How much does sober living cost in Denver?

Sober living in Denver typically costs between $500-$3,000 per month depending on location, amenities, and level of structure. Shared rooms are more affordable ($500-$1,200/month) while private rooms and luxury facilities can cost $2,000-$5,000/month.

What is the difference between sober living and rehab?

Rehab provides intensive clinical treatment including therapy, medical care, and detox services, typically lasting 30-90 days. Sober living homes are transitional residences providing structured, substance-free environments for people in recovery, focusing on real-world reintegration while maintaining sobriety with peer support.

How long do people stay in sober living homes?

The average stay is 3-6 months, though many residents stay 6-12 months or longer. There is no maximum time limit. Research shows that longer stays (90+ days) significantly improve long-term recovery outcomes.

How do I find AA meetings in Denver?

Use our AA meeting finder to locate meetings by day, time, and neighborhood. Denver has hundreds of meetings throughout the week including morning, noon, evening, and late-night options. Most meetings welcome newcomers.

What should I look for when choosing a sober living home?

Key factors include: house rules and structure level that match your needs, regular drug testing policies, location near support groups and employment, qualified staff, positive peer community, clear pricing with no hidden fees, and certifications from organizations like NARR.

Do sober living homes accept insurance?

Most sober living homes do not accept insurance directly as they are housing rather than clinical treatment. However, some partner with treatment centers where clinical components may be covered. Many facilities offer payment plans or sliding scale fees.