New Path Recovery TMB

About New Path Recovery TMB

New Path Recovery TMB is a sober living operator based in Levittown, Pennsylvania, running men's recovery houses across Bucks County.

A Bucks County Sober Living Operator for Men

New Path Recovery TMB houses only adult men, and it runs every one of its residences as a single-gender household. That consistency matters to a family comparing options: whichever of its towns a man ends up in, the population and the basic ground rules of a New Path Recovery house are the same.

Seven Sober Homes Across Bucks County

New Path Recovery TMB operates men's recovery homes at these addresses:

• 23 Basswood Road, Levittown.
• 53 Old Spruce Lane, Levittown.
• 145 Blueridge Drive, Levittown.
• 3101 Newportville Road, Bristol.
• 2205 State Road, Croydon.
• 650 Durham Road, Langhorne.
• 564 West Bridge Street, Morrisville.

Three houses sit in Levittown itself, with one each in Bristol, Croydon, Langhorne and Morrisville, all within a short drive of one another along the lower Delaware River corridor.

DDAP-Licensed Recovery Housing in Lower Bucks County

Pennsylvania does not require every recovery house to hold a state license, so a license is a real signal when an operator has sought one. New Path Recovery TMB has carried recovery house licenses through the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs on its Bucks County houses, and the state's rules allow an operator to run both licensed and unlicensed addresses within the same portfolio.

Serving Men Rebuilding a Routine in Lower Bucks

Levittown, Bristol, Croydon, Langhorne and Morrisville are older, established Bucks County communities with their own commercial strips, transit access into Philadelphia, and a mix of entry-level and skilled work. That mix is what a men's recovery house in this part of the county is built around: somewhere stable to live while a resident finds work, keeps court dates or outpatient appointments, and re-establishes a daily schedule.

One Operator, Several Bucks County Addresses

Applying through New Path Recovery TMB rather than a single standalone house means a man who needs a different set of housemates, or a location closer to a job or a court date, can raise it with an organization that already runs several nearby options.

Reaching New Path Recovery TMB

Applications for any of the seven houses go through New Path Recovery TMB directly. Because the operator runs a single population across a connected cluster of Bucks County towns, the practical questions are the same at every address: whether a specific house carries a current Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs license, and whether a bed is open at the location closest to work, family or a treatment provider.