R3 Recovery House

The best recovery house you could ever go to!! Super clean, very friendly very professional!!!! TOP NOTCH!

This is a program that really cares. I live in the house and attend their outpatient and I can honestly say I have never enjoyed an outpatient program quite like this. You walk in and feel the love. I'm incredibly lucky to be here and id recommend it to anyone looking for sober living or outpatient services. They keep you accountable but in such a way that gives you the freedom to live life to the fullest. John and Wilma, Caleb, and all the rest of the staff are angels. !!

****Beware of Drug Tests used for Patients******* *I’m writing this review in hopes this company will make a change in their drug tests to save someone’s life, or not hurt loved ones of their clients -physically, emotionally, mentally, etc.* I want say good things about this place, but unfortunately things can slip through the cracks here. I have been with someone I loved and was extremely patient, understanding and supported their sobriety. I was a fan of R3 and believed it was the answer until the final end. It’s not an easy thing being in a serious relationship with someone you do not live with. They live in a recovery house, yet you support them and believe in the whole process because you want the best for them. You want them to get healthy. You don’t want them to die. You are accepting of this because you love them, because you believe in them. Even though they have a disease, you still deeply care for them or you wouldn’t be in this process with them. They were in the program and getting drug tested several times a week. They always passed the tests. Here all along, they were using a synthetic drug that did not show up on R3’s drug test. A lab test eventually found they were using a serious drug for a long time while in the program. R3 has a zero tolerance policy. If you’re “clean” and passing the drug tests——you are still in the program and live in the house. Not in this case. My life has been destroyed in many ways after what this person did to me by their actions/choices on drugs during this time frame of them “passing drug tests” when NOT actually sober. Here all along, I thought they were sober because they lived in a recovery house, and were doing the R3 program religiously while getting urine drug tested twice a week. Addiction is absolutely awful and it destroys and hurts the loved ones of addicts in ways that words cannot even describe. It is not R3’s responsibility this person chose to do synthetic drugs. I hope R3 can improve their program by using more advanced drug tests that detect synthetic drugs on a regular-weekly basis.

I have been in and out of treatment for several years and was always reluctant to go to a sober living house. When I was good and ready to surrender to my addiction, I researched sober living houses in Lancaster PA I came across R3 among many others. After much Research and talking to people about sober living R3 was highly recommended to me. I am beyond grateful that I chose R3.It was such a great experience the staff and my housemates were all very welcoming and supportive while I was there. I still stay in contact with some of the guys I’ve met at the house! An added bonus they have their own IOP, recovery groups and individual therapy sessions at R3RS. I used those services while I lived in the house and still use those services after moving home. I highly recommend R3 to anyone that is looking for a sober living house, you won’t be disappointed. Todd R.

I’m so glad I decided to go to R3 after rehab. I didn’t realize how unprepared I was to integrate back into regular society until I got to R3. They help you change your life pattern of addiction and prepare you for the road ahead. I not only recommend I strongly suggest you consider this community to truly get control of your life and prepare yourself for the road ahead.

LOOK NO FURTHER Send your loved ones here 🥲 I’ve had the amazing unfortunate opportunity to make many recovery programs and recovery houses my home and over the past ten years I can truly say this place actually cares and sets you up for success, this place feels like home and gives me the community I didn’t know I needed. Thank you R3 🙏💖🫶🏼☀️

R3 helped me get back on track and gave me a head start in my journey of recovery. They provided a safe and impeccably clean atmosphere to reside in and so much more. Informative educational groups to foster career development as well as building life skills were available regularly. The one on one therapy was the best I have found to date and IOP group therapy is offered as well. Their staff really made an honest effort to get to know me and help me work through the challenges I faced early in recovery. With services ranging from legal advice to spiritual guidance this place is so much more than a place to crash while you get back on your feet. So if you are serious about recovery and willing to go to any lengths to .make it give them a shot. You won’t regret it

After honestly opening up to their intake staff, I scheduled moving in by the intake staff. I arrived, and the housing staff turned me away to be homeless even after I tried to follow what they wanted for me to again enter the house. I never lied, I was always honest with intake, and when I arrived, I was then turned away and left homeless. After reviewing your response, I need to re-iterate that I maintained complete honesty and cooperation throughout the entire process, from phone interviews to my clothes being put in the cleaning machines until I scooted out the door. Despite this, R3 turned me away without 'offering support for substance use treatment, mental health guidance, or alternative housing solutions.' You claimed to have coordinated with White Deer Run, which contradicted the reality upon my arrival there; they were unaware of any arrangement and denied me assistance, stating I was not hurting enough for their help. When I reached out to the R3 representative who supposedly made these arrangements, there was a clear lack of concern for the situation you left me in. I was forced to return to an environment I had worked hard to leave, holding it together long enough to make it to your doorstep, only to be turned away without support. Furthermore, expressing my frustration in writing led to an alarming response from your team involving law enforcement, who almost put me in jail after waking me up from sleep. True recovery support should embody honesty, trust, reliability, and accountability. These principles should be a two-way street. It’s crucial for recovery programs to not only preach these values but to practice them, ensuring no one is left in jeopardy after reaching out to an open hand that let go once I grabbed on. Thank you for your attempt at explaining the part you played and making amends.