Summit Healing

About Summit Healing

Summit Healing is a nonprofit sober living operator based in Littleton, Colorado, running certified recovery residences in Arapahoe County for people with co-occurring diagnoses.

A 501(c)(3) Recovery Housing Provider

Summit Healing is organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Revenue supports the mission, and the organization can weigh a referral on fit and need alongside a resident's ability to pay.

Four Sober Homes for Co-Occurring Diagnoses

Summit Healing runs four residences: Summit Healing - Wadsworth, Summit Healing - Saratoga, Rory's House and Noah's House. Every house is built around the same population: people managing substance use alongside a mental health diagnosis.

A Mission Built Around Two Conditions at Once

Summit Healing states its purpose as creating a community that supports and empowers individuals with co-occurring diagnoses. That framing runs through the organization's intake process, which screens specifically for that combination of substance use and mental health need.

How Referrals and Intake Work

Prospective residents and referring providers reach Summit Healing through an intake or referral form, and the organization also fields requests for an overnight stay before a longer-term placement is arranged. That structure favors residents who already have a case manager or treatment provider making the introduction.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

Summit Healing is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's approved certifying body for recovery residences under Colorado's House Bill 19-1009 framework. Certification requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process.

Serving Littleton and Arapahoe County

Littleton is the seat of Arapahoe County in the southwest of the Denver metro area, and Summit Healing keeps its full portfolio in the city. Applicants and referring providers work directly with Summit Healing's intake process to arrange a placement at whichever of its four houses fits.