Sober living that allows MAT or takes vouchers
Colorado homes that welcome medication, accept vouchers, or are state certified (updated November 2026).
Short answer: yes, many Colorado sober living homes allow Suboxone, methadone or other medication for addiction treatment, and some take CDOC or probation vouchers. Policies vary, so ask each home before you move in.
- MAT-friendly homes22 homes
- Homes that take vouchers3 homes
- Colorado certified homes19 homes
- What sober living costsMedian rent by city
Questions to ask a sober living home
- Do you allow my medication (Suboxone, methadone, Vivitrol), and how is it stored?
- Do you take CDOC or probation vouchers, scholarships or payment plans?
- Are you Colorado certified, and at what level?
- What does rent include, and is there a move-in fee?
- Is there a bed open now?
Common questions
Can I live in sober living while on Suboxone or methadone in Colorado?
Many homes allow medication for addiction treatment (MAT), but not all. On Step One, 22 of 82 sober living homes say they are MAT-friendly or allow specific medications. Ask the home about its medication policy before you move in.
Which sober living homes take CDOC or probation vouchers?
3 homes on Step One list CDOC (Department of Corrections) or probation vouchers as a way to pay. Ask your parole or probation officer whether you qualify.
What does Colorado certified mean for sober living?
Colorado certifies recovery residences that meet national standards for safety and support, at levels from peer-run homes to homes with clinical services. 19 homes on Step One are Colorado certified.
Counts come from each home’s listing on Step One. Confirm policies with the home. Editorial policy.
