Frankford Avenue Recovery Residence

About Frankford Avenue Recovery Residence

Frankford Avenue Recovery Residence is a recovery housing provider in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, running a coed sober living home in the Kensington section of the city.

A Philadelphia Recovery Housing Provider

Frankford Avenue runs the length of the river wards, through a part of Philadelphia carrying the heaviest overdose burden in the state and, correspondingly, the densest concentration of treatment, outreach and recovery housing anywhere in Pennsylvania. A house here sits within walking distance of harm reduction services, outpatient providers and the Market-Frankford line, which is what makes the location work for someone rebuilding a routine without a car.

Serving Men and Women in Recovery

The residence is coed, so the household draws from a wider referral pool than a single-gender house and the rules governing common space and visitors carry more weight. Prospective residents should ask how those rules are enforced.

What the Public Record Shows

No website, corporate filing or state license record is publicly tied to this provider, which is unremarkable given that Pennsylvania recovery house licensure is voluntary. Nothing suggests the house has closed. Licensure status for any provider can be confirmed through the state's licensed recovery house locator.