Collective Recovery Sober Living - Midvale Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Collective Recovery Sober Living - Midvale is a sober living home on 300 East in Midvale, Utah, in Salt Lake County. It is the Midvale house in a small three-property portfolio run by Collective Recovery Sober Living, the housing arm of the Sandy-based treatment provider Collective Recovery.

A Sober House on 300 East in Midvale

Midvale sits in the heart of Salt Lake County, wedged between Sandy and Murray along the Wasatch Front. The 300 East corridor is residential and close to the city's commercial center, which puts groceries, a pharmacy and TRAX light rail access within easy reach for someone rebuilding a daily routine without a car.

Why a Utah Recovery Residence License Matters

Utah does not run a voluntary certification system for sober living. Instead, the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing licenses every recovery residence in the state under Utah Code 26B-2-117, and that license is mandatory. A licensed house is subject to state inspection and a defined set of operating standards, which gives a prospective resident a concrete record to check before moving in.

Midvale's Place in Salt Lake County

Midvale is a small city surrounded by larger neighbors, but its central position in Salt Lake County means residents are close to Murray's medical facilities, Sandy's retail corridor and the TRAX line running the length of the valley. That geography makes it a practical base for outpatient appointments held anywhere along the Wasatch Front.

Connected to Two Sandy Houses

Collective Recovery Sober Living runs two additional houses just south in Sandy. Keeping the portfolio inside one stretch of Salt Lake County means a resident who moves between houses keeps the same commute, the same outpatient providers and the same operator throughout.