Mary's Hope Sober Homes - Platte Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mary's Hope Sober Homes - Platte is a recovery residence in Denver, Colorado, in Denver County.

A Recovery Residence Near the South Platte

Denver's neighborhoods along the South Platte River corridor mix older residential blocks with easy access to downtown employers, outpatient clinics and RTD's rail lines. Because the city and county share one government here, a resident's court dates, county services and daily commute all fall inside the same jurisdiction, which simplifies the logistics of early recovery considerably.

What Certification Through ORH-CO Confirms

Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado (ORH-CO), Colorado's approved certifying body, requires a residence to disclose fees and house rules before move-in, keep a written code of ethics, and accept review through an outside complaint process. That record gives a prospective resident something concrete to check.

This House Accepts Medication-Assisted Treatment

Residents prescribed buprenorphine or methadone for opioid use disorder are accepted at Mary's Hope Sober Homes properties, so a prescription is not a barrier to housing here.

Part of the Mary's Hope Sober Homes Network

The Platte house joins other Mary's Hope Sober Homes properties across Denver and the surrounding cities of Centennial, Englewood, Lakewood, Littleton and Morrison, an organization that separates its housing by gender across roughly fifteen homes.