Pitkin House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Pitkin House is a men's sober living home in Pueblo, Colorado, the seat of Pueblo County, operated by Foundations Incorporated.

A Men's Sober House Across From a Community College

Pitkin House is a more than 3,200-square-foot home with seven bedrooms and three bathrooms, housing up to eleven men. The house has been updated with a new roof, siding, air conditioning, furnace and plumbing, and it keeps a large family room and a separate dedicated dining room in addition to two remodeled bathrooms. It sits directly across from a community college campus, a short walk from the bus route and nearby grocery stores.

What Colorado Certification Requires of This Sober House

Pitkin House is certified through Colorado's recovery residence certification system, run by Ohio Recovery Housing on behalf of the state's Behavioral Health Administration. Certification obligates Foundations Incorporated to publish the house's rules and fees before move-in, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and answer to an outside complaint process. Colorado does not assign certification levels to individual residences, so certification status is the relevant fact.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

Men using medication-assisted treatment are accepted at Pitkin House, in line with Foundations Incorporated's policy across its houses.

A College-Adjacent Location in Pueblo

Being directly across from a community college campus gives Pitkin House residents an unusually direct path back into coursework or job training without a long commute. Pueblo is the seat of Pueblo County and the hub of southern Colorado's Arkansas Valley. The exact street address is not published; Foundations Incorporated arranges placement and site visits directly.