Highlands Restoration And Wellness - Superior Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Highlands Restoration And Wellness - Superior is a recovery residence in Superior, Wisconsin, in Douglas County, registered with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services since July 2025. It is part of a group of six houses this operator runs in the city for adult men and women.

A Registered Sober House in the Twin Ports

Superior and Duluth, Minnesota face each other across the harbor at the head of Lake Superior and function as a single labor market split by a state line. For a resident of a Superior recovery home, that geography is an asset. Work exists on both sides. The bridges are crossed by bus. Wisconsin services, courts and county human services stay local while the wider metro supplies employers, clinics and meetings. Few small cities in northern Wisconsin offer that combination.

The Program Behind This Recovery Home

Residents stay three to twelve months. The operator screens for drugs and alcohol throughout the stay, connects residents to outside resources, runs classes and educational opportunities, and makes support from a licensed therapist available. The program fee covers utilities, internet, household supplies, hygiene items, bus passes and the programming itself, which is a broader inclusion list than most recovery housing in the state publishes.

What Registration Establishes for This Sober Living Home

The residence is on the Wisconsin Department of Health Services recovery residence registry, which lists each house with its city. Registration is the state's public record of a recovery residence and the first thing worth checking about any of them. Voluntary certification through the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences is a separate process, and this house holds the registration.

Medication-Assisted Recovery in This Douglas County Sober House

Residents on prescribed medication for opioid use disorder are accepted. Given how few prescribers serve the far northwest of Wisconsin, a policy that lets a resident keep an existing treatment relationship protects the treatment as much as the housing.

Recovery Housing Across Douglas County

Superior is the county seat and the only city in Douglas County with recovery housing at scale. The courthouse, county health and human services, the University of Wisconsin-Superior and a technical college campus are inside the city. Six houses from this one operator, in men's, women's and mixed-capacity configurations, means an applicant is choosing among households instead of waiting for the only bed in the county to open.