WVCORR

About WVCORR

WVCORR is a sober living operator in Romney, West Virginia, running three certified recovery residences in Hampshire County. Formerly known as Hampshire County Pathways, the organization holds twenty-eight beds across two men's houses and one women's house in a rural county with almost no other certified capacity.

A Potomac Highlands Recovery Housing Provider

Hampshire County sits in West Virginia's eastern mountains between the Eastern Panhandle and the Potomac Highlands, a rural county of about twenty-three thousand people. Certified recovery housing rarely reaches places this size, because the population is thin and the treatment providers are an hour away in Winchester or Martinsburg. An operator running three certified houses here is providing what the county otherwise would not have.

WVCORR Recovery Homes

• The Harbor House on Northwestern Turnpike, a ten-bed men's residence.
• The Phoenix House on Northwestern Turnpike, a six-bed men's residence.
• The Lighthouse on North Marsham Street, a twelve-bed women's residence.

A Fee Structure Tied to Employment

The published charge is $200 a month while a resident is working part time, for up to a hundred and eighty days, and $400 a month afterward. Very few operators tie the fee to employment status this explicitly. Doing so acknowledges what actually happens in the first six months after treatment, when work is intermittent and a fixed rent is what breaks a placement.

Men's and Women's Sober Houses in Hampshire County

Two houses serve men and one serves women. The twelve-bed Lighthouse is the largest of the three and represents most of the certified women's capacity in this part of the state, where the nearest alternatives are in Berkeley County or across the line in Virginia.

Level 2 Certification and Medication Policy

All three residences carry Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, describing monitored housing with structured expectations and clinical care from outside providers. Residents on medication for opioid use disorder are accepted at every address.