InnerBalance Property Management Recovery House

About this Recovery House

InnerBalance Property Management operates a sober living home in Loveland, Colorado, in Larimer County. It is certified by Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado and connected to InnerBalance Health Center, which has run treatment programs in Loveland since 1998.

A Sober House Near North Lincoln Avenue

The residence has no published street address, so this listing anchors on North Lincoln Avenue, one of Loveland's main corridors. That location keeps residents within reach of the city's outpatient services and transit, and close to InnerBalance Health Center's own long-standing base in the same city.

Support for Residents on Medication-Assisted Treatment

InnerBalance Property Management accepts residents using medication-assisted treatment. That policy matters because it lets someone prescribed buprenorphine or methadone keep both the medication and the housing, instead of being forced to choose between them to qualify for a bed.

What Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado Certification Establishes

Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's NARR affiliate, requires the house to disclose its fees and rules before move-in, follow a published code of ethics, and remain subject to an outside complaint process. Colorado assigns no level to individual residences, so certification is the fact a prospective resident can actually verify.

Recovery Housing in Larimer County

Loveland sits in Larimer County, whose seat is Fort Collins, in the northern Front Range. The city's own long-running treatment infrastructure, including InnerBalance Health Center itself, gives residents of this house a base of established local providers instead of an unfamiliar new network.

Applying to This Loveland Sober House

Applications go through InnerBalance Property Management. Worth asking: what the weekly cost covers, how the connection to InnerBalance Health Center's treatment programs works for a resident already in outpatient care, and how the relapse and discharge policy is documented.