About this Recovery House
Pathways Sober Living - Women 2632 is a women's sober house in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, the seat of Sheboygan County. Registered with the state for four residents since April 2025, it is the operator's women's residence in a city that carries most of the county's treatment and employment.
A Four-Bed Women's Sober House in the County Seat
Four residents makes this one of the smaller women's recovery homes in Sheboygan County, and the size does specific work. It keeps the weekly cost structure simple, it means a new resident meets everyone she lives with on the first evening, and it puts the running of the household on the four women in it. Women's beds are the scarcer half of Wisconsin's recovery housing stock, and a small single-gender house in a county seat is a combination that does not come up often.
Sober Living in a City That Has What Recovery Needs
Sheboygan is the county seat and its largest city, a Lake Michigan port on the I-43 corridor between Milwaukee and Green Bay. Everything a resident is likely to need is inside the city limits: the courthouse, outpatient providers, the hospital, employers in food production and manufacturing, and Shoreline Metro, the local bus system, which matters enormously to a woman rebuilding a routine before a car is realistic. Recovery housing in a smaller Sheboygan County town would put all of that thirty minutes away.
Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Is Accepted
The house records on the Wisconsin recovery residence registry that it accepts residents taking medication for opioid use disorder. That policy holds across every house this operator runs. For a woman leaving treatment on buprenorphine or methadone, housing that says yes in writing is what keeps her prescription and her address from pulling in opposite directions, and it removes a question that otherwise gets asked again at every door.
Recovery Housing Backed by a Treatment Organization
The operator behind this house is a licensed treatment provider based in Kiel, about half an hour northwest, running residential detox, adult and adolescent residential treatment, weekday day treatment and outpatient programming alongside more than twenty recovery residences in five counties. A woman entering here can step up a level of care during a hard month and come back down without changing organizations, and she can move to one of the operator's houses in Kiel, New Holstein, Janesville or Hartford without starting a new application.
What the Wisconsin Registry Confirms
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services keeps a voluntary recovery residence registry under 2019 Wisconsin Act 120. This house is on it, with its county, city, capacity of four and its medication policy. The state does not license, inspect or endorse a registered residence, and Wisconsin publishes no street address for any of them. Placement is arranged with the operator, and the questions to settle in that conversation are the fee and what it covers, deposit terms in writing, sleeping arrangements, curfew, the expectation for daytime work or programming, and the written relapse policy.
