Acqua Recovery - 636 West Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Acqua Recovery - 636 West is a sober living home in Heber City, Utah, in Wasatch County, operated alongside Acqua Recovery's treatment campus in nearby Midway. It houses residents continuing care after residential treatment or working through the operator's outpatient programs.

A Sober Living Address on 636 West

The 636 West house is a second Heber City sober living location for Acqua Recovery, distinct from its 357 West property. Splitting residents across two addresses in the same small city lets the operator manage house size and household mix without moving anyone out of the Heber Valley or away from the clinical team supporting them.

Continuing Care Alongside Outpatient Treatment

Acqua Recovery describes its model as trauma informed, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR and experiential work across its residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and standard outpatient levels. A resident at 636 West is typically drawing on one of those outpatient tracks while living in a substance free household.

Licensing for Utah Recovery Residences

Utah classifies sober living under the term recovery residence and requires a license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing to operate one. That licensing structure. Built around a single state authority, that gives anyone researching a Heber City sober house a public record to check before enrolling.

Wasatch County's Growing Recovery Housing Base

Heber City anchors Wasatch County and the Heber Valley, a fast growing corridor east of Provo and Salt Lake City. As the area has added population it has also added treatment and outpatient capacity, so a resident of a Heber City recovery home is no longer as dependent on a long drive down the canyon for care as they once were.

Part of Acqua Recovery's Heber City Housing

Along with the 357 West property, this house gives Acqua Recovery two sober living addresses in Heber City feeding the same treatment continuum, so a resident moving between them stays inside one operator's system of care.