A safe place to land. A real plan to stay.
Our transitional homes and trusted sober living partners give you a stable start, with support that continues after move-in.
Loyal’s Support Services runs transitional homes and partners with sober living homes in the Denver metro. We help you find the right fit, apply, and move in, and we keep walking with you after.
Questions worth asking any home
Every home has its own rules. We help you ask the right questions so there are no surprises:
- What’s the weekly or monthly rent, and what’s included?
- Is there a deposit or move-in fee?
- How long can I stay?
- What are the rules on curfew and guests?
- How often is drug testing done?
- Are medications for addiction treatment allowed?
- How many people share a room?
- Can I visit and meet the residents first?
Not sure where to start? Call us. We’ll match you with a home that fits.
Questions people ask
Does Loyal’s have its own home?
Yes. We run transitional homes, and we partner with sober living homes across the Denver metro.
What’s the difference between transitional housing and sober living?
Transitional housing is a short-term place to land, like after release, while you work toward your own place. Sober living is a shared, drug- and alcohol-free home that supports recovery.
Is marijuana allowed in sober living?
In most sober living homes, no. Even though it’s legal in Colorado, most homes require you to stay off all substances. Ask us about each home’s rules.
Can I get in if I have a record?
Yes, often. We know homes that accept people with records, including people with registration requirements.
What does it cost?
No cost to clients, depending on service. Reach out for more information.
How fast can I move in?
It depends on openings. Call us and we’ll start looking the same day.
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