Choice House - Johnson (Alumni) Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Choice House – Johnson (Alumni) is a men's sober living home in Louisville, Colorado, for alumni of Choice House's residential program, in Boulder County. It is one of the more independent residences in Choice House's transitional living network, and the operator does not publish its street address, confirming placement directly during admissions.

An Alumni Sober Living Home in Louisville

Where several of Choice House's Louisville homes serve men newer to the transitional program, the Johnson house is built for graduates who have already completed residential treatment and the more structured phases that follow it. Men living here have typically finished the nine-hours-a-week intensive outpatient block and moved into a lighter schedule, while staying connected to the same clinical team and alumni network.

What Continuing in a Sober Living Home Provides

Choice House keeps alumni engaged well past the day formal treatment ends. Men at the Johnson house keep access to individual therapy, case management and the program's psychiatric appointments on an as-needed basis, along with the four weekly twelve-step meetings and sponsorship expectations that apply across the network. The difference at this stage is independence: residents carry more responsibility for their own schedule while the support stays in place.

Certification Through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado

Choice House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's BHA-approved certifying body, across its recovery residences. Certification commits the operator to a published code of ethics and a complaint process independent of the house itself, a standard that follows a resident from the earliest structured phase through to an alumni house like this one.

Recovery Housing in Boulder County

Louisville, in Boulder County, gives alumni residents the same access to outpatient care, employers and the broader Front Range recovery community that Choice House's earlier-phase homes use, without the day-to-day structure of the residential campus in nearby Boulder. For men working toward full independence, staying in the same county keeps the transition from treatment to ordinary life close to the people and providers who already know them.