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About Sober Living Properties Murray
Sober Living Properties Murray is a sober living and addiction treatment facility located at 6280 South 725 East in Salt Lake City, Utah, within Salt Lake County. Positioned in a peaceful residential neighborhood with close proximity to freeway access and major bus lines, the facility draws clients from across the Salt Lake Valley, including Murray, Millcreek, Holladay, Draper, and Midvalley. It operates as a sober living property that also provides structured clinical programming across multiple levels of care.
The facility offers medical detox, residential treatment, an outpatient program, and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). This range allows individuals to step through levels of care as their clinical needs change, from medically supervised withdrawal management through longer-term residential support and structured outpatient programming. Telehealth services are also available, extending access for those who cannot attend in person.
Clinical programming incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and addresses both addiction and co-occurring conditions, including trauma, PTSD, and dual diagnosis disorders. Random drug testing and regular house meetings are built into the program structure, reflecting the facility’s commitment to accountability within a residential setting.
Sober Living Properties Murray serves a notably broad range of populations: veterans, pregnant women, young adults ages 18 to 25, seniors, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and those with court-ordered treatment requirements. Payment options include private insurance — PPO, HMO, government employee, federal employee, and union health plans — as well as TRICARE, Medicaid, self-pay, private pay, and sliding scale fees. Medicare, Medi-Cal, and IEHP are not accepted.
- Medical detox through sober living transition — one provider handles withdrawal management, residential, and outpatient care in the Salt Lake Valley
- Explicitly serves veterans with TRICARE accepted, a payment option many treatment facilities in the region do not offer
- Co-occurring disorder and trauma/PTSD treatment integrated alongside addiction programming
- Court-ordered treatment accepted, with random drug testing and structured house meetings built into the program
- Sliding scale and Medicaid accepted alongside private insurance, broadening access across income levels