About this Recovery House
K&M Hearts of Home LLC is a sober living home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in Milwaukee County. It has been listed on the state's recovery residence registry since October 2025 and houses up to four residents.
A Four-Resident Milwaukee Sober House
Four is a small number for recovery housing, and it changes daily life more than anything else on this listing. A household that size runs on conversation instead of policy. Chores, quiet hours and who gets the bathroom first are settled between four people who see each other every morning, and a resident who goes quiet for a week is noticed immediately. Milwaukee also has recovery residences with a dozen beds and a written schedule for everything. This is the other end of that range, and for someone who does badly in a crowd it is frequently the difference between staying and leaving. The address is not published, and placement runs through the operator.
What DHS Registration Establishes for This Recovery Housing
Wisconsin licenses and certifies nothing in recovery housing by law. What it keeps is a voluntary registry, created by statute in 2019 and maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, and this house is on it. The registry records the operator, the county, the maximum number of residents and whether the house accepts people on medication for addiction treatment. The state does not inspect what it lists, so registration is a disclosure. It still carries weight in a city where a great deal of recovery housing operates with no public record at all, because a registered operator has attached its legal name to figures a resident can read in advance.
Medication-Assisted Treatment in Milwaukee Recovery Homes
Residents using medication for addiction treatment are accepted here, which the state registry records. That answer matters in Milwaukee County, where buprenorphine and methadone are an ordinary part of opioid treatment and where a house that refuses them narrows a resident's choice to housing or medication. Asking the question first is how someone avoids being handed that choice a month after moving in.
Recovery Housing in Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County holds the largest concentration of recovery housing in Wisconsin, and the largest concentration of everything a resident needs to use it: outpatient providers, the county courthouse, Milwaukee Area Technical College, the county transit system, and entry-level employers within reach of a bus route. That density is why people leaving treatment elsewhere in southeastern Wisconsin so often land in the city. It also means the choice is wide and a four-bed house is easy to overlook beside the operators with marketing budgets.
Questions to Ask Before Applying to This Milwaukee Sober House
Applications go directly to the operator. In a house this size the questions that matter are about the household: who else lives there now, whether anyone is on site overnight, how the fee is set and what it includes, what is expected around work or program attendance, and what happens when someone relapses in a house of four. Wisconsin's certifying body for recovery residences is the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing, and its certification is voluntary, so what a family gets directly from the operator is the record they will be working from.
