DOCUMENTS & RESOURCES
2025 Ohio Recovery Housing
Resident Outcomes Report
Ohio Recovery Housing has collected data on recovery housing outcomes since 2016 and reports its findings regularly, significantly contributing to the body of information about this living environment and promoting its
significance in thriving communities. This report highlights key findings in the data from January through December 2025. The complete sample size was 10,926 surveys.
The one-pager linked below provides a quick, infographic overview of the data for easy reference.
Recovery Housing: Expanding Access and Supporting Choice
A new brief from SAMHSA's Homeless & Housing Resource Center, provides an overview of recovery housing, why it is an important part of the recovery continuum of care, and how housing and homeless service providers can connect people to recovery housing.
Ohio Recovery Housing: A Descriptive Review of Outcomes According to Housing Level
A report that uses ORH Outcomes Tools data to explore how resident profiles (age, gender, criminal justice involvement, etc.) and outcomes differ by housing level (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3) both at move-in and six months into one’s stay.
Mapping the Gap: An Assessment of Capacity, Cost-Benefits, and Disparities in Utilization in Ohio Recovery Housing
Report answers, what is the current RH capacity of the existing bed infrastructure, projects the cost savings to the behavioral health treatment care system, and identify RH disparities in access.