Our transitional living facility offers men exiting inpatient rehabilitation a safe, structured environment to begin rebuilding their lives. Located in the heart of Downtown Whitesburg, our private efficiency apartments and supportive programming give residents the opportunity to focus on recovery, personal growth, and long-term independence.
“A Fresh Start in Recovery — Private Apartments, Structure, and Opportunity.”
Who We Serve
We provide housing and support specifically for men transitioning from inpatient rehabilitation. Our program is designed for individuals committed to maintaining sobriety while developing the skills and stability needed for a successful, independent life
Required Structure
Residents engage in structured activities such as employment, educational programs, or volunteer work. These responsibilities, combined with accountability measures and participation in recovery meetings, help residents establish healthy routines and life skills.
22 Private Efficiency Apartments
Each resident receives a private, fully furnished efficiency apartment with all utilities included. This living arrangement allows for privacy, independence, and a stable environment during this critical stage of recovery.
Our Mission Statement
Our Vision
MCHC’s Transitional Living Facility envisions a thriving community where every resident is empowered to achieve sustained recovery, personal growth, and meaningful reintegration into society. Guided by integrity and compassion, we strive to create a recovery-oriented, peer-led environment that upholds the dignity, rights, and individuality of each resident.
Our vision is to cultivate a home-like atmosphere that promotes health, safety, and mutual respect—where men in recovery can rediscover purpose, build healthy relationships, and strengthen their recovery capital through peer support, education, and vocational opportunity. By fostering community engagement and being a good neighbor, the residence seeks to be a model of excellence in recovery housing—one that inspires hope, nurtures accountability, and contributes to the healing and resilience of individuals, families, and the broader Appalachian community.
Guided by compassion, quality, purpose, service, and teamwork, Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation’s (MCHC) Transitional Living Facility will support individuals in substance use recovery by providing safe, structured, and sober housing that fosters healing, accountability, and personal growth. In alignment with MCHC’s commitment to providing better health for a longer life, we empower residents to build stable, healthy, and meaningful futures while strengthening the well-being of our rural communities.
Core Principles
Compassion
We create a supportive, respectful, and nonjudgmental environment where every resident is treated with dignity and understanding throughout their recovery journey.
Quality
We maintain high standards of care, safety, and accountability, ensuring residents have access to structured housing, evidence-based support, and resources that promote long-term recovery.
Purpose
We empower residents to rediscover purpose through personal responsibility, goal setting, life-skills development, and meaningful engagement in their recovery and community.
Service
We are committed to serving individuals and families affected by substance use disorders by removing barriers to stable housing and supporting healthier lives in our rural communities.
Teamwork
We collaborate with residents, healthcare providers, recovery professionals, and community partners to build a strong network of support that promotes sustainable recovery and independence.
Health & Hope
In alignment with MCHC’s motto, “Providing Better Health – For a Longer Life,” we support holistic wellness—physical, emotional, and social—while fostering hope, resilience, and lasting change.