Mary's Hope Sober Homes - Ogden Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mary's Hope Sober Homes - Ogden is a sober living home in Denver, Colorado, in Denver County.

A Sober Living Home in Central Denver

Denver County and the City and County of Denver are the same government, which keeps courts, treatment providers and the RTD bus and light rail network all inside one jurisdiction for a resident here. That matters in early recovery, when getting to a probation check-in, an outpatient appointment and a job interview often happens in the same week without a car. The surrounding neighborhoods carry sidewalks, grocery stores and bus stops within easy walking distance, the kind of ordinary infrastructure that early sobriety depends on.

What ORH-CO Certification Establishes for This Sober House

Colorado requires certification through a Behavioral Health Administration-approved body for a recovery residence to take state referrals and funding, and Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado (ORH-CO) is the certifying body here. Certification obligates a residence to published house rules, a code of ethics and an outside complaint process, which is the record a family can check before someone moves in.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Mary's Hope Sober Homes accepts residents using medication for opioid use disorder, including buprenorphine and methadone. That policy keeps a resident's prescribed treatment and their housing aligned instead of forcing a choice between the two.

Mary's Hope Sober Homes Across the Denver Metro

This Denver sober house is one of roughly a dozen and a half homes the operator runs across Denver, Centennial, Englewood, Lakewood, Littleton and Morrison, split into separate men's and women's households. A resident who needs a different city or a different set of housemates later has options within the same organization.