Ascent Sober Living Near Denver: PHP & IOP With Housing

Structured homes in Lakewood for clients in our outpatient programs

  • Separate men's and women's homes
  • House managers on site, weekly testing
  • Live here while you attend PHP or IOP
Lakewood · PHP, IOP and Ascent
Check your coverageHIPAA compliant
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Licenses and accreditations

The Joint Commission National Quality ApprovalLegitScript CertifiedThreeBest Rated, Best Business of 2026Verified by Psychology TodayRecovery.com Verified CenterTreatment Professionals in Alumni Services (TPAS)

Measured outcomes46% improvement in overall recovery after 4 weeks of treatment, compared with a 37% national average (TRAC9, 2025). See all five outcome measures.

RANKED BY NEWSWEEK · FIVE YEARS RUNNINGTop 10 in Colorado on America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers, every year since 2022
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What is a sober living program?

A sober living program, or recovery home, gives you an alcohol- and drug-free place to live that supports your sobriety and healing. You're surrounded by a sober support network, therapy sessions and a safe setting without the usual distractions.

See the Ascent program in our short video, then check your coverage or call admissions.

Housing that comes with treatment

Ascent is not standalone sober living. You live in an Ascent home while you attend our partial hospitalization program or intensive outpatient program in Lakewood. Treatment by day, a sober home with structure and support by night.

The one requirement: enrollment in our PHP or IOP. If you only need a place to live, admissions can point you to other options.

Five sober living houses near Denver, in Lakewood

Townhouses nearby in Lakewood, with separate homes for men and women. For residents' privacy, we share home addresses only with people who move in.

Five townhouses in Lakewood
Separate homes for men and women
Shared and single rooms
A house manager in every home
Walkable to daily lifeHomes are in walkable parts of Lakewood, so daily errands and getting around are simple.
Recovery outingsRecovery outings every other Saturday with your housemates.
Peer recovery supportYou live with people working on the same thing, with community events and a strong alumni network around you.
Life skills, day to dayCooking, budgeting, job searching and keeping a routine: the skills that make life after treatment hold.

Structure that protects your recovery

Every home runs on the same agreement, so everyone under the roof is working toward the same thing. Meetings follow our 12-step program.

  • Weekly testingDrug and alcohol (UA/BA) testing every week, and at random.
  • House meetingsRegular meetings with your housemates and house manager.
  • Chores and curfewShared chores and a curfew keep each home running.
  • 12-step principlesHomes follow 12-step principles, with meetings part of the week.
  • App check-insAccountability through the OneStep app between meetings.
  • Respect between homesResidents don't visit the other homes; couples don't live together.
WHAT EVERY RESIDENT COMMITS TO
  • Work, school or volunteeringA full- or part-time job, college or GED classes, or volunteering.
  • PHP or IOP every weekIndividual, group and family therapy, CBT and DBT, and 12-step or another recovery path.
  • Daily house and recovery meetingsCheck in with housemates and your house manager every day.
  • Shared choresCooking, cleaning and caring for the home together.

Who it fits, and what it costs

Rent is separate from treatment and isn't covered by insurance. Admissions gives you current rates for shared and single rooms on the call. Homes can fill, especially the men's homes; if they are full, you can join the waitlist and still start treatment.

Most residents stay about two to four months, or as long as they need, alongside PHP and IOP. See cost and payment options, or call (720) 807-9847.

SUPPORT BEYOND TREATMENT
Job placementInterviewing, résumés and finding work.
Legal coordinationHelp keeping up with court or legal obligations.
Financial helpBudgeting and getting finances back on track.
Case managementA plan tailored to you, adjusted as you progress.

The last step on the continuum

Ascent sits alongside PHP and IOP at the end of our levels of care, the bridge between treatment and living on your own.

  1. Medical detoxMorrison
  2. ResidentialMorrison
  3. PHPLakewood
  4. IOPLakewood or online
  5. Ascent sober livingLakewoodYOU ARE HERE
OUT IN COLORADO

Beyond house meetings, residents get out together, a chance to step away from daily stress and enjoy recovery with people who understand it.

