A New Way Recovery

About A New Way Recovery

A New Way Recovery is a sober living operator in Croydon, Pennsylvania, running a licensed men's recovery house in Bucks County under Pennsylvania's Act 59.

A Bucks County Recovery Housing Provider

A New Way Recovery works with men coming out of detox, inpatient treatment, outpatient care or otherwise unstable living situations, offering a licensed and structured living environment as the next step after clinical treatment ends. The organization is based in Croydon, in lower Bucks County.

A Model Built Around Structure and Accountability

The operator's stated approach centers on building consistency, accountability and confidence in residents through daily structure and peer support. Clinical services are delivered off site by outside providers. Residents keep their own outpatient providers and treatment relationships while the operator supplies the housing and the routine around it.

Licensed Under Pennsylvania's Act 59

A New Way Recovery holds a current license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, confirming compliance with the state's standards for safety, accountability and recovery-focused housing. Licensure is a voluntary program in Pennsylvania, and the operator has chosen to carry it.

Serving Lower Bucks County

Croydon sits along the Delaware River and US Route 13 in lower Bucks County, giving the operator's location easy access to Philadelphia to the south and Trenton, New Jersey to the north. That corridor carries most of the region's outpatient treatment providers and entry-level job market.

Applying to A New Way Recovery

Prospective residents apply to the operator directly. Questions worth asking before move-in include how the intake process works for someone arriving straight from detox or inpatient treatment, what the weekly cost covers, and how the operator handles a relapse or a discharge decision.