Recovery Housing
Structured, substance-free living designed around accountability, healthy routines, dignity, and community.
Recovery housing and support services
A safe, structured place to begin again.
Dianne's Place Recovery Services is a recovery housing and recovery support organization for adults rebuilding life after substance use. It offers structured, substance-free sober living, referral support for families and treatment providers, and plain-language recovery resources. It is not an emergency service; call (720) 588-8864 to ask about availability and fit.
held with dignity, care, and room to breathe
Expanded services are being developed with care as licensing and operational milestones are completed.
Dianne's Place is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988.
A warm place to land
Home-like, calm, dignified, and visibly inclusive recovery housing support.
Read Dianne's legacyReferral Support
Clear next steps for individuals, families, treatment providers, hospitals, courts, and community partners.
Resource Guidance
Plain-language recovery education, local support topics, and practical tools published through a governed calendar.
Current status
Services are opening with care, not shortcuts.
Dianne's Place is preparing expanded recovery services with respect for the licensing, operational, and privacy standards this work deserves. As each offering becomes available, this site will be updated with clear eligibility, availability, and referral information.
Privacy-first support
Simple next steps, careful boundaries.
Dianne's Place treats inquiries with care and discretion. This baseline website is not configured to collect protected health information through clinical intake or insurance verification forms. Do not submit urgent, highly sensitive, or emergency medical information through general contact forms.
Common questions
What is recovery housing?
Recovery housing is a substance-free living environment designed to support people who are rebuilding routines, accountability, community, and stability during recovery.
Is Dianne's Place a licensed treatment provider now?
The site is currently in pre-license mode. Public materials describe recovery housing, structured sober living, referral support, and services in development until licensure is active and validated.
What should someone do in a crisis?
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. If someone is experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988 for 24/7 support.
Who can refer someone to Dianne's Place?
Individuals, family members, treatment providers, hospitals, therapists, case managers, probation and parole officers, social service agencies, and community partners may contact Dianne's Place to discuss fit and availability.
Should someone submit medical information through the contact form?
No. The general contact form is not a clinical intake, insurance verification, or emergency form. Sensitive health or urgent information should not be submitted through general contact forms.