Royal Ridge Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Royal Ridge is a recovery residence on East Canyon Ridge Way in Midvale, Utah, in Salt Lake County, run by New Roads Behavioral Health as transitional housing for residents continuing recovery after its primary treatment program.

Transitional Housing in Midvale

Midvale sits between Sandy and Salt Lake City in the heart of the Salt Lake Valley, and Royal Ridge occupies an ordinary residential address there, off the clinical campus itself. That distinction matters for the people who live there: a transitional placement is meant to look and feel like independent living, with enough structure left in place that the step down from residential treatment does not happen all at once.

Reaching Royal Ridge

New Roads Behavioral Health treats complex mental health and substance use conditions through a continuum that runs from residential care down to outpatient support, and its Transitional Living Program bridges the gap between the two. Royal Ridge carries forward the accountability and continued program connection that the transitional stage calls for, without the round-the-clock supervision a residential bed requires.

Recovery Housing in the Salt Lake Valley

Midvale's location gives residents easy reach into Salt Lake County's hospitals, courts and outpatient network centered on the county seat, Salt Lake City, while keeping them in a smaller, quieter suburb during a stage of recovery where routine matters more than proximity to a downtown core.

Questions Worth Asking Here

A placement at Royal Ridge goes through New Roads Behavioral Health as part of its treatment continuum. Worth asking directly: what level of care precedes a transitional placement, how the program measures readiness to move on, and what support continues after someone leaves the house.