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Mountain West

2993 S Peoria St Unit G-5
Aurora, CO 80014
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About Mountain West

Mountain West is a group of recovery homes spread throughout Aurora and Denver, Colorado. From the main office in Aurora, they’ll connect you with one of their sober living homes or residential addiction treatment centers. 

All their locations are gender specific to ensure group sessions are tailored to meet the unique needs of men and women. 

They accept clients who are on a methadone medication-assisted treatment program. 

Sober Living With Additional Levels of Support

Mountain West structures its program so that it offers in-house therapy services and life skills training while you reside in one of its homes. Their staff follows the organization’s values of compassion, integrity, quality, innovation and collaboration.  

Comfortable Communal Living 

Because their homes are designed for long-term stays, the team went out of their way to create a comfortable and relaxing space. 

Their communal spaces have large TVs, cozy seating, plenty of space for activities and high speed internet. They provide washers and dryers on site, storage spaces to keep your belongings safe and space where you can keep fresh and dry food. 

 

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Latest Reviews

alexis Flower
3 months ago on Google
4
I did like this place a lot I thought it was great until I found a pair of sunglasses that I assumed were mine completely my fault and I got kicked out over sunglasses now I am working over trauma once again so thank you for your help but what is not appreciated is y'all are too damn strict lighten up
Teresa Culton
6 months ago on Google
5
This has been the best sober living home that I’ve ever had the privilege of staying at they are understanding and so very helpful in my sober journey the people that work for them are amazing especially Nichole,Tracy,and Haley thank you all for everything you all have done for me because of u all I can’t continue to be great and sober
Response from the owner1 month ago
Thank you so much it's people like you that believe in the mission that help us become a better sober living we want everybody to have the same experience you had thank you so much for helping us help people
Jeff Brown Jr
8 months ago on Google
5
Great program for those who want an opportunity to make a change in their life I wasn’t in the program long but all the houses I went to were really nice and managed the right way Neal Derek and Peter were really good house managers very straightforward and professional.
Response from the owner1 month ago
Thank you Jeff I hope you were able to stay as long as you needed to get your life back on track that's what we're here for Anything we can do after just let us know
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Other Forms of Payment

Medicaid is a state based program that helps lower-income individuals and families pay for healthcare. Medicaid covers addiction treatment so those enrolled can use their coverage to pay for rehab. When a program accepts Medicaid the client often pays very little or nothing out of their own pocket.

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Levels of Care

Residents of a sober living home in Colorado are encouraged to continue to develop coping skills and habits they learned in treatment. They can typically live at the halfway house as long as they want, until they feel they are ready to transition home. During their stay, they must adhere to house rules, which may include contributing to household chores, abiding by a curfew, and maintaining a job.

Clinical Services

Life skills are traits you need to be successful during recovery, such as managing stress and interpersonal relationships. During rehab treatment in Colorado, you and your therapist will identify any skills that need to be developed and work on methods to strengthen them.

Rehab.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy but changes may occur between updates. For the most up-to-date information, please contact Mountain West.

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2993 S Peoria St Unit G-5, Aurora, CO 80014

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4.66 (71 reviews)
Tanner Hodgdon
1 month ago
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I would not recommend this company based on my experience in the program. What I’ve seen is a serious lack of accountability, inconsistent rules, and leadership that appears to favor certain people. The biggest issue for me is that the rules don’t seem to apply equally. I was told I couldn’t have food in my room, yet I’ve personally seen other people with open food and other items in their rooms. If you’re going to have rules, they should apply to everyone—not just the people management doesn’t like. There are also serious concerns about how people’s personal property is treated. Robert Griffin, who left the program, messaged me telling me to throw away “his” key. If something belongs to someone, it should be respected and returned to them. I also witnessed the manager taking parts off Robert’s e-bike without Robert’s knowledge or permission. Regardless of whether someone is a client or former client, their property should be respected. I’m not claiming I’m innocent. I’ve broken rules, and I understand that there should be consequences for my actions. But accountability needs to go both ways. People in positions of authority should be held to the same standards they expect from everyone else. What bothers me most is that management doesn’t seem to see everything that happens. There were plenty of times when Tommy and I helped newcomers get settled, showed them where their beds were, helped them set up their boxes, gave people food when they didn’t have any, helped with trash and moving, and helped people get food stamps and phones. None of that seemed to matter when decisions were being made about us. At times, it feels like the people in the program have become numbers instead of people. Maybe the company has changed because of financial pressures or changes in the healthcare system—I can’t say for sure. But from my experience, it sometimes feels more focused on getting people through the system than actually treating everyone with dignity and fairness. I’m grateful that I’m sober and moving forward, and I’ll take responsibility for my own mistakes. But I hope this company eventually takes a serious look at its leadership, how rules are enforced, and how clients are treated. Accountability should go both ways. Rules should apply to everyone. And people’s property and dignity should always be respected.

Chef Aaron Pablo
2 months ago
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​Mount West portrays itself as a supportive sober living environment dedicated to helping individuals in recovery, but my experience revealed a very different and troubling reality. ​Instead of providing genuine support, the program appears structured to exploit both its residents and the system. During the first month, residents are put through an intensive daily schedule of groups—primarily aimed at billing Medicaid and maximizing payouts—rather than focusing on individualized recovery and long-term stability. ​Once residents have paid their money and completed this initial month of heavy billing, the environment becomes hostile. Staff actively sabotage residents' UAs (urine analyses) to create false positive results, using these as grounds to immediately discharge people without cause and put them right back out on the street. ​This facility operates more like a scheme to drain Medicaid funds and private money than a legitimate recovery community. If you or a loved one are looking for an honest, supportive environment to achieve lasting sobriety, look elsewhere. Mount West manipulates the recovery process for profit at the direct expense of vulnerable people trying to rebuild their lives.

alexis Flower
3 months ago
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I did like this place a lot I thought it was great until I found a pair of sunglasses that I assumed were mine completely my fault and I got kicked out over sunglasses now I am working over trauma once again so thank you for your help but what is not appreciated is y'all are too damn strict lighten up

mario leon
5 months ago
5

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