Alleviation Bases Foundation

About Alleviation Bases Foundation

Alleviation Bases Foundation is a sober living operator licensed to run recovery housing in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County's Monongahela Valley.

A Mon Valley Recovery Housing Provider

Alleviation Bases Foundation operates as a housing provider rather than a treatment center. It supplies structure, an address and a set of house rules, while clinical care and outpatient treatment come from providers elsewhere in the county. That division of labor is standard in Pennsylvania recovery housing, and it means a resident keeps whatever outpatient program or prescriber already fits.

Licensed Under Act 59

The organization's recovery house carries a license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59 of 2017, the state's voluntary licensing framework for recovery housing. Licensure exposes the property to state inspection and requires written disclosure of fees and rules before a resident moves in, obligations an unlicensed operator does not carry.

Working in Allegheny County's Mon Valley

Elizabeth and the string of Monongahela River towns around it sit within reach of Pittsburgh's hospitals and courts but apart from the city itself, a setting a number of Allegheny County recovery housing operators use deliberately. Alleviation Bases Foundation's presence in the Mon Valley puts it in that same footprint.

Reaching Alleviation Bases Foundation

Applications go directly to the organization. The questions worth asking of any Pennsylvania recovery housing provider apply here: how long it has operated in the county, what the licensing history looks like, and how a complaint or a disputed deposit gets resolved.