Integrity House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Integrity House is a men's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, listed as a certified recovery residence in Colorado's statewide directory and operated by Aurora Sober Living.

What Colorado Certification Actually Establishes

Certification is the most checkable fact on this listing, so it is worth setting out what it obliges. A certified residence agrees in writing to a code of ethics. It has to disclose its fees and its house rules to an applicant before move-in, in writing, so the terms cannot change after someone has given up a previous address. It keeps a written policy covering relapse and discharge. It accepts a complaint process that runs outside the house, which gives a resident somewhere to go when the house manager is the problem. And it agrees to review by the certifying body.

The Body That Certifies Colorado Sober Homes

That body is ORH-CO, the Colorado affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences and the certifying organization approved by the state Behavioral Health Administration. It took over from the Colorado Association of Recovery Residences, which closed in 2025, and carries the same certification lineage. Colorado House Bill 19-1009 requires certification by an approved body before a residence can accept state referrals or state funding, which is why the directory is the working list for every case manager in the state. An uncertified house can still legally operate, so absence from the list is not proof of anything. Presence on it is.

A Men's Sober House in a Phased Network

This is single-gender housing for men, one address among eight men's residences this operator runs in Aurora. The network is phased, so structure tightens or loosens with the resident's stage instead of holding everyone at one level. Applications go to the operator and are considered against the whole portfolio.

Medication and Cost in This Recovery Housing

Medication-assisted treatment is supported across these residences, rent subsidy is listed as available, and programming is not faith-based. Family housing is not offered.

Sober Living in Aurora and Arapahoe County

Aurora is the third-largest city in Colorado and holds the eastern half of the Denver metropolitan area, with the Anschutz Medical Campus, RTD light rail on the I-225 corridor, and bus service the length of Colfax Avenue. Littleton is the seat of Arapahoe County. The concentration of certified recovery homes here follows the jobs and the transit.