Kendall House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Kendall House is a sober living home in Westminster, Colorado, in Adams County, operated by Fidelity Behavioral Health LLC as part of the certified recovery housing the company runs in the city.

A Sober Living Home Tied to Outpatient Care

Kendall House is one of two Fidelity Behavioral Health properties carrying the Kendall name in Westminster, and it functions as supportive housing layered onto the operator's outpatient mental health and substance use treatment. Residents typically continue clinical programming, such as partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient care, with Fidelity's own treatment team while living at the house, which keeps housing and clinical care under one point of contact.

What Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado Certification Establishes

Kendall House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's Behavioral Health Administration-approved certifying body. Certification commits a residence to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of rules and fees before move-in, a written policy on relapse and discharge, and outside review of complaints. Colorado does not publish certification levels for individual residences, so the certification here is a portfolio-wide commitment.

Westminster Sober Living in Adams County

Westminster sits in the northern Denver metropolitan area, in Adams County, whose county seat is Brighton. The city gives residents access to the broader Denver job market and transit network without the density of the urban core, which matters for someone rebuilding a daily routine around work and outpatient appointments. Westminster's position between Denver and Boulder also keeps Fidelity Behavioral Health's own outpatient locations within reach for residents attending treatment on a fixed schedule.

Fidelity Behavioral Health's Recovery Housing in Westminster

Kendall House is one of four certified recovery residences Fidelity Behavioral Health LLC runs in Westminster, alongside Kendall House 2, Seton House and Grove House. A resident who needs a different set of housemates, or whose clinical program shifts levels of care, can typically move within the same operator's houses without leaving the city or changing outpatient providers.