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Advantage Treatment Centers

About Advantage Treatment Centers

Advantage Treatment Centers is a sober living operator in Alamosa, Lamar and Sterling, Colorado, running certified transitional living homes across three of the state's rural service hubs: the San Luis Valley, the southeastern plains and the northeastern plains.

A Rural Colorado Recovery Housing Provider

Advantage Treatment Centers is a treatment organization first, and its transitional living houses are the step-down piece that follows residential care. The organization keeps housing, a house manager and case management under one roof in each of its three towns, so a resident leaving a program moves into a supervised address, not an unsupervised one.

Serving Alamosa, Lamar and Sterling

Four transitional living houses carry the Advantage Treatment Centers name across this footprint:

  • Alamosa Transitional Living, tied to the organization's Alamosa treatment campus.
  • Lamar Women's Transitional Living, a four-resident house for women in Lamar.
  • Jefferson House, a four-resident men's house in Sterling.
  • Sterling Women's Duplex, a two-apartment women's house in Sterling.

The spread across three towns, roughly two to three hours apart, means the organization is one of few options serving rural Colorado outside the Denver metro and Colorado Springs corridors.

Certification Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

Advantage Treatment Centers holds certification through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado for its transitional living houses. Certification requires published fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and an outside complaint process, standards that apply the same way across all three towns.

Case Management Alongside Housing

Every Advantage Treatment Centers house is staffed with a house manager, a judicial navigator and a peer specialist, and the organization partners with RESADA for employment connections. Many residents arrive with active court, parole or probation conditions, and the staffing model is built to help residents meet those obligations while living in the house.

Serving Rural Southern and Eastern Colorado

Alamosa serves the San Luis Valley, Lamar serves the Arkansas River valley in Prowers County, and Sterling serves Logan County and the northeastern plains. Advantage Treatment Centers' spread across all three gives residents from a wide swath of rural Colorado a housing option close to home, without a move to the Front Range.