Sobriety House Inc.

121 Acoma Street
Denver, CO 80223

About Sobriety House Inc.

In Denver’s historic Baker neighborhood, Sobriety House is a state licensed nonprofit addiction treatment center in Denver, Colorado. It admits adults of all genders.

Houses in Baker Neighborhood

At Sobriety House, residential care happens in homes, not in a hospital or a clinic. The campus is co-ed and includes the original house and three beside it, with each house reserved for one gender.

The campus can hold 41 people at a time. People live in the Denver houses through the night, so you don’t have a daily trip home to arrange.

Phases of the Denver Stay

Residential care follows a 12 step model, and Sobriety House runs it in two phases. Intensive residential treatment runs 28 days.

Transitional residential treatment can last as long as four months. Knowing when the first phase ends lets you plan work and home life while the person is away.

Gaylord Apartments hold 13 apartments for sober living. Medical detox isn’t offered.

Dual diagnosis care (treatment for a mental health condition and a substance use disorder together) is not available.

Sobriety House accepts Health First Colorado (Medicaid) and private pay, and it doesn’t bill commercial plans directly.

Sliding scale assistance and other funding resources are offered when they’re available.

Addiction Treatment Programs

  • Alcohol Rehab

    Alcohol addiction treatment at this state-licensed, nonprofit Denver center draws on the 12-step model alongside evidence-based practices.

  • Opioid Addiction

    If you’re struggling with opioid addiction, consider finding a treatment program in Colorado. These treatment programs offer detox, inpatient treatment, and outpatient care. You may receive individual, group, and family counseling, peer support, and classes in essential life skills.

  • Adult Program

    The residential programs are built for adults who want to stop using substances and work toward a healthier life.

  • Men's Rehab

    A men’s rehab in Colorado helps clients build same-gender friendships, overcome substance use, and learn new life skills. Along with traditional evidence-based treatment, clients may receive education on topics relevant to men, such as fatherhood, healthy relationships, emotional vulnerability, and more.

  • Women's Rehab

    Choosing a women’s rehab in Colorado helps give the support you need in overcoming addiction and learning to handle gender-specific challenges. Along with traditional evidence-based treatment, clients may receive help with childcare, classes in parenting, and advice about being a working mother and building healthy relationships.

  • Residential Treatment Program

    This level of care comes in two structured residential programs, designed to support adults who are working to stay sober.

  • Outpatient Program

    The outpatient program at Sobriety House runs Traditional Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient tracks, each pairing structured care with community support.

  • Co-Ed Recovery Community

    Sobriety House operates as a co-ed community serving both men and women, offering a shared, structured environment across its Baker neighborhood campus buildings for adults in recovery.

  • Recovery Housing

    Sobriety House includes recovery housing within its continuum of care, giving clients a supportive step-down living option near its Acoma Street campus in Denver as they sustain long-term sobriety.

  • Drug Rehab

    If your life has been negatively impacted by substance use disorder, a drug rehab in Colorado can help. High-quality treatment lays a foundation for sobriety and helps prevent relapses by giving you new ways of thinking, better coping skills, and a better understanding of key life skills such as emotional regulation and communication.

  • Intensive Outpatient Program

  • 12-Step Program

Insurance Coverage

  • Medicaid

    Sobriety House accepts Health First Colorado (Medicaid) and is a Colorado-licensed Behavioral Health Entity (BHE).

  • Self-pay options

    Private pay is an option alongside Medicaid, and sliding scale assistance plus other funding resources may be available.

Levels of Care

  • 1

    Inpatient Rehab

    Sobriety House runs two residential programs, each one structured: a 28-day intensive phase that builds a foundation in early recovery, then a transitional phase that can last up to four months.

  • 2

    Outpatient Rehab

    Outpatient care comes as Traditional Outpatient or Intensive Outpatient, and each of those tracks provides structured care with community support.

  • 3

    Sober Living Homes

    Sobriety House offers recovery housing as part of its continuum of care, supporting clients transitioning from residential treatment into independent, substance-free community living.

Therapies

  • Cognitive Behavior Therapy

    If you’re struggling with substance use in Colorado, you may not realize how connected your thoughts and actions are. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can help increase your awareness. CBT is a common part of evidence-based treatment programs and may be a part of inpatient treatment, outpatient care, or both. CBT can be empowering as you learn to manage your thoughts and emotions rather than being overwhelmed by them.

  • Group Therapy

    Group therapy in Colorado is generally led by a professional who facilitates client’s sharing of their experiences and emotions. Group therapy is a normal part of evidence-based treatment programs, and may be a part of inpatient treatment, outpatient care, or both. Topics include addiction education, sharing of experiences, and learning new skills.

  • Individual Therapy

    Overcoming substance use is easier if you’re not alone. During individual therapy in Colorado, you’ll have a professional ally who will help you see things in a new way. Individual therapy is a common part of both inpatient and outpatient substance use treatment and may be used to help with skill-building, overcoming trauma, and creating a substance-free lifestyle.

  • Trauma Therapy

    In Colorado, trauma-informed therapy allows you to be honest about what has happened to you in the past and understand how substance use may be a response to that. From there, you can create better coping strategies. Trauma-informed therapy sessions generally last 60 to 90 minutes and may include discussing a specific event, talking about emotional triggers, and learning emotional regulation and cognitive restructuring skills.

  • Group Counseling

    Sobriety House structures group counseling around relapse prevention, coping skills, and recovery support, helping clients in Denver build healthy routines alongside peers working through similar substance use challenges.

  • Individual Counseling

    Clients at Sobriety House receive individual counseling as part of a structured daily schedule, addressing personal recovery goals within the residential program on the Baker neighborhood campus.

  • Life Skills Development

    Sobriety House incorporates life skills development into its whole-person approach, helping adults in recovery build practical routines and community connections alongside clinical counseling and peer support.

  • Peer Support

    Peer support is woven throughout programming at Sobriety House, with clients in the co-ed residential community encouraging one another through shared recovery experiences and structured group involvement.

Accreditations

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Location

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FAQs

What levels of care does Sobriety House offer?

Residential and outpatient. The residential side has two structured programs, a 28-day intensive phase followed for many by a transitional phase of up to four months. Outpatient care runs as Traditional Outpatient or a 12-week intensive outpatient program.

Do clients live on site during residential treatment?

Yes, in the residential programs. Instead of a hospital or clinical building, clients live in one of the program’s residential homes in Denver’s historic Baker neighborhood.

Can you use Medicaid at this Denver center?

Yes. Health First Colorado, the state’s Medicaid program, is accepted, and many clients use it to cover treatment costs. Private pay is also an option, with sliding scale assistance and other funding resources when they’re available.

Who gets priority admission at Sobriety House?

Priority placement follows state-defined categories: pregnant women, mothers with dependent children, people who use IV drugs, involuntarily committed clients and veterans. The programs serve adults, and the campus is co-ed, though each house is gender specific.

How long does treatment usually take?

It depends on the track. Phase 1, the intensive residential program, runs 28 days. Many clients then move into Phase 2, the transitional residential program, which can last up to four months. The intensive outpatient program runs 12 weeks.

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