Keystone Recovery Center

About Keystone Recovery Center

Keystone Recovery Center is a sober living operator in Ogden, Utah, in Weber County, founded by people in long-term recovery themselves to run a men's transitional living program.

An Ogden Sober Living Operator Built by Its Founders

According to local reporting on the program's origin, Keystone Recovery Center was started by recovered addicts aiming to pay forward the structure and housing that supported their own recovery. That background shapes an operator staffed and led by people who have lived the recovery process, not only studied it.

A Twelve-Step, Life-Skills Program

The operator runs its housing around twelve-step recovery principles combined with life-skills training, framed around integrating spirit, body and mind instead of treating substance use as a purely clinical problem.

A Lower-Cost Alternative to Formal Treatment

Keystone Recovery Center positions its program as a substance-free, stabilized alternative for men who need transitional housing and accountability more than ongoing clinical supervision, filling a gap between residential treatment and full independence.

Serving Ogden and Weber County

Operating from Ogden, the seat of Weber County and the largest city in northern Utah, gives Keystone Recovery Center's residents access to the county's outpatient providers, courts and job market from one central location.

Reaching Keystone Recovery Center

Men interested in the program can contact Keystone Recovery Center directly to ask about current openings, program length and cost.