Mary Alice House, Incorporated

About Mary Alice House, Incorporated

Mary Alice House, Incorporated is a sober living operator in Lima, Ohio, based in Allen County. The organization runs a certified recovery residence structured as separate men's and women's programs under one roof, and its housing is certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Managed level.

A Lima Sober Living Operator Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing

The operator holds current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's National Alliance for Recovery Residences affiliate. Certification means the organization has committed in writing to a code of ethics, publishes its fees and rules before move-in, and answers to a complaint process outside the house.

Coed Housing Split Into Men's and Women's Sober Living

The operator's model keeps men and women in separate living spaces while running both under a shared address and a shared set of house standards. That structure lets one operator serve both populations without mixing bathrooms, bedrooms or house meetings between them.

Certification Standards for This Recovery Housing Provider

Managed-level certification describes peer-led housing with staff oversight layered on top, along with a written relapse and discharge policy. Clinical treatment stays with outside providers; the operator's role is the housing, the structure and the accountability that come with certification.

Serving Allen County Recovery Housing Needs

Lima is the seat of Allen County, and residents in the program can reach St. Rita's Medical Center, Rhodes State College and county services without leaving the city. That matters for anyone balancing recovery housing with outpatient care, coursework or a court obligation.

Applying Through This Ohio Sober Living Operator

Anyone interested in a bed works directly with Mary Alice House, Incorporated to confirm availability, weekly fees and current house rules. The organization's Managed-level certification means those terms are disclosed in writing before move-in.