COH Recovery Housing

About COH Recovery Housing

COH Recovery Housing is a sober living operator running certified recovery residences in Cleveland and Euclid, Ohio, across Cuyahoga County.

A Cuyahoga County Recovery Housing Provider

The organization operates men's sober living housing at two addresses, one in Euclid and one in Cleveland, and both hold current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing. Clinical care comes from outside providers, and the operator's role is the housing itself: fees, house rules and the relapse and discharge policy that governs both properties.

Sober Homes in Cleveland and Euclid

Two certified residences carry the COH Recovery Housing name, one in Euclid and one in Cleveland, both serving men. The Euclid house is wheelchair accessible, and the Cleveland house is the larger of the two at thirteen beds, giving an applicant a choice between a smaller accessible setting and a larger household.

Certification Across These Ohio Sober Homes

Both residences are certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Managed level, meaning each runs as peer-managed housing with staff oversight and structured daily expectations. Certification is granted residence by residence, and an operator carrying it at every address has agreed to a published code of ethics and an outside complaint process.

A Recovery Housing Operator Serving Cuyahoga County

Cleveland anchors Cuyahoga County on Lake Erie with the Cleveland Clinic, MetroHealth and Case Western Reserve University inside city limits, and Euclid sits just northeast along the lakeshore. Both cities put a resident within reach of the same county courts and hospital systems.

Applying Through This Ohio Sober Living Operator

Street addresses are not published for Ohio recovery residences, and applications go through the operator. One application is weighed against two houses in two cities, and a transfer between them stays inside a county a resident already knows.