Clean Shot Living - Betty Lane Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Clean Shot Living – Betty Lane is a coed sober living home in Las Vegas, Nevada, in Clark County. It sits close to the downtown core and houses men and women in one community with single-gender rooms.

A Coed Sober House on Betty Lane

Men and women live in the same community here, and the rooms are single-gender. Shared bedrooms are arranged by gender, and the operator also keeps mini-studios for people who want their own space, including couples. That combination answers a question most sober living stock in Las Vegas cannot: what a couple in recovery does when every house in the city takes one of them and not the other. Splitting a couple at the moment they leave treatment is one of the more reliable ways to lose both, and a community set up to hold them is uncommon.

Rooms and Privacy in This Las Vegas Sober Living Home

The range of room types is the practical feature. A shared bedroom keeps the cost down and puts a newly sober person in a room with someone who will notice a bad night. A mini-studio suits somebody further along, working a full schedule, who needs a door that closes. Being able to move from one to the other without leaving the community lets a resident change how much structure they have without changing address, housemates or commute.

Downtown Las Vegas Recovery Housing

Betty Lane is in the older residential fabric near downtown Las Vegas, inside the ZIP code that covers the civic core. That location puts the Regional Justice Center, the county's service agencies, the medical district and the downtown transit hub within a short trip, and it puts the resort corridor's job market close behind. For someone leaving custody or detox in Clark County with a court date and no car, an address on this side of the valley removes most of the reasons an appointment gets missed.

Certification and This Nevada Sober House

The Betty Lane site is listed with a transitional housing service level in Nevada's certified behavioral health provider search. Nevada certifies no recovery residences, and it has licensed no halfway houses since the Legislature removed that license in 2023, so a Las Vegas sober house appearing on any state list is doing more than the law asks of it. The operator is a registered 501(c)(3) established in 2015, which adds a nonprofit governance record to the state listing.

What to Ask This Betty Lane Sober House

Ask which room type is being offered and what it costs, how many people share a bedroom, whether couples are housed together and under what conditions, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, who is responsible overnight, and what the written policy says about relapse and about a resident's deposit and belongings. A community with several room types has a price for each, and getting the right one in writing before move-in avoids the most common dispute in sober living.