Anchor East Transitional Housing Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Anchor East Transitional Housing is a recovery residence in Murray, Utah, in Salt Lake County, operated by Odyssey House of Utah as part of a cluster of three Anchor-named properties along 4500 South.

The Third Anchor House on 4500 South

Anchor East sits on the same corridor as Anchor West, a short distance away in Murray, giving Odyssey House of Utah a concentrated presence on 4500 South, keeping its transitional housing close together instead of scattering it across the valley. For residents, that clustering means a familiar stretch of road and easy contact between houses run by the same staff.

Backed by Utah's Largest Addiction Treatment Nonprofit

Odyssey House of Utah has run addiction treatment and housing programs in the state since 1971 and describes itself as Utah's largest such program. Anchor East is part of the organization's transitional housing division, the stage built for people who have finished treatment and need a stable address while they find work and rebuild routine.

Utah's Recovery Residence Licensing Rule

Every recovery residence in Utah must hold a license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing, issued under Utah Code 26B-2-117. Utah has no certification levels and no NARR affiliate, so the license itself is the relevant standard statewide.

Recovery Housing in Murray, Salt Lake County

Murray operates its own hospital, police force and municipal services inside Salt Lake County, and 4500 South is one of its central corridors, connecting residents to groceries, clinics and bus service without a long trip into Salt Lake City.

Odyssey House of Utah's Broader Recovery Homes Footprint

Anchor East is one of seven Odyssey House of Utah transitional housing addresses in Murray and Salt Lake City, including Anchor West and Anchor Point nearby and four additional properties in Salt Lake City.