Davis Behavioral Health

About Davis Behavioral Health

Davis Behavioral Health is a public community mental health authority in Davis County, Utah, providing behavioral health treatment and recovery housing along the Wasatch Front. Its recovery residences give clients continuing care a stable address that stays connected to the same clinical and case management staff.

A Public Mental Health Authority Running Recovery Housing

Davis Behavioral Health is not a private sober living company. It is the designated community mental health authority for Davis County, which means its recovery housing sits alongside outpatient counseling, case management and other public behavioral health services the agency already runs.

Recovery Homes in Farmington and Sunset

Davis Behavioral Health runs recovery housing at two known Davis County addresses: Begin Again Recovery Center in Farmington, the county seat, and Living Recovery #2 in Sunset. Both sit inside the same Davis County service area the agency's clinical programs already cover, so a client moving between levels of care does not have to leave the county or change providers.

What the State License Covers Here

Every recovery residence in Utah, public or private, must hold a license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing. Davis Behavioral Health's housing operates under that same statewide requirement, which sets a floor for safety and oversight regardless of who runs the house.

Serving Davis County Along the Wasatch Front

Davis County sits directly north of Salt Lake City along the Wasatch Front, and Davis Behavioral Health's service area covers the length of it, from Farmington and Sunset to the larger population centers in Layton and Bountiful. A resident connected to the agency's care can generally stay within the same county for housing, outpatient treatment and case management.

Who This Recovery Housing Provider Serves

Because Davis Behavioral Health is a public agency, its recovery housing is generally reached through an existing or new client relationship with the agency. It suits Davis County residents already engaged with the county's behavioral health system who need supervised housing to continue that treatment.