Wasatch Crest Recovery Residence

About Wasatch Crest Recovery Residence

Wasatch Crest Recovery Residence is a sober living operator in Heber City, Utah, running four state-licensed recovery residences in Wasatch County. The organization also trades as Wasatch Crest Treatment Services, keeps mountainside residences in the Heber Valley and the Park City area, and pairs its housing with a live-in clinical program staffed by master's-level clinicians.

A Heber Valley Recovery Housing Provider

Two things make this operator unusual for a small mountain county. It runs clinical treatment and housing under the same name, and it runs enough addresses in one town to move a resident without moving them out of the valley. Both matter to the same person: someone who comes in through a clinical program and needs somewhere licensed to live afterward gets a housing decision made by people who already have the file.

Four Licensed Sober Homes in Heber City

All four addresses are inside Heber City, the seat of Wasatch County:

• Uinta Recovery Residence 2, on East 2110 South, licensed for eight residents.
• Wasatch Crest Treatment Services - 743 East - Heber City, on 743 East 840 South, licensed for nine.
• Wasatch Crest Extended Care, on Moulton Lane, licensed for eight and built for the step-down phase.
• Wasatch Crest Treatment Services - Heber City, on Lamotte Peak Lane, licensed for eight.

The cluster is tight enough that changing houses leaves the town, the employer and the appointment calendar untouched. That is the practical case for choosing a multi-house operator over a standalone address.

What Utah Licensing Requires of a Sober Living Operator

Utah licenses recovery residences through the Division of Licensing and Background Checks, and the requirement sits in state law. Each address is licensed on its own, with its own capacity, its own inspection and its own written policies covering resident rights, discharge and grievances. An operator carrying a live license on every house it runs has accepted that scrutiny four times over. Utah has no recovery-residence certifying affiliate, so the state license is the record worth checking.

Men's and Women's Programming Under One Roof

Wasatch Crest publishes both gender-specific and co-ed programming across its services. Anyone comparing options should confirm which population a particular address serves at the time of application, because a small operator adjusts household composition as beds turn over. The licensed capacity of each house is fixed and public; the population it serves is a question for admissions.

Sober Living on the Wasatch Back

The Heber Valley sits on the far side of the Wasatch Range from Salt Lake City, which shapes who fills these houses. Residents come from the valley itself, from the Park City resort economy over the ridge, and from Utah Valley through Provo Canyon. Wasatch County has a thin supply of recovery housing and a fast-growing population, so an operator holding four licensed addresses in the county seat carries weight in a Wasatch Back search out of proportion to its size.

Questions for This Utah Sober Living Operator

Operator-level questions differ from house-level ones. How long has the organization housed residents in the Heber Valley, does it take referrals from courts and treatment providers, how are fees and deposits documented and refunded, and how does a complaint escalate past the house manager to the operator and then to the state. A licensed Utah operator should have all four answers ready.