Rise & Recover Sober Living

About Rise & Recover Sober Living

Rise & Recover Sober Living is a sober living operator in Dayton, Ohio, running certified recovery residences across Butler, Clark, Greene, Hamilton, Montgomery and Warren counties.

A Multi-County Sober Living Operator in Southwest Ohio

The organization holds Ohio Recovery Housing certification on every home it operates, and its footprint runs along the Dayton-Cincinnati corridor. Clinical treatment stays with each resident's own outpatient provider; the operator's job is the housing itself, kept to one code of ethics and one set of disclosed fees no matter which county a resident lands in.

Sober Homes Across Nine Ohio Cities

• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Springfield
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Hamilton
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Fairborn
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Franklin
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Middletown
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Fairfield
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Dayton
• Heather, Dayton
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Cincinnati
• Rise & Recover Sober Living, Mount Healthy

Certification Across These Recovery Housing Sites

All ten listings appear on Ohio's certified registry, maintained jointly by Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services and Ohio Recovery Housing. Certification is granted site by site, mostly at the Managed level, and the Dayton cluster in particular spans several certification levels because it groups multiple certified residences at once. Anyone comparing homes should confirm the level of the specific address they are applying to.

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

Some sites serve men only, some serve women only, and several of the larger city clusters serve both, kept in separate certified households. The split lets the operator offer both populations a bed somewhere in the region without compromising the single-gender structure each certified home maintains.

Applying Through This Ohio Sober Living Operator

Street addresses are not published for Ohio's certified recovery residences, and placement runs through the operator. One application can be weighed against openings in several counties at once, which matters most for a resident willing to relocate for the first available bed.