PHILOSOPHY & PROCESS
Transitional recovery homes provide a safe environment to support recovery from substance abuse for those who are emerging from medical detox, residential treatment, jail, or off the street. A person’s home living environment often does not always provide the support necessary to facilitate long term sobriety. BRS manages multiple recovery homes and implements the necessary funding and programming to provide those in early recovery with the support needed to successfully transition back into the community. These homes provide a combination of freedom and structure that help the person begin to readjust to life in the real world.
Instead of immediately returning to the living situation that possibly fostered and facilitated the substance abuse issue, recovery homes provide a structured environment in which a person can continue to focus on recovery from substance use disorders. Recovery homes have rules and regulations that require participation in twelve-step programs, house meetings, meditations, and other treatment programs that continue to reinforce the main proponents of long term recovery.​
LEADERSHIP
Adam A. Lonardo
Co-Founder & Executive Director
adam@broadwayrecoveryservices.org
1-855-292-9778
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Adam A. Lonardo, a lifelong resident of the Mahoning Valley, was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. An alumnus of Canfield High School and Youngstown State University, where he studied Business Administration, Adam has built a dynamic career across diverse industries, including sales, consulting, business development, and contract negotiation. His extensive professional network spans laboratory services, healthcare, mental health and SUD treatment, nonprofit work, construction, and trucking.
A dedicated advocate for mental health and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment, Adam has been sober since June 13, 2013, a milestone he attributes to the grace of God and his journey through recovery housing. This transformative experience inspired him to help others by opening his first recovery home in 2015, which laid the foundation for Broadway Recovery Services. As Co-Founder and Executive Director, Adam continues to work tirelessly to expand resources for individuals seeking recovery and wellness.
Adam draws purpose and fulfillment from serving others, believing that connection and service are the keys to lasting happiness. His commitment to making a difference in the lives of others remains the driving force behind his work and advocacy.
Jason D. Kmentt
Co-Founder, Recovery Housing & Business Development
jason@broadwayrecoveryservices.org
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Jason Kmentt was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. He is an alumnus of Boardman High School, Youngstown State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and the Western Michigan Thomas M. Cooley Law School, earning a Juris Doctor degree.
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He was admitted to the Maryland State Bar in June of 2017 and the Northern District of Ohio in August of 2017. Convinced he had no problem, Jason struggled with functional addiction for decades.
Thankfully, God opened Jason’s eyes to the 12-step program and he became sober in October of 2016. Through the 12-step Abstinence Based Community, he was introduced to Co-Founder Adam Lonardo and his recovery housing program. Jason’s passion has shifted to aiding those that are battling the deadly disease of alcohol and drug addiction. Together, they realized the need for more safe, structured residential housing.
Through the unwavering support of his Higher Power, family and close friends, Jason has embraced sobriety and a new vision on life. Jason now enjoys distance running, weight training, and a healthy lifestyle.
STAFF
Lauren Cercone, CDCA II, CPRS
Director of Operations, Case Manager
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lauren@broadwayrecoveryservices.org
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Laura Lonardo, M.S.Ed., CDCA
Program Coordinator
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