Kings and Priest Ministry - 403 House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Kings and Priest Ministry – 403 House is a sober living home in Rifle, Colorado, in Garfield County, part of a program built around residents leaving incarceration. Colorado's certifying body does not publish street addresses for recovery residences, so anyone interested should confirm the exact location and availability with the operator.

A Sober House Built for Reentry

The 403 House is one of two Kings and Priest Ministry residences in Rifle serving people connected to the Department of Corrections. Referrals typically come through parole, a case manager or a reentry program, and the house's rules and structure are built around that population's specific requirements.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Is Supported Here

Residents using medication for opioid use disorder are accepted at the 403 House. For someone released from custody already on buprenorphine, methadone or naltrexone, continuing that treatment without interruption is often the difference between a stable reentry and a relapse in the first months out.

Certification for Colorado Recovery Residences

Certification in Colorado runs through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's Behavioral Health Administration-approved body, instead of a state license, and a house can legally operate without it. Confirming current certification status directly with Kings and Priest Ministry is worth doing before a referral or an application.

Garfield County and the Colorado River Valley

Rifle is part of Garfield County on the Western Slope, in the Colorado River valley, with Glenwood Springs as the county seat. The region's courts, parole offices and outpatient treatment providers are concentrated along that same corridor, keeping a reentry plan anchored to one manageable area instead of spread across western Colorado.