Mary's Hope Sober Homes - Easter Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mary's Hope Sober Homes - Easter is a sober living home in Centennial, Colorado, in Arapahoe County.

A Recovery Residence in Centennial

Centennial is Arapahoe County's largest city and sits along the Denver Tech Center corridor, a stretch of the metro with a dense concentration of employers and entry-level jobs within a short commute. Littleton, a few miles west, is the county seat and holds the courts and county services many residents need to check in with. The city itself is largely residential, built around cul-de-sacs and arterial roads spread across low-density blocks.

What ORH-CO Certification Means for a Colorado Sober House

Colorado's certification system runs through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado (ORH-CO), the state's approved certifying body. A certified residence has agreed to a written code of ethics, disclosed its fees and rules in advance, and accepted an outside complaint process, which is not true of every rooming arrangement calling itself sober housing.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Is Accepted Here

Residents on prescribed medication for opioid use disorder, such as buprenorphine or methadone, are welcome at Mary's Hope Sober Homes properties. Housing that turns away MAT can cost someone their treatment along with their address, and this operator does not.

Part of a Larger Recovery Housing Network

The Easter house is one of several Mary's Hope Sober Homes properties in the south metro area, alongside houses the operator runs in Denver, Englewood, Lakewood, Littleton and Morrison. The organization has operated sober living housing in the region for close to two decades.