Eagle's Nest

About Eagle's Nest

Eagle's Nest is a sober living operator based in Wyano, Pennsylvania, providing licensed recovery housing in Westmoreland County. The operator runs its program as a for-profit business and holds a current Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs license under Act 59.

Eagle's Nest, a Westmoreland County Sober Living Operator

Eagle's Nest is a housing provider first: it supplies structure, a stable address and peer accountability, while residents typically keep their own outside providers for counseling and medical care. Running as a for-profit operator means decisions about admissions, pricing and house rules rest with the ownership directly, without a board layer in between.

How Act 59 Recovery Housing Licensure Applies to Eagle's Nest

Pennsylvania does not require every recovery house to be licensed, so a voluntary Act 59 license through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs is a real signal about an operator. It means Eagle's Nest accepted state inspection and a formal complaint process, putting its housing on the public record. Pennsylvania's NARR affiliate, the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, offers a separate certification path that operators can pursue alongside state licensure.

Eagle's Nest and Westmoreland County Recovery Housing

Westmoreland County runs from Pittsburgh's eastern suburbs out through a series of small river and rail towns, and Eagle's Nest works within the county's western end, near the Youghiogheny River. Anyone searching for licensed recovery housing in this part of Westmoreland County is working from a short list of options.

Reaching Eagle's Nest, a Pennsylvania Sober Living Operator

Applications go directly to the operator. Worth asking: how long Eagle's Nest has run recovery housing in the area, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers, how fees and deposits are documented, and how a complaint is escalated beyond the house. A licensed operator should have a ready answer to all four.