Elmwood Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Elmwood is a sober living home in St. George, Utah, in Washington County, operated by Access Foundation at 82 W. 700 S.

Elmwood, a Sober House on 700 South

The house sits a few blocks off St. George's downtown grid, on a street lined mostly with older single-family homes and small apartment buildings. Access Foundation runs Elmwood as one of several recovery residences it operates in the city, drawing residents from the same referral paths as its sister houses: local treatment programs, the jail, and word of mouth among people already in the network.

How This Sober Living Home Sets Its Fee

Elmwood prices a stay against income rather than a posted weekly rate, following the sliding scale Access Foundation uses across its properties. That number matters more at intake than almost anything else on this page, since it determines whether a placement is realistic before someone moves in.

Case Management at Elmwood's Recovery Residence

Every resident here is assigned a case manager, with regular check-ins built around employment and staying housed rather than clinical treatment, which comes from outside providers. Access Foundation has said residents typically remain under this structure for the better part of a year before moving on.

Licensed Recovery Housing in Washington County

Utah requires a license from the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing, under Utah Code 26B-2-117 and Administrative Code R501-18, for every recovery residence in the state, Elmwood included. St. George is the seat of Washington County and the region's job and transit center, part of why Access Foundation has concentrated so much housing here. Anyone applying should ask directly what the sliding fee comes to and what the first month of case management looks like.