Ray O'Brien LLC, DBA Sober Saviors

About Ray O'Brien LLC, DBA Sober Saviors

Ray O'Brien LLC, doing business as Sober Saviors, is a sober living operator in Cleveland, Ohio, running certified recovery residences across Cuyahoga and Summit counties.

A Cleveland Sober Living Operator Serving Cuyahoga and Summit Counties

Sober Saviors is a housing provider. Its houses supply structure, a stable address and peer accountability, while residents keep their own outside prescribers, counselors and treatment providers. What the operator controls is consistent: predictable fees, a written relapse and discharge policy, and rules that read the same from one house to the next.

Sober Homes in Cleveland and Akron

Six certified residences carry the Sober Saviors name in Cleveland: Women's Home, Garfield House, Sober Saviors, Denison House, Denison Building A and Denison Building B. A seventh, N Portage Path, is in Akron, Summit County. The Cleveland cluster spans several ZIP codes within Cuyahoga County, and Denison House, Denison Building A and Denison Building B operate as three separate households under one shared name.

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

The operator runs both men's and women's houses, but keeps the split at the building level. Women's Home and the residence named Sober Saviors are restricted to women; Garfield House, the three Denison houses and N Portage Path are restricted to men. Nobody shares a building with the other population.

Certification Across These Ohio Recovery Residences

All seven houses are certified by Ohio Recovery Housing at the Managed level, meaning peer leadership operates under staff oversight with a structured daily routine and clinical care handled by outside providers. Certification is granted residence by residence, so anyone comparing options should confirm the specific house.

Applying Through This Cleveland Sober Living Operator

Street addresses are not published for Ohio recovery residences, and applications go through the operator. One application can be weighed against seven different houses across two counties, and a transfer between them stays inside a network that already knows the resident.