Wasatch Crest Extended Care Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Wasatch Crest Extended Care is a recovery residence on 315 Moulton Lane in Heber City, Utah, in Wasatch County, carrying its own name as the extended-care stage of the Wasatch Crest Treatment Services continuum.

The Extended-Care Stage on Moulton Lane

Unlike the operator's other step-down addresses, this house is named for its place in the program instead of its street or city, marking it as the longer-term end of the continuum. Moulton Lane sits among Heber City's ordinary residential streets, apart from the operator's primary treatment campus.

What Comes After Transitional Housing

Wasatch Crest describes its program as running from primary residential treatment down through outpatient support, with transitional housing as an intermediate step before a resident reaches extended care. This address represents that later stage, for residents who have already spent time in a shorter-term step-down setting.

A Lighter Touch, the Same Program Tie

Extended care generally asks less day-to-day supervision of a resident than transitional housing does, while keeping the same tie back to Wasatch Crest's clinical staff and referral pipeline. Residents here are further along the path toward living fully independently than someone newly out of primary treatment.

Wasatch County's Mountain Setting From Moulton Lane

Heber City sits at the center of Wasatch County and the Heber Valley, an hour from the Salt Lake Valley. That valley setting applies to Moulton Lane the same way it does to the rest of the organization's Heber City housing.

Reaching the Extended-Care Stage

Utah requires this address to hold a recovery residence license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing, under Code 26B-2-117 and Rule R501-18. A resident or family should ask Wasatch Crest how someone qualifies to move from transitional housing into extended care, and what benchmarks the organization uses to make that call.