Junction House

About Junction House

Junction House is a sober living operator based in Warminster, Pennsylvania, running recovery residences for men and women across Bucks and Montgomery counties.

A Bucks County Recovery Housing Provider

Junction House is a housing operator. It supplies structure, peer accountability and a stable address, and residents keep their own outpatient providers, prescribers and meetings. The operator's role is to keep each property running, staffed and consistent with the others in its network.

Homes Across Bucks and Montgomery Counties

Junction House operates recovery residences at several addresses:

• Junction Bridge, on Old York Road in Warminster, for women, with support for medication-assisted treatment.
• Junction Roost, in Warminster, for men.
• Junction Manor, in Warminster, for women.
• Junction Cottage, in Warminster, for women in a later, more independent stage of recovery.
• Junction Farm, in Furlong, for women.
• Junction Quarry, in Doylestown, for men.
• Junction Path, in Huntingdon Valley, for women thirty-five and older.
• Junction Valley, in Huntingdon Valley, for women between twenty-seven and thirty-five.

The Bucks County properties cluster around Warminster and the Old York Road corridor, while Junction Path and Junction Valley extend the operator's reach into Montgomery County.

Serving Men and Women Separately

Every Junction House property is single-gender. Two houses, Junction Roost and Junction Quarry, serve men, and the rest serve women, with some further split by age or by stage of recovery. Keeping gender and, in some cases, age or tenure consistent within a house lets the operator write one set of expectations that fits everyone living there.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Across the Network

Junction Bridge and Junction Farm both accept residents on medication for opioid use disorder, including Suboxone at Junction Farm with the operator's approval. That policy matters for anyone whose recovery plan includes prescribed medication and who needs housing that will not force a choice between the two.

Certification and Licensure for a Pennsylvania Operator

Pennsylvania does not require a recovery residence to hold a state license, and the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences certifies only the properties that apply for it against a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint process outside the house. That certification process is open to any operator in the state, and a prospective resident can ask Junction House directly which of its properties currently hold it.

Recovery Housing Across Two Counties

Warminster and the surrounding Bucks County suburbs give Junction House's core properties access to SEPTA transit, outpatient providers and Doylestown's county services, while the Huntingdon Valley houses put Junction Path and Junction Valley within Montgomery County's own network of services. That two-county footprint is unusual for an operator this size and gives residents room to move between settings without leaving the operator altogether.

Applying to Junction House

Applications for every Junction House property go through the operator directly. The questions worth asking apply across the network: which properties currently have openings, how fees and deposits are handled, whether medication-assisted treatment is accepted at a given address, and what the transfer process looks like if a different house or a different stage of structure turns out to be a better fit.