Sterling Women's Duplex Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Sterling Women's Duplex is a certified sober living home for women in Sterling, Colorado, the seat of Logan County on the state's northeastern plains. Advantage Treatment Centers runs the house as part of the same transitional living program that includes Jefferson House for men in the same city.

A Women's Sober House Built as a Duplex

The property holds four women split across two furnished apartments, each with its own living space, and residents share a garden and a large backyard. Advantage Treatment Centers charges $500 a month for the house. The duplex layout gives residents more separation between units than a single shared house, while keeping both apartments under the same women-only program.

What Certification Through ORH-CO Requires

This house is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado. Certification means Advantage Treatment Centers has to disclose fees and house rules in writing before a resident moves in, keep a documented relapse and discharge policy, and remain open to a complaint process outside the house. That record matters in a plains town where a resident has few other certified options to compare.

Structure and Case Management

A house manager, a judicial navigator and a peer specialist support residents across Advantage Treatment Centers' Sterling houses, and the organization partners with RESADA to connect residents to employment. Many residents arrive with active parole, probation or judicial conditions attached to their housing.

Logan County's Recovery Housing Options

Sterling anchors Logan County and much of Colorado's northeastern plains, giving residents access to the county courthouse, outpatient providers and area employers without leaving town. For women completing treatment in this part of the state, the duplex is one of a small number of certified options in the region.