Mohr Roads to Recovery - 200 East Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mohr Roads to Recovery - 200 East is a sober living home on 200 East in Salt Lake City, Utah, in Salt Lake County. It is one of eight houses run by Mohr Roads to Recovery, a family-run operator that has housed residents in the city since 2018.

A Sober House on 200 East in Salt Lake City

This address sits in the residential blocks south of downtown, an area Mohr Roads to Recovery has served since it opened its first house nearby. Residents get single and double occupancy rooms, and the location keeps a resident within a short drive of the rest of the operator's Salt Lake City properties, which matters if a change of house is ever needed.

Licensing Through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing

Utah requires every recovery residence to hold a license from the state's Office of Licensing under Utah Code 26B-2-117. Mohr Roads to Recovery describes its housing as licensed and established, and that license is what separates a regulated sober house from a landlord renting rooms with no oversight. It commits the operator to standards a resident can ask about directly: how the house is run, what happens after a violation, and who to call with a complaint.

Recovery Housing Family-Run Since 2018

Mohr Roads to Recovery began with one house and grew from there, a detail that matters because the people running it today are the same people who started it. A small operator with eight houses in one city knows its own properties well, and a resident dealing with a family-run sober living operator is usually dealing with someone who answers the phone.

Salt Lake County Recovery Residence Network

Salt Lake City anchors Salt Lake County and the Wasatch Front, and that gives a resident at this sober house access to the county's outpatient providers, courts and transit without leaving the metro area. A resident moving between Mohr Roads to Recovery houses stays inside the same service area the whole time, which keeps a job, a meeting schedule and a probation appointment intact.