Jefferson House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Jefferson House is a certified men's sober living home in Sterling, Colorado, the seat of Logan County on the state's northeastern plains. Advantage Treatment Centers operates the house as part of its transitional living program, which also runs in Alamosa and Lamar.

A Men's Sober House in Sterling

Jefferson House holds four men and gives each resident a single bedroom, a structure that trades shared-room savings for more privacy than a typical bunk arrangement. Advantage Treatment Centers sets the monthly fee at $500 and includes a garage space residents use as shared recreational area. Keeping the house single-gender means the household's rules and rhythm are built for one population.

Certification Through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado

Jefferson House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado, the state's recovery residence certifying body. That status requires the operator to publish its fees and rules before move-in, maintain a written relapse and discharge policy, and accept complaints from outside the house, a meaningful check in a town with few comparable options.

Case Management Alongside Housing

Advantage Treatment Centers staffs its transitional living houses with a house manager, a judicial navigator and a peer specialist, and connects residents to jobs through a partnership with RESADA. Many residents arrive with active court or parole obligations, and the staffing is built around meeting those requirements alongside recovery.

Logan County and Colorado's Northeastern Plains

Sterling is the seat of Logan County and the largest town in Colorado's far northeastern corner. A men's sober living home here puts residents within reach of the county's courts, employers and outpatient providers, all concentrated in one small city on the surrounding plains.