Purpose House Sober Living Zion House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Purpose House Sober Living - Zion House is a men's sober living home in Fort Collins, Colorado, in Larimer County, one of three residences the operator runs in northern Colorado.

A Men's Sober House Built on a 90-Day Structure

Zion House runs a twelve-step based program for men in early recovery, with a minimum stay of 90 days and variable lengths beyond that. Residents are expected to hold daytime employment or education while attending recovery meetings, then return each evening to a structured household built around that same expectation for everyone living there.

Recovery Housing in Fort Collins and Larimer County

Fort Collins is the seat of Larimer County and the largest city in northern Colorado, home to Colorado State University and a healthcare network that serves the surrounding region. That combination of jobs, education and treatment resources is part of why Purpose House built its program here.

Purpose House Sober Living's Northern Colorado Homes

Zion House is one of three residences Purpose House Sober Living operates, alongside Blue Sky in Fort Collins and Cocodona in Loveland. All three run the same twelve-step foundation and 90-day minimum stay, giving a resident who needs to change addresses a path that stays inside the same program.

What to Ask Before Moving Into Zion House

Applicants should ask Purpose House Sober Living directly about current fees, house rules, whether medication-assisted treatment is supported, and how the 90-day minimum stay is applied in practice. A program built around structure should be able to answer those questions plainly before anyone moves in.