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Phoenix Rising

About Phoenix Rising

Phoenix Rising is a men's sober living operator based in Millcreek, Utah, running recovery housing in Salt Lake County. The organization operates five sober living houses clustered along and near the 3900 South corridor, each paired with access to its own on-campus treatment programming.

A Salt Lake County Recovery Housing Provider

Phoenix Rising builds its houses for men serious about staying sober and building a real life, and it backs that with live-in house leadership and a published set of house rules that apply from the day a resident moves in. Housing is the operator's core work, and it pairs that housing with clinical programming instead of leaving treatment to whatever a resident can find independently.

Five Houses on and near 3900 South

Phoenix Rising runs five men's sober living homes in the Millcreek area:

  • Front unit, 374 East 3900 South, Millcreek.
  • Back unit, 374 East 3900 South, Millcreek.
  • 392 East 3900 South, Unit 5, Millcreek.
  • 376 East 3900 South, Millcreek.
  • 3930 South 400 East, Millcreek.

Two of the five sit on the same property as a front and back unit, and a third is a separate unit within a multi-unit building nearby, so the network is more tightly clustered than the address count alone suggests.

A Men-Only Sober Living Program

Every Phoenix Rising residence is restricted to men, and the operator runs its houses as one connected program. That consistency means house rules, structure and leadership carry over if a resident moves between units.

On-Campus Treatment Alongside Housing

Phoenix Rising offers on-campus treatment access to residents across its houses, which lets men continue clinical care without separating the housing relationship from the treatment relationship. For someone stepping down from residential or inpatient treatment, keeping both under one operator removes a handoff that often causes people to fall out of care.

Licensing Behind This Residence

Utah requires recovery residence operators to hold a license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing under Utah Code 26B-2-117 and the state's Recovery Residence Services rule. Utah is a single-regulator state with no tiered certification system, so licensing status, not a level, is what a prospective resident or family should check.

Serving the Salt Lake Valley

Millcreek sits in the geographic center of Salt Lake County, between downtown Salt Lake City and the Cottonwood canyon communities, giving Phoenix Rising residents a short commute to jobs and outpatient providers across the valley. A men's sober living network concentrated in one part of the county also means transferring between houses does not mean leaving the same job, bus route or treatment team behind.