RHI-C - Lansing Recovery House

About this Recovery House

RHI-C – Lansing is a sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, operated by Recovery Housing Initiative-Colorado and certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado.

A Sober House in Central Aurora

This residence sits in the older, central part of Aurora that falls within Arapahoe County, along the corridor built up around East Colfax Avenue, the historic commercial spine that carries traffic between Denver and Aurora without a break at the city line. Community College of Aurora operates nearby, a common resource for residents returning to school or job training after treatment.

How ORH-CO Certification Works

Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado certifies RHI-C's homes under standards that require a published code of ethics, written fees and house rules disclosed before move-in, and an outside complaint process. Colorado's Behavioral Health Administration recognizes that certification for state referrals and funding, and because the state does not publish per-residence levels, certification itself is the credential a prospective resident can verify.

Medication-Assisted Recovery and Rent Subsidy

RHI-C accepts residents on medication for opioid use disorder at this residence, and it makes rent subsidy support available to eligible applicants. The programming here is not faith-based, and the house is adult recovery housing, not family housing.

Contacting RHI-C About a Bed on Lansing

No street address is published for this residence in the state certification registry. Applications and questions about current openings go directly to Recovery Housing Initiative-Colorado.