Vitality Living

About Vitality Living

Vitality Living is a men's sober living operator serving the Salt Lake Valley in Utah, running transitional housing for men building a life in recovery. The organization operates recovery homes in Salt Lake County under a program built on structure, accountability and case management.

A Men's Transitional Living Operator

Vitality Living works with one population: men in recovery who need structured housing alongside active case management. The organization frames its program around four pillars, empowerment, support and accountability, connection, and recreational activity, and backs that framework with daily, hands-on oversight.

Recovery Homes Across Salt Lake County

Vitality Living runs men's sober living homes in Salt Lake City and Midvale, both inside Salt Lake County. Keeping both addresses in the same metro area lets the operator place a referral quickly and move a resident between houses without disrupting his case management or his job.

Case Management and Daily Accountability

Every resident works with weekly case management centered on employment and education goals, and every house runs random drug testing with daily breathalyzer checks under 24/7 staff oversight. Vitality Living also provides transportation and gym memberships, addressing two everyday barriers that can otherwise undercut a resident's progress. A minimum ninety-day commitment applies across the program.

What Licensing Means for This House

Every recovery residence in Utah must hold a license from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing, the state's only recovery residence regulator. Vitality Living's Salt Lake County houses operate under that same statewide requirement.

Gender Policy at Vitality Living

Salt Lake County anchors the Wasatch Front's largest metro area, and Vitality Living's two locations put residents inside its job market, outpatient treatment network and transit system. That access is a practical asset for men working case management goals that depend on employment and appointments they can reach without a long commute.