RHI-C - Oakland Recovery House

About this Recovery House

RHI-C – Oakland is a sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County. Recovery Housing Initiative-Colorado operates the residence under certification from Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado.

A Sober Living Home Off East Colfax

This residence sits within the corridor built up around East Colfax Avenue, which runs unbroken from Denver into Aurora and still carries much of the daily commercial traffic neither city fully claims as its own. The section falls within Arapahoe County, whose seat is Littleton, though Aurora's own city services cover most of what a resident needs day to day.

What Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado Certification Establishes

A certified operator publishes a code of ethics, discloses fees and rules in writing before move-in, and answers to a complaint process outside the house itself. That certification qualifies a residence for state referrals under Colorado's House Bill 19-1009, and because the state publishes no numbered level for any individual residence, the certification is the single fact a family can verify before applying from out of state.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

RHI-C accepts residents on medication for opioid use disorder at its certified homes and makes rent subsidy support available to eligible applicants. Both commitments matter for a resident who would otherwise be turned away by a stricter operator.

Applying to RHI-C – Oakland

The certification registry publishes no street address for this residence. Contact Recovery Housing Initiative-Colorado directly for current availability and weekly cost.