About this Recovery House
The Lotus Lodge Sober Living is a certified sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, run by an operator that keeps three recovery residences across the Denver metropolitan area. The company is owned by certified addiction nurses, which is not a common arrangement in recovery housing.
A Certified Sober House in Aurora
Residents are adults 21 and older. Housing is single-gender at the house level, with separate men's and women's residences, so a resident lives in a household written for one population even though the operator serves both. The operator describes its houses as neighborhood homes in Aurora, and its certified residences reach into Centennial as well.
What This Recovery Residence Costs
Lotus Lodge publishes its rates, which is worth something in a market where most operators quote by phone:
- Housing: $1,050 a month.
- Case management and peer support: $500 a month.
- Combined cash rate: $1,550 a month.
- Intake fee: $200 for housing.
Scholarships are available for people who qualify, and rent subsidy is listed against the operator in the state directory. A published rate lets someone budget a stay before they commit to one, and it makes the deposit conversation a short one.
Structure and Expectations in This Sober Living Home
The house runs on a set of conditions the operator states plainly. Residents attend a partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient program, hold a job, or are enrolled in school. They attend recovery meetings. They take on house chores. They stay sober, and they submit to the testing that verifies it. Case management and peer support are built into the monthly service fee, so the accountability is staffed, not left to housemates alone.
Medication Supported Sober Living
Medication-assisted treatment, including buprenorphine products such as Suboxone, is accepted here. Acceptance is far from universal in recovery housing, and someone on a prescribed medication who loses a bed over it can lose the prescriber along with the address. Colorado's Behavioral Health Administration supports medication for opioid use disorder statewide, and a residence owned and run by nurses is unusually well placed to handle a resident's medication without treating it as a problem.
Recovery Housing in Aurora and Arapahoe County
Aurora is Colorado's third-largest city and the eastern anchor of the Denver metro. Anschutz Medical Campus, the Aurora court system, RTD's I-225 light rail line and a deep base of entry-level employment all sit inside the city limits. Littleton, the Arapahoe County seat, handles county business to the southwest. That geography is why so much Arapahoe County recovery housing clusters here: a resident without a car can still reach work, treatment and a meeting on the same day.
Services Provided
-Milestone Based Phase Program / Recovery Coaching (8 sessions)
-Case Management / Therapeutic Groups / Relapse Prevention Planning
-Family Support / Sobriety Monitoring / Peer Support Meetings / Health and Wellness Passes
-Community Outings / Collaborative Treatment Planning / House Manager / Alumni Program
-Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), Including Suboxone
Resident Requirements
Attend PHP, IOP, Work, Volunteer, or School / Work with Lotus Lodge Recovery Coach
3 Peer Support Meetings a Week, with Sponsorship in Selected Fellowship / Attend Weekly House Meeting
Complete Weekly House Chores / Maintain Standards of Living in the Community / Compliance with Sobriety
Monitored Medication / Compliance with House Guidelines / Release of Information for Relevant Providers
 Our Clients
Lotus Lodge provides safe, recovery oriented housing for men and women 23 years of age and older, who are committed to changing their lives and looking to re-integrate into their community. Lotus Lodge can support clients with drug and alcohol addictions, eating disorders, process addictions, primary mental health diagnosis, and women who are pregnant.
SERVICES:
Transportation to Local Fellowship Events and Daily 12-step Meetings
Y12SR (Yoga for 12-Step Recovery)
Randomized Drug Testing
Peer-Guided Resident Meetings and Social Outings
Guided group meetings
Employment and continuing education assistance
