Recovery Road

What this listing shows

Recovery Road is listed as a sober living home in Las Vegas, Nevada. The listing puts it under substance abuse. It names one level of care, sober living. It names no coverage or payment method at all. Everything on this page comes from that public listing, as of 19 Sep 2026. Nobody at findingrehab.io has called the program.

Care offered

From the program's public listing:

• Sober living: a shared home that supports staying sober. Usually not medical care.Ask what the rent is, what the house rules are, whether a resident has to be working or in treatment, how long people stay, and what happens to someone who uses while they live there.

What these levels mean

Who they serve

Ages

Adults

Gender

Women only

Treatment focus and specializations

Treatment focus: Substance abuse

Specializations listed:

• Alcohol
• Drug Addiction

Therapies

Therapies listed:

• Twelve Step Facilitation

Languages

Languages listed: English

Payment

Paying for treatment

What these coverage lines mean for you

Medicaid is not named on this listing. That is not a refusal. Some programs bill Medicaid without saying so on a public profile, and others stopped taking it after the profile was written. If you have Medicaid, ask the program outright, and ask what they charge if they cannot bill it.

No other coverage is named anywhere on this listing. That is a gap in the listing, not a statement that the program turns coverage away. Ask what they bill and what they charge someone paying for themselves.

How paying for treatment works

Accreditation listed

No accreditation was listed. Accreditation is voluntary. Your state's health or behavioral health department can tell you if a program is licensed.

Questions worth asking this program

These come from what this listing names, so they are the ones that fit this program rather than any program. Write the answers down with the name of the person who gave them, and the date.

• What is the rent, what are the house rules, and what happens if a resident uses?
• What does treatment cost here, and do you offer a payment plan?
• This is listed as a women only program. Can children stay, and do you take pregnant women?
• Who licenses this program in Nevada, and what is the license number?
• This number may be a main line. Who handles admissions, and is there a direct number?
• Is there an opening now, and if not, how long is the wait and what should someone do meanwhile?

Twelve questions to ask any program

What we have not checked

A directory is only as good as what it admits it does not know. For this listing:

• The phone number may be a main or shared line rather than the treatment program itself.
• No street address is listed, only the city, so the map link points at the area rather than the door.
• No accreditation is listed. Accreditation is voluntary, so this says nothing about whether the program is licensed.
• No insurance or payment detail is on this listing at all.
• We do not know whether this program has an opening, what it charges, or how long anyone waits. Nothing on this page is a live feed.

Common questions about this listing

Does Recovery Road take Medicaid? Its public listing does not name Medicaid. That is not the same as being turned away. Listings go stale, and some programs bill Medicaid without saying so. If you have Medicaid, ask the program directly, and ask what they would charge if they cannot bill it.

Does Recovery Road take Medicare? Medicare is not named on its public listing. If you or the person you are calling for has Medicare, ask the program anyway. A listing that leaves Medicare out is a gap in the listing, not an answer from the program.

What levels of care does Recovery Road list? Its listing names one level of care: sober living. That is the label on the public listing, not a description of what has an opening this week. Ask whether it runs at this address and how soon it can start.

Where did this phone number come from? Phone published on the program's own website. We have not called it. It may be a main or shared line, so ask for the treatment program. The number is shown as text so you can dial it yourself. If it rings somewhere unexpected, tell us and we will look at the listing again.

Is Recovery Road accredited? No accreditation is named on its listing. Accreditation is voluntary, so a program without it may still be fully licensed. The health or behavioral health department in Nevada is the place to check a license, and the program can give you its license number.

Who does Recovery Road say it serves? Its listing names adults. The listing says women only. Age ranges on public listings are broad and often out of date, so ask for the youngest and oldest age they actually take, and whether that changes by program.

Where is Recovery Road? The listing gives no street address, only Las Vegas, NV. We have not stood outside the building. Programs move, and one organization can run several addresses, so confirm the address on the phone before anyone travels to it.

What has findingrehab.io not checked about this listing? All of it. This page is public listing data, compiled and republished. Nobody here has called the program, seen the building, read a license or spoken to an insurer. Treat every line as a question to ask on the phone rather than an answer, and tell us if something here is wrong.

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