Deer Hollow Holdings

About Deer Hollow Recovery and Wellness

Deer Hollow Recovery and Wellness is a sober living operator and outpatient treatment provider based in Draper, Utah, running two structured recovery residences for clients stepping down from its clinical programming. One house serves men and the other serves women, both within Draper.

An Outpatient-Linked Sober Living Operator

Deer Hollow ties its housing directly to treatment, keeping residents inside a clinical program instead of a standalone rental. Residents in either house are expected to be active in the operator's outpatient services, and daily transportation is built around getting to those appointments along with essential errands like groceries and the pharmacy.

Two Sober Homes in Draper

Deer Hollow's residential footprint in Utah is two houses:

• A roughly 4,500-square-foot, five-bedroom house on Preamble Drive.
• A roughly 2,200-square-foot, four-bedroom house on 12000 South.

The two properties sit close enough together that residents can be moved between them, or between houses and outpatient sessions, without leaving the Draper area.

Gender Policy at Deer Hollow Recovery and Wellness

Deer Hollow keeps its men's and women's residents in separate houses, each with its own gender, so house meetings, chores and shared space are organized around a single population at each address.

Recovery Housing for Draper and Salt Lake County

Draper sits at the southern edge of Salt Lake County along the Wasatch Front, bordering Utah County, which gives Deer Hollow's residents access to two counties' worth of jobs, outpatient providers and family connections without a long drive. That geography is part of why the operator built its housing here, close to Draper's own job base instead of downtown Salt Lake City.

Who Deer Hollow's Housing Serves

The typical stay runs 45 to 90 days, which positions Deer Hollow's houses as a transitional step for someone leaving detox or residential treatment and needing daily structure while resuming outpatient care. Deer Hollow does not contract with Medicaid or Medicare, so admissions handles cost and insurance questions directly instead of publishing them.