Rockledge Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Rockledge is a recovery residence on East Cobblegate Drive in Sandy, Utah, in Salt Lake County, part of the transitional housing New Roads Behavioral Health operates for people moving on from its primary treatment program.

Transitional Housing in Sandy

Rockledge sits in a residential stretch of Sandy east of the I-15 corridor, one of the larger suburbs along the Wasatch Front. Someone arriving here has usually already completed a structured phase of treatment and is working on the ordinary parts of independence: a job, a commute, a grocery run without a staff member along for it. Sandy puts all of that within reach, with TRAX light rail and the rest of the Salt Lake Valley bus network a short drive away.

A Step Down From Residential Treatment

New Roads Behavioral Health treats complex mental health and substance use conditions across several levels of care, and its Transitional Living Program is built for residents leaving the more intensive stages of that treatment. Rockledge carries that structure forward in an ordinary house, off the clinical campus itself, with expectations and continued connection to the treatment program and without the higher level of supervision a residential bed requires.

Recovery Housing in Salt Lake County

Sandy sits inside Salt Lake County, whose seat, Salt Lake City, anchors the region's hospitals, courts and outpatient providers. A resident at Rockledge is close enough to draw on that network while living somewhere quieter than the county seat itself, which is a common pattern for step-down housing tied to a larger treatment program.

Reaching New Roads Behavioral Health

Placement at Rockledge runs through New Roads Behavioral Health directly, as part of its continuum of care. Anyone considering it is best served asking what phase of the program a placement follows, how long a typical stay runs, and what support continues once someone moves on from the house.