Wasatch Crest Recovery Residence

About Wasatch Crest Treatment Services

Wasatch Crest Treatment Services is a recovery housing and treatment provider in Heber City, Utah, operating a residential campus and a network of step-down housing across Wasatch County.

An Olympic-Era Campus in the Heber Valley

The organization's primary treatment campus sits outside Heber City on more than seven acres, in a 14,800-square-foot estate originally built as housing for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Up to twenty men live there during primary residential treatment, with farm animals, pickleball courts, and direct trail access built into the property.

A Continuum From Residential Care to Independence

Wasatch Crest describes its program as gender-specific and mixed-gender care spanning residential treatment through outpatient support. After primary treatment, residents move into transitional and extended-care housing scattered through ordinary Heber City neighborhoods instead of staying on the campus itself, so supervision eases down in stages.

Several Step-Down Addresses, One Name and One Sub-Brand

The organization's step-down housing includes addresses carrying the Wasatch Crest name directly and at least one operating under a separate name, Uinta Recovery Residence. Both feed from the same primary program and the same referral pipeline, and a family researching one should expect the other to follow the same admissions path.

Wasatch County and the Heber Valley Setting

Heber City is the seat of Wasatch County, a mountain valley roughly an hour east of the Salt Lake Valley. Distance from a resident's home environment, paired with the trails and open land surrounding Heber, is part of what the organization points to in describing its setting as suited to recovery.

Licensing for a Utah Treatment and Housing Provider

Utah requires a license for every recovery residence the organization operates, issued by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing, under Code 26B-2-117 and Rule R501-18. That covers the step-down addresses individually, apart from whatever clinical licensure applies to the primary treatment campus itself.

Starting the Wasatch Crest Continuum

A family or resident considering Wasatch Crest Treatment Services starts with the primary treatment program instead of any one step-down address, since placement into transitional or extended-care housing happens only after that phase. The organization is the point of contact for how the two stages connect and what timeline separates them.