Collective Recovery Sober Living

About Collective Recovery Sober Living

Collective Recovery Sober Living is a sober living operator based in Sandy, Utah, running licensed recovery residences in Salt Lake County. It operates as the housing program of Collective Recovery, a Sandy-based outpatient addiction treatment provider, pairing its own clinical services with a small cluster of sober houses.

A Sandy Sober Living Operator Tied to Outpatient Care

Collective Recovery Sober Living is a housing provider, not a clinical program. The houses supply structure and a stable address, while treatment, therapy and case management run through Collective Recovery's outpatient offices in Sandy. Pairing housing with an in-house treatment provider means a resident's clinical team and their landlord are the same organization.

Three Sober Homes in Salt Lake County

Collective Recovery Sober Living runs three houses:

• A house near 8080 South in Sandy.
• A second house on 520 East in Sandy.
• A house on 300 East in Midvale.

All three sit within a few miles of each other in the same stretch of Salt Lake County, which keeps residents close to the operator's outpatient offices regardless of which house they are assigned to.

Licensing Behind This Residence

Utah requires every recovery residence to hold a license through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing, and Collective Recovery Sober Living's houses operate under that statewide system. Licensing in Utah is mandatory, so a licensed operator has agreed to standards the state can inspect directly.

Serving Sandy and Midvale

The operator's footprint covers Sandy and Midvale, two of the larger cities along the Wasatch Front in Salt Lake County. Both sit within a short drive of Salt Lake City itself, and the TRAX light rail line running through the valley connects residents at any of the three houses to jobs, appointments and services across the county without requiring a car.