Acceptance House Sober Living

About Acceptance House Sober Living

Acceptance House Sober Living is a sober living operator based in Levittown, Pennsylvania, running licensed recovery housing in Bucks County. It operates a men's house on Red Cedar Drive and a women's house on Cornflower Lane, both in Levittown and both licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.

A Bucks County Sober Living Operator

Acceptance House Sober Living runs its recovery housing out of Levittown and keeps men and women in fully separate households. The organization has held a Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs license since 2022, and it describes its wider service area as covering Bucks County towns including Bristol and Croydon, plus housing across the river in southern New Jersey.

Recovery Homes in Levittown, Pennsylvania

Two Acceptance House Sober Living residences carry a DDAP license in Levittown:

• 175 Red Cedar Drive, Levittown, for men.
• 14 Cornflower Lane, Levittown, for women.

Both sit in the same Bucks County community, and both take referrals through the operator directly, which keeps a transfer between them, if one is ever needed, inside the same organization.

Men's and Women's Sober Houses Under One Operator

Every Acceptance House Sober Living residence is single-gender. Men apply to the Red Cedar Drive house, and women apply to the Cornflower Lane house. Splitting the population at the house level keeps house meetings, bathrooms and common space single-gender at both addresses.

What DDAP Licensure Means for This Recovery Housing Provider

Pennsylvania's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs began licensing recovery houses under Act 59 in 2017, and licensure stays voluntary for operators across the state. A licensed operator has agreed to background checks on staff, naloxone and CPR training, and admissions that do not discriminate. Acceptance House Sober Living holds that license on both of its Levittown addresses, at a time when most Pennsylvania recovery houses operate without one.

Daily Structure Across Every Acceptance House Sober Living Residence

The operator sets one program for every resident: thirty twelve-step meetings in the first thirty days, four meetings a week afterward, a sponsor, and steady work or school. Staff live on site around the clock at each house, and residents share family-style dinners several times a week. The rules travel with the resident from house to house, so someone who moves between the two Levittown addresses is not starting over.

Sober Living Footprint in Bucks County and Southern New Jersey

Acceptance House Sober Living describes its housing as reaching beyond Levittown into Bristol and Croydon, and into southern New Jersey across the Delaware River. Lower Bucks County is dense with the outpatient providers, employers and transit that a resident coming out of treatment needs close at hand, and the Trenton Line stop in Levittown puts Philadelphia's Center City within a direct train ride.

Reaching Acceptance House Sober Living

Applications go directly to the operator, and the questions worth asking apply at either address: whether a bed is open now, how the thirty-day meeting requirement is tracked, what the DDAP license covers, and how a transfer between the Red Cedar Drive and Cornflower Lane houses would work if it were ever needed. Pennsylvania's own licensed recovery housing lookup lets a prospective resident or family member confirm either license before moving in.