Second Chance Sober Living

About Second Chance Sober Living

Second Chance Sober Living is a sober living operator running men's recovery houses in Bristol, Pennsylvania and Levittown, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County.

A Lower Bucks County Recovery Housing Provider

Second Chance Sober Living operates inside two of Lower Bucks County's residential communities, where recovery housing sits inside otherwise ordinary neighborhood blocks. The operator's work is providing structure and a stable address, with outpatient treatment handled by providers elsewhere in the area.

Three Men's Houses in Bristol and Levittown

• 151 Buckley Street, Bristol, for men.
• 633 Bath Street, Bristol, for men.
• 15 Plumtree Road, Levittown, for men.

Two houses sit in Bristol, along the Delaware River, and the third sits a few miles inland in Levittown, one of Bucks County's largest residential communities, built during the borough's postwar development.

Licensed Under Pennsylvania's Act 59

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses recovery houses under Act 59 of 2017, and Second Chance Sober Living has held that license on its Levittown address. Licensing is voluntary in Pennsylvania, and the operator's decision to license its housing puts it on record with the state.

Serving Lower Bucks County

Bristol and Levittown both sit along the US Route 1 corridor between Philadelphia and Trenton, New Jersey, and Second Chance Sober Living's three addresses put residents within that regional footprint. All three houses share access to the same stretch of Bucks County services, employers and transit.

One Operator, Three Bucks County Addresses

Anyone applying works directly with the operator, which handles admissions, fees and placement across its Bristol and Levittown houses. That single point of contact is useful for a resident who may need to move between addresses without starting over with a new operator.