Gateway Rehab - The Moffett House

A Community-Focused Halfway Home For Men

The Moffett House, part of the Gateway Rehab network, offers a non-hospital residential program for adult men in recovery from substance use disorders. Located on the third floor of a historic building in downtown Beaver Falls, the facility provides a quiet, small-town atmosphere with a focus on structure, stability, and community connection during early recovery.

A Structured, Home-Like Setting With 24/7 Support

Clients live in a shared environment that balances independence with accountability. The facility emphasizes consistent routines, peer support, and daily responsibilities to help residents build stability and prepare for life beyond treatment. Staff are onsite around the clock to provide supervision and guidance, making it a strong option for those stepping down from inpatient care or seeking a safe place to solidify early sobriety.

12-Step Engagement And Counseling

The program is rooted in the 12-step recovery model, with residents encouraged to participate in local meetings and integrate spiritual or personal growth practices into their recovery. Group and individual counseling sessions help clients address underlying triggers, develop relapse prevention strategies, and begin repairing personal relationships. While the facility does not offer intensive clinical treatment on site, it coordinates care with other Gateway locations and community providers when needed.

Calm Setting With Built-In Peer Accountability

Situated in Beaver Falls, a small town north of Pittsburgh, Moffett House offers a quieter, less chaotic environment than urban treatment settings. This location can be particularly helpful for men seeking a break from distractions. The group living model also fosters natural peer accountability as residents support each other in day-to-day recovery, building trust and shared responsibility.

Connected To The Broader Gateway Rehab Network

As a part of Gateway Rehab’s continuum of care, the Moffett House provides seamless connections to outpatient services, transitional housing, and long-term support. Case managers assist each client in mapping out a next step in recovery, whether that’s rejoining the workforce, entering outpatient treatment, or moving to a sober living environment. This extended network helps ensure clients don’t have to navigate recovery alone.