Phoenix Rising Sober Living - 3930 South 400 East Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Phoenix Rising Sober Living - 3930 South 400 East is a men's sober living home in Millcreek, Utah, in Salt Lake County, operated by Phoenix Rising.

A Men's Recovery Home Near 400 East

This sober house serves men only, on a residential stretch of 400 East a few blocks north of the 3900 South corridor that anchors the rest of Phoenix Rising's Millcreek houses. The location keeps residents close to the same amenities and appointments as the operator's other addresses without putting everyone in one building. Phoenix Rising builds its houses around structure and house leadership, not a hands-off rental arrangement, with expectations that start on the day a resident moves in.

On-Campus Treatment for Men in Early Recovery

Men living here can continue treatment through Phoenix Rising's own on-campus programming, which lets a resident keep working with the same clinical team after stepping down from a higher level of care instead of starting over with a new provider tied to the address.

What Utah's Recovery Residence License Requires

Every recovery residence operating in Utah answers to the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing, which administers the state's Recovery Residence Services rule under Utah Code 26B-2-117. Utah is a single-regulator state with no separate certification levels, so licensing status is the relevant public record here.

Living in Millcreek, Salt Lake County

Millcreek sits in the middle of Salt Lake County, between Salt Lake City to the north and the Cottonwood canyons to the south, and it carries its own city services while remaining fully inside the Wasatch Front job market. A men's sober living home here puts a resident within easy reach of Salt Lake City's downtown employers and the valley's outpatient recovery network.

One of Five Phoenix Rising Houses

Phoenix Rising runs five men's sober living homes clustered in the Millcreek area, and the 400 East house is one of them. The operator keeps admissions in-house across all five, so a resident who needs a change of house does not need to start the intake process with a stranger.