Revenant Recovery - Josephine House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Revenant Recovery – Josephine House is a sober living home in Denver, Colorado, in the City and County of Denver, set inside a Victorian building in the city's Capitol Hill area.

A Victorian Sober House in Capitol Hill

The house holds seven bedrooms and three bathrooms across roughly 3,100 square feet of updated living space, sized for a household well beyond a starter sober living home. Capitol Hill is one of Denver's densest residential neighborhoods, close to the York Street Clubhouse, a peer recovery meeting space residents can reach without a car.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado

Revenant Recovery is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the body Colorado's House Bill 19-1009 requires for a residence to take state referrals and funding. Certification obliges a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules, and an outside complaint process. Colorado publishes no certification level for individual residences, so none applies here.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Residents on medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Josephine House, consistent with the operator's approach across its Denver metro homes. A resident already stabilized on a prescribed medication keeps that treatment and this address together.

Founded by People in Recovery

Revenant Recovery was started by two founders with their own recovery experience, built around 12-step principles and peer support. Josephine House reflects that structure: residents build a daily routine around meetings, work or school, and accountability to housemates working the same process.

One of Four Revenant Recovery Homes in the Denver Area

Josephine House is one of four sober living homes Revenant Recovery operates across the Denver metro area, alongside three residences in Lakewood. A resident who needs a different setting or a lighter level of structure later can raise it with an operator who already knows them.