Alamosa Transitional Living Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Alamosa Transitional Living is a sober living residence in Alamosa, Colorado, the seat of Alamosa County in the San Luis Valley. It is operated by Advantage Treatment Centers, a Colorado nonprofit that runs transitional housing tied to its treatment campuses in Alamosa, Lamar and Sterling.

Transitional Housing on the Alamosa Campus

This sober house is part of Advantage Treatment Centers' broader Alamosa operation, which the organization describes as serving over a hundred clients through its combined residential and outpatient programs. Transitional living gives someone finishing residential treatment a supervised next step, with staff and structure still in place after residential care ends.

Certification Through ORH-CO in Colorado

Advantage Treatment Centers' transitional living houses are certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's certifying body for recovery residences. Certification commits a house to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and a complaint process that runs outside the house itself, which matters in a small city where housing options are limited.

Support Built Around Employment and Case Management

Across its transitional living houses, Advantage Treatment Centers partners with RESADA for employment connections and staffs its houses with a house manager, a judicial navigator and a peer specialist. That combination is aimed at residents managing court obligations, job searches and early recovery at the same time.

Recovery Housing in the San Luis Valley

Alamosa is the largest city and the county seat of Alamosa County, and the main service center for the wider San Luis Valley. A resident living here has access to courts, outpatient providers and the valley's job market without needing to travel to Colorado Springs or Denver for basic services.