  • Recovery outings every other Saturday
FAMILY AND ALUMNI

Family sessions keep your loved ones informed and involved, with your consent. After Ascent, our alumni community and continuing care keep supporting you, wherever you are in recovery. Family therapy

SUPPORT FOR WOMEN

Our women's homes come with the extra support many women need in recovery, including a trauma-informed approach, so every resident feels safe. Trauma-informed care

Getting into Ascent

Two parts: a therapist assessment for PHP or IOP, and a housing application. Admissions walks you through both and tells you what to bring on move-in day.

Call, any dayAfter hours, we call you back.
Assessment and insurance checkAbout 30 minutes for detox or residential, about 60 for PHP or IOP. We confirm your benefits or payment options.
Schedule your intakeOften the same day. You leave the call with a plan.
Check your coverageHIPAA compliant
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INSURANCE PARTNERS
Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldCignaAetnaUnitedHealthcareOptumTRICARECarelonRocky Mountain Health PlansMultiPlanFirst HealthZelis

Insurance for your PHP or IOP

In network with these plans. Admissions confirms your benefits before you come in.

In network for every level of careFrom medical detox to IOP, depending on your plan.
Admissions confirms your coverage and costs before you start.
Check your coverageHIPAA compliant
WHO IS THIS FOR?
INSURANCE PARTNERS
Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldCignaAetnaUnitedHealthcareOptumTRICARECarelonRocky Mountain Health PlansMultiPlanFirst HealthZelis

Treatment at our Lakewood center

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Outpatient & sober livingAbout 15 min from downtown Denver

8805 W 14th Ave #200
Lakewood, CO 80215

PHP, IOP and Ascent sober living, at our Lakewood center.

Ascent homes are nearby in Lakewood. For residents' privacy, home addresses are shared only with people who move in.

Questions about Ascent sober living

Can I live at Ascent without being in treatment?

No. Ascent is for clients enrolled in our PHP or IOP; living there and attending treatment go together, which is what makes it different from standalone sober living. Most residents attend partial hospitalization or IOP at our Lakewood center during the day. If you only need housing, admissions can share other options.

Is there a bed available?

Availability changes often, and the men's homes in particular fill quickly. Call admissions to check what is open today; if the homes are full, we can add you to the waitlist and still start your PHP or IOP. We never promise a bed before we speak with you. You can also start admissions online.

How much does Ascent cost?

Rent is paid monthly and is separate from the cost of treatment. Insurance doesn't cover housing, though it can cover the PHP or IOP you attend while living at Ascent. Admissions will give you current rates for shared and single rooms on the call. Read about cost and payment options.

Are the homes men-only and women-only?

Yes. Ascent has separate men's and women's homes, each with its own house manager, and residents share a home only with clients of the same sex. Treatment groups at our Lakewood center are co-ed. Read more about who we help, including LGBTQ+ clients, and call admissions if you have questions about placement.

Can couples live together?

No. Couples can't share a home, and residents don't visit the other houses. Red Rock doesn't offer couples treatment, so partners who both want care are each placed in their own program and home. Admissions can talk through options for both of you. See who we help for more on who our programs fit.

Does insurance pay for sober living?

No. Insurance doesn't pay for the housing itself, but it can cover the PHP or IOP you attend while living at Ascent. Many plans, including Anthem, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Optum, UMR and TRICARE, cover our outpatient programs. Admissions checks your benefits before you start. See the insurance we accept.

What are the house rules?

Each home has a house manager on site, weekly and random drug and alcohol testing, house meetings, shared chores and a curfew. Homes follow 12-step principles, and residents check in through the OneStep app. You'll get the full house agreement before you move in. Read what to expect for the rest of daily life.

Do you offer scholarships?

Occasionally, but scholarships are never guaranteed and depend on what is available at the time you apply. Ask admissions whether any options are open when you call; they can also explain payment plans and other ways to make housing work. Read about cost and payment options before you call.

How long can I stay?

Most residents stay about two to four months, or as long as they need. Housing goes with enrollment, so you live at Ascent while you attend PHP or IOP, and your team helps plan the move home or to long-term housing. Read about aftercare and alumni support.

I'm coming from out of state; can I live at Ascent?

Yes, if you are enrolled in our PHP or IOP. Ascent can be your home base in Colorado while you are in outpatient care, close to our Lakewood center. Verify your insurance first, since out-of-state plans vary, and admissions will help plan your arrival. Read our page for out-of-state clients. For the skills you'll practise, read how to build a relapse prevention plan.

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