Betty Street House Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Betty Street House is a coed sober living home in Clearwater, Florida, in Pinellas County, one of two locations Associate Recovery Communities currently lists for its recovery housing.

A Coed Sober Living Home in Clearwater

The Betty Street house houses men and women in recovery, with separate living areas but a shared set of house standards. A coed model works when an operator keeps genders in distinct spaces while running one consistent program, and Associate Recovery Communities applies the same twelve-step and peer-support structure here that it runs at its other Pinellas and Pasco county houses.

Bridging Treatment and Independent Living

Associate Recovery Communities describes its purpose as building a bridge between substance abuse treatment centers and long-term independent sobriety. Residents arrive with treatment already behind them and use the house as the stable address that makes everything after treatment, work, meetings and outpatient care, possible.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Accepted

The operator accepts residents on medication-assisted treatment, so someone managing opioid use disorder with a prescribed medication keeps that treatment and this address at the same time.

Sober Living Certification in Florida

Recovery residences in Florida certify through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, the state's only Department of Children and Families-approved credentialing body for this kind of housing. Certification is voluntary, so it is worth confirming a specific house's current status directly with the operator.

Pinellas County's Recovery Housing Hub

Clearwater sits between Tampa and St. Petersburg on the Gulf side of the Tampa Bay area and serves as the seat of Pinellas County. The city's outpatient treatment providers, courts and public transit corridor along US-19 make it a practical base for coed recovery housing serving the wider county.