Residents throughout the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia turn to Renewal House when they’re ready for structured, compassionate addiction recovery support. Whether you’re struggling with substance use, navigating mental health challenges, or looking for a stable environment to reset and rebuild, you don’t have to face it alone.
Our team meets you where you are, offering respect, understanding, and individualized care in a supportive residential setting. With a focus on safety, accountability, and long-term healing, Renewal House helps individuals from the Eastern Panhandle take meaningful steps toward recovery.
At Renewal House, we provide structured residential addiction recovery services designed to support physical stability, emotional growth, and long-term recovery skills.
Our residential program offers a safe, supportive environment where individuals can step away from daily triggers, establish healthy routines, and focus fully on recovery. Clients receive consistent structure, peer support, and therapeutic guidance throughout their stay.
We support individuals working to overcome:
Not sure what level of care you need? Our admissions team can help guide you toward the right next step.
Across the Eastern Panhandle — including communities near Martinsburg and Charles Town — individuals and families are impacted by addiction and mental health challenges every day. Many people want help but don’t know where to turn or feel overwhelmed by the process.
Renewal House offers:
Our goal is to help you rebuild stability and confidence while developing the skills needed for lasting recovery.
West Virginia continues to face some of the highest substance-use-related risks in the country, particularly in rural and transitioning communities.
These trends highlight the importance of accessible, compassionate recovery environments that prioritize safety, dignity, and long-term outcomes.
Renewal House is committed to providing ethical, respectful care grounded in accountability and structure. Our program emphasizes:
Every individual’s recovery path is different, and we tailor our approach to support your goals.
Addiction often develops as a way to cope with stress, trauma, emotional pain, or life transitions. We provide recovery support for individuals struggling with:
Our team focuses on addressing both substance use and the underlying challenges that contribute to it.
Healing happens when people feel safe, supported, and understood. At Renewal House, recovery support includes:
Our approach is designed to help you rebuild confidence, develop healthy coping strategies, and prepare for long-term success.
Recovery is strengthened by connection, healthy routines, and meaningful ways to spend time. The Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia offers many peaceful, sober-friendly environments that support healing, including:
Spending time in supportive, low-stress environments can help reinforce recovery routines and emotional balance.
We support individuals and families from communities throughout the Eastern Panhandle, including:
If you’re searching for “addiction recovery near me,” Renewal House may be a supportive option for your area.
Choosing recovery support within driving distance can make healing more sustainable:
Our location offers a calm environment while remaining accessible to the Eastern Panhandle region.
Renewal House is located in Comfort, West Virginia, within driving distance of Martinsburg and Charles Town.
Renewal House: 129 Deanna St., Comfort, WV 25049
Our team can help discuss transportation options and next steps.
We work with many insurance plans and can help verify benefits.
Admission timelines vary, but many individuals can begin soon after reaching out.
We help coordinate detox services when needed and support transitions into residential care.
Yes. All services follow HIPAA privacy standards.
No matter where you live in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia — whether near ZIP code 25430, Martinsburg, or Charles Town — compassionate recovery support is available at Renewal House.
You don’t have to wait for things to get worse to ask for help.
