Recovery Plus for Women

About Recovery Plus for Women

Recovery Plus for Women is a sober living operator in Madisonville, Kentucky, running a 51-bed dual-diagnosis program for women in Hopkins County. The program serves women ages eighteen to sixty-five through a three-phase model that runs from ninety days to eighteen months or longer.

A Dual-Diagnosis Recovery Housing Provider

Recovery Plus for Women is structured around treating substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions together. That combined approach requires clinical capacity that a housing-only operator does not carry, and it is the organization's defining feature.

A Three-Phase, Variable-Length Model

Instead of a single fixed program length, Recovery Plus for Women runs a three-phase model spanning ninety days at the shortest to eighteen months or more. A woman moves through phases at her own pace, which lets the program serve both someone stabilizing quickly and someone who needs significantly longer.

Kentucky's Statewide Certification Law

Kentucky requires every recovery residence to be certified through the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network, and the law bars state agencies and health providers from referring anyone to a program that has not gone through that process. That standard holds regardless of how large or clinically involved a program is.

Serving Hopkins County and Western Kentucky

Madisonville is the seat of Hopkins County in western Kentucky, and a 51-bed program of this kind draws from across the surrounding coalfield counties, where dedicated dual-diagnosis recovery housing for women is otherwise scarce. Women traveling from smaller towns nearby often find Madisonville is the closest place offering both pieces of care under one roof.