Official base
SAMHSA’s treatment-facility export, Ohio’s recovery-housing export, and the statewide county-board directory.
Public community infrastructure · Ohio
Find the next right door.
A provider list is not enough. Find direct mental-health and substance-use treatment, recovery housing, and community support by the things that determine whether a door actually fits.
922direct treatment sites and programs
1,657state-published recovery residences
13,915listed recovery-housing beds
76counties with listed residences
The Ohio Community Map
Search by need, not by agency name.
Filters match only capabilities a provider reported. Missing information stays “unknown,” never “no.” Recovery residences use approximate ZIP-area points because the state list does not publish private street addresses.
Step 1
Choose one starting point
What kind of help are you looking for?
Step 2
Every choice narrows to an explicitly reported match
What needs to be true about the treatment?
Medication capability
Who needs to be served?
Payment and practical-access filters
Payment reported
Access support reported
Step 2
Availability is not real time. Call before traveling
What needs to be true about the home?
House fit
How matching works: a filter includes only records that explicitly report that capability. A blank field remains unknown. Always call to confirm services, eligibility, and openings.
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Updated Jul 18, 2026
Recovery housing
Direct treatment
Behavioral-health board
Community resource
Trust is part of the product
Every record should answer: who said this, and when?
The map starts with official public exports, preserves the source and date on every record, and gives the community a correction path. It never stores client information, search history, or personal health details.
Community verification
Providers and neighbors flag changes with a public source link.
Human review
A data steward resolves duplicates and conflicts before publication.
Freshness clock
Stale records become visible instead of quietly becoming wrong.
The map is the first community tool
Then we build the missing connective tissue.
A directory tells people where a door might be. These next tools help the community know whether it opens, how to get there, and what still has no door at all.
Benefits cliff calculator
Will that raise cost you your SNAP, Medicaid, or child care help? Put in real numbers and see the whole monthly picture before deciding. Try it now.
Provider check-in
Houses and agencies confirm beds, intake windows, eligibility, and contact changes. Time-sensitive updates expire automatically instead of pretending to stay current.
Ride gap board
Map recurring missed connections between housing, treatment, work, court, and childcare so routes, volunteer drivers, and grants target the actual gaps.
Warm-handoff navigator
Turn a search result into a consent-first request that a real navigator owns through acknowledgement, connection, and follow-up.
Sponsor a next step
Let local donors fund a bus pass, ID fee, work boots, phone, lockbox, or certification, without publishing the person’s story or identity.
Service desert radar
Compare recovery beds and support categories by county so coalitions and funders can see where capacity is thin before writing the next proposal.
Shared calendar
One verified calendar for support groups, mobile services, hiring events, food distributions, training, legal clinics, and public recovery events.
Atlas outside · Get Placed in the middle · GhostyBoy underneath
The public search stays public. Your story moves only when you choose.
The map collects no personal health information. Get Placed helps someone choose a door and preview a reusable, consent-controlled referral. GhostyBoy handles the private profile and partner workflow without turning an anonymous community search into a client record.
Direct-treatment sourceSAMHSA FindTreatment.gov ↗Provider-reported facility and service data retrieved July 18, 2026.
Primary housing sourceOhio Recovery Housing Public Search ↗State-published export retrieved July 18, 2026.
County-board sourceOhio county board directory ↗Association spreadsheet dated June 1, 2026.
Map coordinatesU.S. Census 2025 Gazetteer ↗ZIP-area representative points, not residence addresses.