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The staff at PorchLight truly make this sober living campus a home. They are not only professional but also genuinely caring and supportive… It’s evident that they are passionate about their work, and they go above and beyond to ensure everyone feels supported. Alumnae – J. Pelikan
Why PorchLight Recovery?
PorchLight Recovery provides structured sober living in Lancaster, PA for individuals transitioning from rehab. Located in a supportive historic community, this will help people to build a lasting life in recovery and live a sober life.
- Structured Independence: In our program, personal freedom and shared accountability plans are balanced to help in the construction of life skills.
- Flexible Living Spaces: You can opt from shared rooms, semi-private rooms, or private suites to live in accordance with your requirements and financial capability.
- Safe and Inclusive Community: We strive to have a friendly, respectful, and safe campus for all members.
- Accredited Quality: Our organization is a DDAP-licensed and NARR Level 3 recovery campus that complies with the utmost standards in the state.
- Personalized Progress Tracking: Use OneStep technology to establish goals, monitor accomplishments and collaborate with your support team.
- Family-Inclusive Housing: Friends and family can participate in designated supportive housing options to strengthen your recovery network.
- Lifelong Peer Support: Gain lifelong connections and guidance through our active PorchLight Gives alumni network.
- Financial Accessibility: We provide flexible payment plans and need-based grants to ensure our homes are accessible.
Recovery doesn’t happen by chance, it requires structure, consistency, and followup. Our recovery phase provides all three. Residents are supported, held accountable, and expected to progress.
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What makes a sober living home top-rated?
Look for state licensing, national certification and on-site supervision. PorchLight Recovery is licensed by Pennsylvania’s Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP), operates as a NARR Level III supervised residence, and is a member of PARR. See how our levels of care and licensing work.
Which sober living homes are built for working professionals?
PorchLight Recovery in Lancaster, PA is designed around residents who keep working during recovery: schedules that fit both work and outpatient treatment, private rooms and executive suites, personalized recovery coaching, and a campus minutes from downtown employers. Learn about sober living for professionals in Pennsylvania.
Do you offer sober living with private rooms?
Yes. Alongside shared rooms ($1,500/month), PorchLight offers private rooms ($2,000/month) and executive suites ($3,000/month). Most shared rooms house two residents. View full pricing.
What does luxury sober living include at PorchLight?
An upscale, structured setting in historic downtown Lancaster: private rooms and executive suites, licensed Level III supervision, and personalized recovery coaching, at published monthly rates starting at $1,500. Tour the campus.
Can I relocate to Lancaster for sober living while I work?
Yes. PorchLight supports professionals relocating to Lancaster with employment connections, scheduling around work, executive suites, and transportation to treatment appointments. The campus is minutes from downtown employers. See transportation to our campus.
Can you live in sober housing while attending IOP or PHP?
Yes. Residents attend IOP or PHP during the day, or in the evening when offered, and return to a supervised Level III residence each night. Today, treatment is with Lancaster County partner providers; from Fall 2026, PorchLight’s own 12-week program opens at 12–14 S. Queen Street. IOP and PHP in Lancaster, PA.
Our process
The healing process may be lonely initially, but you will find people who have been through the same process as you. You are going to live and develop with other professionals who have common goals and values as you. These are some of the experiences that will allow you to create a robust connection that will make the journey more enjoyable and meaningful.
Empowerment
Together, we are stronger than addiction. Our sober-living campus, located in historic Lancaster, Pennsylvania was developed around the needs of busy individuals looking to achieve a sustainable path to recovery from addiction. We empower people during the early stages of addiction recovery by providing an individually-tailored, addiction recovery path inclusive of one-on-one mentorship sessions and life-skills coaching. Our recovery campus is for people from all walks of life who are serious in seeking an actionable success plan that is both attainable and sustainable in regaining a life lived with passion, purpose and intention.
How We Support You
Our recovery assistance assists in helping the rehabilitation back to normal life. Our services include one-on-one counseling and a structure where you will be able to concentrate on the healing process. We collaborate with you to develop a vivid plan that can be adjusted to your particular needs and purposes.
You will also get a fellowship of professionals who can really appreciate your experience. With this kind of professional assistance coupled with expert advice, you are able to create a balance between your career and sobriety. We provide you with the practical resources and consistent support that are required to remain long-term tracked.


Brighter Future
At PorchLight, we will help you reclaim and discover your passions. You’ll have time to lean into your hobbies while living in an elevated, upscale setting designed for individuals who are ready to achieve recovery.
Only you can take that first step towards taking your life back – your whole life! The road ahead is a journey, but with each step laid out in our recovery plan, you move closer to the light that awaits you. Together, with the support of one another, we can do this!
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