Hazelbrook Sober Living - Hollywood House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hazelbrook Sober Living - Hollywood House is a recovery residence in Denver, Colorado, in Denver County, run day to day by Hazelbrook Sober Living Homes.

A Sober House in Denver, Colorado

A sober house in Denver puts a resident inside the state capital and its own county at once. The courthouse, the human services office, an outpatient provider and the meeting list are all local, and light rail and buses connect the neighborhoods without a car. Denver also carries the deepest meeting schedule in the state, which is what most residents lean on between appointments.

Why This Sober House Address Is Not Published

Hazelbrook Sober Living Homes withholds house addresses deliberately, citing resident privacy and anonymity across its entire portfolio. Placement runs through the operator, which knows which house has an open bed and which household fits an applicant. An applicant receives the exact address once a placement is agreed.

The Certificate This Sober House Holds

Recovery residences in Colorado are certified by an organization the state Behavioral Health Administration has approved for the job. Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado carries that approval and publishes the statewide directory this residence appears in. Certification obliges the operator to a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move in, a written policy for what happens after a relapse, and complaints reviewed outside the household. State referrals and dollars have followed that certificate since House Bill 19-1009.

An Adults Only Recovery Home

Family housing is not offered here, so no children live in the house. That is the standard answer across most of Colorado's recovery housing stock, and a firm limit for a parent with custody or working to regain it. Raising the question at the first call lets the operator rule the house in or out immediately.

A Sober House That Accepts MAT

This residence is recorded in the state directory as supporting medication assisted recovery. Buprenorphine, methadone and naltrexone are all prescribed treatments for opioid use disorder, and housing that accommodates them lets a resident stay on a plan a prescriber built. Anyone arriving on a medication should still confirm how doses are stored and whether proof of a current prescription is required.

What to Ask Before Moving Into This Sober House

Being a certified operator obliges written answers on the following before move in, so ask before signing anything:

• What the fee includes and whether utilities and internet are part of it.
• Who is on site overnight.
• How the house handles a resident who relapses.
• Whether medication is stored centrally or kept by the resident.
• How a complaint gets past the house to the operator and the certifying body.