Longs Peak House Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Longs Peak House is a coed sober living home in Longmont, Colorado, in Boulder County, operated by Colorado Clean Paths.

A Coed Sober Living Home in Longmont

Colorado Clean Paths describes its mission as serving men and women together in a shared recovery household, and Longs Peak House is the operator's residence in the state. The operator has not published a street address for this location, and it is confirmed directly during intake.

What ORH-CO Certification Establishes

Colorado Clean Paths 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. A certified operator agrees to a code of ethics, discloses fees and rules in writing, and keeps a written relapse and discharge policy open to outside review.

A Communal Model of Sober Living

Colorado Clean Paths runs Longs Peak House as a shared household where residents split meals, chores and a weekly house meeting as one group, no separate tenants living independently under the same roof. The registry also lists the operator as accepting residents on medication-assisted treatment.

Recovery Housing in Boulder County

Longmont anchors the northern end of Boulder County, whose seat is Boulder, and gives residents of Longs Peak House access to outpatient care, courts and entry-level employers within the same city.