Mile High Sober Living

About Mile High Sober Living

Mile High Sober Living is a sober living operator based in Denver, Colorado, in the City and County of Denver, running certified recovery homes under CEO Brice Hancock.

A Denver Sober Living Operator

Mile High Sober Living builds its houses around peer accountability, 12-step involvement and a live-in staff presence. Residents keep their own outside providers and meetings, and sober staff live on site at every property year round.

Eight Sober Living Homes in Denver

Mile High Sober Living operates eight sober living homes across Denver:

• Clayton Men's House and a second men's residence, both on Clayton Street.
• A residence on Emerson Street.
• Two residences on Williams Street.
• A residence on Sherman Street.
• A residence on Madison Street.
• A residence on Dartmouth Avenue.

Placement into most of the operator's houses runs through intake, since address, current gender mix and bed availability shift as residents move in and out.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

Mile High Sober Living is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the body Colorado's House Bill 19-1009 requires for a residence to take state referrals and funding. Certification commits the operator to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, and an outside complaint process across every house it runs. Colorado does not publish a certification level for individual residences.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Across the Portfolio

Every Mile High Sober Living residence accepts residents on medication-assisted treatment, including those prescribed Suboxone. Insurance does not cover sober living in Colorado, so residents pay the weekly fee directly, and the operator is upfront about that before move-in.

Serving Men and Women in Recovery

Mile High Sober Living runs both men's and women's houses, split by gender at the house level. Clayton Men's House and the operator's second Clayton Street residence both serve men; the remaining Denver houses are assigned by gender at intake based on current availability.

Reaching Mile High Sober Living in Denver

Applications go through Mile High Sober Living itself, at the operator level. The questions worth asking at intake are what the weekly fee covers, whether a bed is open in a men's or women's residence, and how the operator handles a resident already engaged with Suboxone or another prescribed medication.