Stride Sober Living - Louisiana Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Stride Sober Living – Louisiana is a certified sober house in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County.

Medication-Assisted Recovery at This Aurora Sober House

This Stride Sober Living home accepts residents using buprenorphine or methadone as part of a prescribed treatment plan. Many sober living homes turn away anyone on medication for opioid use disorder, so a house that will not do that removes one of the more common reasons a placement falls through before it starts.

What Certification Buys at a Stride Sober Living Home

Stride Sober Living's Aurora residences are certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's approved certifying body. Certification commits the operator to disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, a written policy on relapse and discharge, and a complaint process outside the house itself. Colorado does not publish per-residence levels, so certification here functions as a single standard for a resident to confirm.

Fees at This Sober Living Home

Stride Sober Living charges a one-time intake fee of $150 and rent of $725 a month, payable weekly at $200, with a supply allowance built in for detergent and hygiene items. A resident comparing options knows the full cost before applying, which is one of the things certification requires the operator to put in writing.

Aurora Recovery Housing in Arapahoe County

Aurora is Colorado's third-largest city and sits mostly within Arapahoe County, whose seat is Littleton. The city carries its own hospital systems, community college campuses, and a broad service-sector job market, which gives a resident coming out of treatment somewhere to work and recover without a long commute into Denver.