Colorado SB113 requires recovery residences to obtain a license from the Behavioral Health Administration.
Colorado SB113 mandates that recovery residences, which are places where individuals recovering from substance use disorders live, must obtain a license from the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA). Starting July 1, 2027, these residences must comply with licensing requirements, including criminal history background checks for owners and managers. The BHA will establish rules for minimum operational standards, including recovery resident rights, physical environment standards, and incident reporting.
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