Hilltop Recovery Home

About Hilltop Recovery Home

Hilltop Recovery Home is a sober living operator running eleven certified recovery residences across Akron and Dayton, Ohio, serving Summit and Montgomery counties. Every home in the roster holds current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing.

An Akron and Dayton Recovery Housing Provider

The organization is a housing provider. Its houses supply structure, peer accountability and a stable address, and clinical care comes from outside providers. Residents keep their own prescribers, counselors and meetings. What the operator controls is consistency: the same disclosed fees, the same written rules and the same relapse and discharge policy from one address to the next.

Hilltop Recovery Home's Sober Houses in Akron

Seven of the operator's certified residences sit in Akron: Glenmount, the flagship Hilltop Recovery Home property, Raasch, Market, Long St, Perkins and Mildred. Together they range from five-bed houses to a forty-four-bed residence, giving the operator a presence across a wide range of household sizes within Summit County.

Sober Living Homes in Dayton

Four more certified houses operate under the Hilltop Recovery Home name in Dayton: St. Adalbert, Smithsville, Lansing and Cherrywood, the last of which is wheelchair accessible. These houses give the operator a second base in Montgomery County, apart from its Akron cluster in the northeast part of the state.

Men's and Women's Sober Living Under One Operator

The operator runs both men's and women's houses, and keeps the two populations in separate certified residences. Levels vary by house between Managed and Supervised, giving prospective residents a range of oversight to choose from within the same operator.

Certification Across These Ohio Sober Homes

All eleven residences appear on the state's certified list maintained through Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Certification is granted house by house, so anyone comparing options should confirm the specific address they are applying to.

Applying Through This Sober Living Operator

Street addresses are not published for Ohio's certified recovery residences, and applications go through the operator directly. One application can be considered against several houses across two cities, which gives residents room to find the right fit before committing to an address.