Olathe House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Olathe House is a men's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, one of four Foundations Incorporated residences in the city.

A Fully Remodeled Men's Sober Home

Olathe House holds up to eleven men across six bedrooms and three bathrooms, in a ranch-style home that was completely remodeled with a new kitchen, new bathrooms and new flooring throughout. Two separate living rooms give the house room to spread out, and a workshop space in the garage is available to residents. A nearby community center, along with shopping and other local services, is within walking distance.

Colorado's Recovery Residence Certification at Olathe House

Olathe House is certified under the state's recovery housing framework, administered by Ohio Recovery Housing for Colorado's Behavioral Health Administration. Certification means Foundations Incorporated has published the house's rules and fees, keeps a written relapse and discharge policy on file, and accepts outside review of any complaint. Colorado does not publish certification levels for individual residences, so the certification record itself is what a prospective resident should confirm.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Is Supported

Men using medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Olathe House, in keeping with Foundations Incorporated's policy across its residences, so treatment and housing do not have to be traded off against each other.

One of Four Aurora Residences

Foundations Incorporated runs four sober living homes in Aurora, giving Olathe House residents access to a larger network within the same city if a transfer or a different set of housemates is ever needed. Aurora sits primarily in Arapahoe County, whose seat is Littleton. The house's street address is not published; contact Foundations Incorporated directly to arrange placement.