virginia through the WVU Medicine system, so a resident can keep a treatment relationship without leaving the county.

Morgantown Recovery Housing and Monongalia County

Morgantown is the seat of Monongalia County and the anchor of the state's northern corridor, holding the university, the hospital complex, the county courthouse and the largest labor market north of Charleston. The Mountain Line transit system runs across the city and out to Westover and Star City. For a man who needs work, a court date and an appointment inside the same week, that density is the argument for a Morgantown address over a rural one.