About this Recovery House
Highlands Restoration And Wellness 1611 is a sober living home in Superior, Wisconsin, the seat of Douglas County, registered with the state for eight residents since July 2025. It is one of six residences this operator runs in the city.
Three to Twelve Months in a Superior Recovery Home
The stay here runs from three months to twelve. That is the most informative fact about how this house works. A three month floor rules out the week-to-week rooming arrangement that leaves people packing every time rent is short. A twelve month ceiling means the house is built to be left, and the programming points at what comes after: classes, educational opportunities, connections to outside resources, and support from a licensed therapist. Drug and alcohol screening runs the whole way through.
Eight Residents and What the Fee Covers
The house is registered for eight. The program fee covers utilities, internet, household supplies, hygiene items, bus passes and the programming, so a resident's weekly obligation is a single figure instead of a scatter of bills. In a household of eight, that also removes the recurring argument about who paid for what, which is a genuine source of friction in shared recovery housing.
What the State Registry Records About This Sober House
The residence appears on the Wisconsin Department of Health Services recovery residence registry, listed with its city and capacity. Registration establishes that the state knows the residence exists and how many people belong in it. Certification through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing is a separate, voluntary standard, and this house carries the state registration.
Medication-Assisted Treatment in This Recovery Residence
Residents on prescribed medication for opioid use disorder are accepted. Superior sits directly across the harbor from Duluth, Minnesota, and the wider twin ports area carries the prescribers and treatment programs for a large, thinly populated region. A resident here can keep the clinical relationship they arrived with.
Sober Living in Superior and the Northern Wisconsin Interior
Superior is the county seat and the largest city in far northwestern Wisconsin, at the head of Lake Superior. The Douglas County courthouse, health and human services, the University of Wisconsin-Superior and a technical college are all in the city, and the port, rail and trades economy supplies work that does not require a long recent history. For people coming out of treatment in Bayfield, Ashland or the inland counties, this is the nearest concentration of recovery housing.
