Richfield House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Richfield House is a men's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, run by Foundations Incorporated as one of four residences it operates in the city.

A Men's Recovery Home With Room to Gather

Richfield House holds up to eleven men across five bedrooms and three bathrooms. The property is unusual among Foundations Incorporated's houses for its shared space: two interior living rooms and a separate enclosed exterior living room, plus a pavilion and backyard for outdoor gatherings. The house sits a five-minute walk from the organization's community center, local recovery meetings and nearby shopping.

Certification Through Colorado's State-Recognized System

Richfield House is certified under Colorado's recovery residence certification framework, run by Ohio Recovery Housing for the state's Behavioral Health Administration. That status requires Foundations Incorporated to publish house rules and fees before move-in, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and accept outside review of complaints. Colorado's certifying body does not issue per-residence levels, so certification itself is the fact to verify.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Residents using medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Richfield House, consistent with Foundations Incorporated's policy across its network, so a man on a prescribed medication is not asked to choose between his housing and his treatment.

Aurora and the Wider Network

Richfield House is one of four Foundations Incorporated homes in Aurora, a city that sits mostly in Arapahoe County, whose seat is Littleton. The proximity to the organization's own community center gives residents a walkable link to programming outside the house itself. The exact street address is not published; Foundations Incorporated arranges site visits and placement directly.