Clearr Vission Properties

About Clearr Vission Properties

Clearr Vission Properties is a sober living operator in Richmond, Virginia, running three certified recovery residences across the city and Chesterfield County. All three appear on the Commonwealth's register as certified through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences, each at Level of Support 2, and the company groups them under the CVP Sober Living Homes name.

A Richmond Recovery Housing Provider

The organization describes its work as person-centered and recovery-oriented, bringing together clinical treatment, behavioral health support and community-based resources. In practice the residences supply housing. Residents keep their prescribers, therapists and meetings outside the house, and the operator's job is to hold three households to one standard, keep fees predictable, and make the rules read the same at every door.

Three Certified Sober Homes in the Richmond Area

The portfolio is compact and deliberately varied:

• Carolina, on Carolina Avenue in north Richmond.
• Barton, at 3022 Barton Avenue in north Richmond, a few blocks away.
• Tilehurst, on Tilehurst Court in Chesterfield, in Chesterfield County.

Two are city houses in the same north Richmond neighborhood, close enough that a transfer between them changes nothing about a resident's commute or providers. The third is a suburban cul-de-sac address across the county line. That gives the operator a real choice to offer: transit access and proximity to downtown, or quiet and distance.

Level 2 Certification Across Every Residence

All three houses carry the same level, which says something about how this operator works. Level 2 is monitored recovery housing in the national framework: peers living under written house rules, a house manager or senior resident holding oversight, drug screening in place, and clinical care delivered elsewhere. The Virginia Association of Recovery Residences calls it Monitored. Running one model at every address means an applicant knows what they are getting before they know which house has a bed.

What Virginia Requires of a Sober Living Operator

Virginia is one of the states where recovery-residence certification is compulsory. Under Va. Code section 37.2-431.1 operating without it is a Class 1 misdemeanor, and the Commonwealth recognizes two credentialing bodies: the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences and Oxford House, Inc. Certification obliges an operator to a published code of ethics, to written disclosure of fees and house rules before anyone signs, to a written relapse and discharge policy, and to a complaint process a resident can escalate past the house. An operator holding it on every residence it runs has accepted that framework across its whole business.

Men and Women in the Same Recovery Homes

All three residences take men and women, which distinguishes this operator from most of the recovery housing in central Virginia. Coed housing widens the options for anyone who has been told the only available bed is in a single-gender house in another city, and it raises questions a certified operator has to answer in writing: bedroom and bathroom arrangements, overnight coverage, and the policy on relationships between residents.

Where This Sober Living Operator Works

The footprint is metropolitan Richmond and its southern suburbs, entirely inside DBHDS Region 4. Richmond holds central Virginia's treatment capacity, its state agencies, its courts and most of its entry-level employment. Chesterfield County, immediately south and west, runs its own community services board and its own courts at Chesterfield Court House, so a resident whose obligations sit in the county can be housed on that side of the line. The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services republishes the state register monthly, and all three of this operator's residences are on it.

Reaching Clearr Vission Properties About a Recovery Residence

Applications go through the company, which means one conversation covers three houses in two jurisdictions. The questions worth asking at the operator level are about the business: how long it has housed residents in the Richmond area, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers and the courts, how fees and deposits are documented and refunded, and how a complaint moves from a house manager to the company and then to the certifying body.