Providence Properties Colorado LLC

About Providence Properties Colorado LLC

Providence Properties Colorado LLC is a sober living operator in Lakewood, Colorado, running certified recovery residences in Jefferson County. The company operates three sober living homes in the city, all listed with Ohio Recovery Housing Colorado.

A Lakewood Sober Living Operator

Providence Properties Colorado supplies housing, structure and peer accountability. Clinical treatment stays with each resident's own outside providers, and the operator's job is to keep the houses sound, the rules consistent and the fees predictable from one address to the next.

Three Sober Homes in Lakewood

Providence Properties Colorado runs three residences in Lakewood: Dover House, near Dover Street; 8th Avenue House, near West 8th Avenue; and Brentwood House, near Brentwood Street. None of the specific street addresses are published, and each is confirmed directly with the operator during the application process.

ORH-CO Certification Across the Portfolio

All three residences are listed with Ohio Recovery Housing Colorado, Colorado's NARR affiliate and the body Colorado's House Bill 19-1009 requires for state referrals and funding. Certification commits the operator to a published code of ethics, written fee and rule disclosure, and a relapse and discharge policy open to outside review.

Support for Medication-Assisted Recovery

The state registry lists Providence Properties Colorado as accepting residents on medication for opioid use disorder across its houses, so a resident stabilized on a prescribed medication is not turned away over it.

Recovery Housing West of Denver

Lakewood is the largest city in Jefferson County, whose seat is Golden, and sits directly on Denver's western edge. That location keeps residents close to the metro area's job market and outpatient providers while housing them in a smaller, residential city.

Applying to Providence Properties Colorado

Applications go through the operator directly for any of its three Lakewood houses. A certified operator has to answer, in writing, what the fee covers, how bedrooms are assigned, and how a relapse or complaint is handled.