UTurn Recovery Housing - Lincoln Avenue Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

UTurn Recovery Housing - Lincoln Avenue is a sober living home in Ogden, Utah, in Weber County, with 24 beds split between men and women.

Six Units for Men and Women

This Lincoln Avenue property holds 24 individual beds split across six units, three designated for men and three for women, giving UTurn Recovery Housing a gender-separated structure within a single property. Jensen built the facility to expand on the model he started at the operator's original South Ogden location after Weber Human Services identified a long-running shortage of structured sober living in the area.

Licensed Recovery Housing Under Utah Law

Utah requires every recovery residence to hold a license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing, under Utah Code 26B-2-117 and the Recovery Residence Services rule. Utah runs a single-regulator system with no tiered certification.

A Larger Property With a Family Wing

The men's and women's units share the Lincoln Avenue property with a separate four-unit building UTurn Recovery Housing reserves for families, giving the operator a mix of individual and family housing options on one site instead of scattering them across the county.

Ogden, the Seat of Weber County

Ogden anchors Weber County's job market, transit and treatment resources, and Jensen worked through local resistance to bring this second property online, arguing publicly against misconceptions about what structured sober living does for a neighborhood. The result gives Weber County roughly double the recovery housing capacity it had before this property opened.