Solutions Recovery Inc - Oshkosh Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Solutions Recovery Inc - Oshkosh is a sober living home in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in Winnebago County. It is run by Solutions Recovery, Inc., a peer-led recovery organization serving Winnebago County.

Peer-Led Sober Living in Oshkosh

Solutions Recovery describes its housing as a structured residential environment where residents build stability and independent living skills inside a recovery community. It is a peer model, not a clinical one, and no medical staff live on site.

A Recovery Organization Staffed by People in Recovery

Every staff member at Solutions Recovery is described by the organization as someone in recovery themselves, which shapes how the sober living program runs day to day: peer coaches, not clinicians, are the primary support a resident interacts with, and the model relies on lived experience as much as formal training.

Beyond Housing: Jail-Based and 24/7 Peer Support

Solutions Recovery runs more than one program in Winnebago County. Its STAR program brings peer support and release planning inside the Winnebago County Jail, and a 24/7 peer response line connects people in crisis to a recovery coach at any hour. A resident of the Oshkosh sober living home has access to that same network of support without needing a separate referral.

Recovery Housing in Oshkosh and Winnebago County

Oshkosh is the seat of Winnebago County and its largest city, and Solutions Recovery keeps its drop-in recovery center open daily, from morning into the evening, giving residents a place to go for meetings and peer support beyond the house itself. That combination, housing plus a staffed drop-in center in the same city, is not something every Winnebago County provider offers.

Reaching Solutions Recovery in Oshkosh

Applications and intake questions go through Solutions Recovery directly, and its 24/7 peer response line is built for exactly this kind of first contact. Worth asking before move-in: what the weekly cost covers, how bedrooms are assigned, and how the STAR program's jail-based track connects to sober living placement for someone coming out of custody.