Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates LLC

About Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates LLC

Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates LLC is a sober living operator based in York, Pennsylvania, licensing nine recovery houses across the city under the state's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.

A York Recovery Housing Provider

Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates runs housing, not clinical treatment. Each house supplies a licensed address, house structure and a shared set of expectations, while residents keep their own outpatient providers, prescribers and meetings elsewhere in the city. Running nine houses under one company keeps referrals, transfers and basic house rules consistent from one York address to the next.

Nine Licensed Houses Across York

The following addresses are licensed to Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates in York:

• 55 South Richland Avenue, for men.
• 707 East Princess Street, for men.
• 508 North Pershing Avenue.
• 121 South Hartley Street, for men.
• 162 South Pine Street, for women and women with children.
• 1032 Roosevelt Avenue, for men.
• 1136 North George Street, for men.
• 128 South West Street, for men.
• 19 North Hartley Street, for men.

All nine sit inside York city limits, which keeps the operator's houses within the same courts, hospital system and bus network no matter which address a resident is placed at.

Serving Men and Women in York

Most of the operator's houses serve adult men, and one, on South Pine Street, is licensed for women and for women with children living together. That range gives Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates the ability to house a family referral it would otherwise have to turn away.

What DDAP Licensure Requires

Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59 of 2017, and licensure is voluntary. An operator that licenses every address it runs, as Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates does, has chosen to be inspected against the state's safety and operating standards on each one rather than on a single flagship property. Pennsylvania's certification and licensing process is separate from NARR affiliate certification, which the state's affiliates do not publish by address.

Reaching Central Pennsylvania Recovery Associates

Applications go directly to the operator. Because the company runs nine houses rather than one, it can place a referral at a different address if the first house is full or is not the right fit, and a resident who needs to move later is dealing with people who already have the file.

Recovery Housing in York County

York is the seat of York County and the largest city in south-central Pennsylvania between Harrisburg and the Maryland line, with the courts, hospital system and community college that make it the county's natural center for recovery housing. Nine licensed addresses inside one city is a large concentration, and it reflects how much of York County's recovery housing sits inside city limits rather than its surrounding boroughs.