Recovery Group of Southern West Virginia

About Recovery Group of Southern West Virginia

Recovery Group of Southern West Virginia is a sober living operator in Logan County, running two certified recovery residences at Level 3 for men and women. The organization holds thirty-two beds across two houses in Logan and Mount Gay-Shamrock, in one of the most heavily affected counties in the American overdose epidemic.

A Logan County Recovery Housing Provider

Logan County sits in the southern coalfields on the Guyandotte River, a county built on mining that has spent decades losing it. Certified recovery housing is rare in this part of the state and Level 3 housing rarer still. These two residences are effectively the county's supervised recovery capacity, and the nearest comparable programs are in Charleston or Huntington, each more than an hour away.

Recovery Group of Southern West Virginia Recovery Homes

• The Marjorie Oakley Home for Women on Main Street in Logan, with sixteen beds.
• The New Beginnings Home for Men on Enterprise Drive in Mount Gay-Shamrock, with sixteen beds.

Level 3 Sober Living in the Coalfields

Both houses carry Level 3 certification, describing supervised recovery housing with administrative oversight and structured programming, a step above monitored housing and below clinically staffed residences. Running two Level 3 houses of sixteen beds each in a rural county is unusual, and it means someone leaving treatment in Logan does not have to choose between structure and staying near home.

Matched Men's and Women's Recovery Homes

The two residences hold the same number of beds at the same level and charge the same fee. That symmetry is deliberate in a county where women's beds are usually the ones missing, and it means a woman from Logan has the same option a man does.

Fees and Certification

A $100 intake fee applies, with $400 a month due on the first. Both residences are certified by the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, and both accept residents on medication for opioid use disorder.