How much does treatment cost?

Cost depends on location. In the Denver metro area, we keep our treatment programs as affordable as possible while still maintaining the highest quality service possible. We are in-network with many insurance companies to make sure our transitional housing is also affordable housing. Call our admissions team at (888) 850-1890 or verify your insurance.

Do staff live in the transitional living houses?

Yes. Our highly trained and caring housing managers are available any time residents are at the house to provide mentoring, life skills training, and to ensure that the home is a safe place for everyone.

Can I bring my phone and computer to the home?

Unlike other sober living homes, we do allow clients have access to their phones and computers throughout their stay.

Are there any electronic restrictions or blackout periods?

No. We believe in starting with many privileges and only revoking access if necessary, so we do not have a blackout period when you begin our program.

The house is fully furnished and stocked. Bring clothing and essentials. The houses have TV’s and video game consoles, laundry, fully equipped kitchens and plenty of parking if you have a car.

Does the Transitional Living program provide services to homeless people?

No, Transitional Living is not housing for homeless families or people with disabilities. Transitional Living is short-term housing for people actively in recovery from substance abuse or mental health issues. We are not a non-profit outreach center (think Warren Village in Denver, or the Salvation Army and its ministries). Rather, we are a private recovery center providing health care in the form of addiction and mental health treatment to young adults and adults. If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness in the Denver, CO area, please reach out to Denver Rescue Mission, or visit their center on Smith Road.