Recovery Alive Inc. Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Alive Inc. is a women's recovery residence on Liberty Street in Salem, West Virginia, in Harrison County. Six women live here at $125 a week including utilities, under Level 1 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Six-Bed Women's Sober House in Salem

Salem is a small town at the western edge of Harrison County on US 50, built around Salem University and a rail line, about fifteen miles from Clarksburg. Six beds makes this a quiet household in a quiet place, which suits a woman who does poorly in a city setting or who wants distance from the people and streets she used in.

What Level 1 Certification Means

Level 1 describes peer-run recovery housing with minimal external oversight, where residents set and enforce the household expectations themselves and no on-site staffing is required. It is the appropriate designation for a small house of women who are working and stable, and it signals accurately who the residence suits.

Weekly Fees Including Utilities

The charge is $125 a week and includes utilities. In a rural county, a heating bill arriving in January is a common reason a placement fails, and bundling it into a flat weekly figure removes that risk from the resident.

Medication-Assisted Recovery in This Harrison County Recovery Home

Residents on medication for opioid use disorder are accepted. Clarksburg and Bridgeport hold the region's prescribers and United Hospital Center, about twenty minutes east on US 50.

Salem, Clarksburg and North Central West Virginia

Harrison County sits on the Interstate 79 corridor between Morgantown and Weston, with Clarksburg as the county seat holding the courthouse, the family court and the region's caseworkers. Salem is close enough to reach all of that on one road while remaining a town of about fifteen hundred people. Certified women's recovery beds are scarce across north central West Virginia, which makes a small house in a small town worth listing on its own terms.