About Harwood House

Founded in 1975, Harwood House is a nonprofit halfway house licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health’s Drug and Alcohol Program.

Harwood House follows federal, state, and local regulations designed to ensure quality treatment and care for individuals with substance use disorders.

Harwood House is a community-based residential treatment program for adult men recovering from substance use disorders. The program offers supportive, home-style living in a safe environment, with opportunities for personal growth, independence, and guidance. Through a holistic approach, Harwood House helps each person re-establish himself within the community.

Harwood House values every person who enters its doors. Staff provide services that address individual needs and support clients in reaching their treatment goals. When medication is part of care, Harwood House offers weekly in-house psychiatric consultation services.

Harwood House offers medications for opioid and alcohol use disorders.

Treatment typically lasts three to six months. Staff work with funding sources through periodic reviews to help ensure funding needs are met.