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Oxford House is a national nonprofit network of self-run, self-supported recovery residences where individuals in recovery from substance use disorders live together in a drug- and alcohol-free environment. Houses are democratically self-governed by residents with no live-in staff, and one house is identified in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Oxford House is a national nonprofit network of self-run, self-supported recovery residences where individuals in recovery from substance use disorders live together in a drug- and alcohol-free environment. Houses are democratically self-governed by residents with no live-in staff, and one house is identified in Charlottesville, Virginia.
This listing is maintained for care coordination. It is not a diagnosis, endorsement, or guarantee of admission, availability, insurance coverage, or clinical appropriateness.
Useful for care coordinators seeking a peer-run, sober living residence for a patient transitioning out of detox or residential treatment who needs ongoing structured, substance-free housing support.
Residents pay an Equal Expense Share (EES) covering rent, utilities, and household costs; not insurance-based.
Site is a national organization page; only one Virginia location (Charlottesville - Pen Park house) is explicitly listed. No address, phone, or Medicaid information provided for Virginia houses; vacancy locator (oxfordvacancies.com) referenced but not scraped.
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