Recovery House

About Recovery House

Recovery House is a sober living operator based in St. Louis, Missouri, providing transitional housing focused on structure, discipline and long-term sobriety.

A St. Louis Sober Living Operator

Recovery House describes its purpose directly: giving residents the structure and accountability needed to get free of drugs and alcohol for good. That framing puts the organization closer to a working recovery program than a standard landlord arrangement, with rules and routines the operator sets consistently across its housing.

Serving St. Louis's Recovery Community

St. Louis functions outside any Missouri county, running its own courts, health services and transit, and Recovery House works within that framework, drawing on the city's outpatient providers and Metro bus network to keep residents connected to work and treatment.

Public Standing and Missouri Certification

Missouri does not require a recovery housing operator to certify with any state or private body. The Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers runs a voluntary accreditation track for operators who choose it, and an operator's absence from that list is common across the state and carries no negative weight on its own.

Reaching a St. Louis Sober Living Operator

Recovery House takes inquiries directly. Worth asking of any St. Louis sober living operator: how long they have run housing in the city, what the weekly fee includes, how relapse and discharge are handled, and whether medication-assisted treatment is accommodated.