Core Treatment Services Inc

About Core Treatment Services Inc

Core Treatment Services Inc is a recovery housing operator in Wisconsin, running four registered residences across Shawano County and Door County for men, women and families.

Four Residences in Two Counties

Core Treatment Services Inc runs its houses single-purpose instead of mixing populations under one roof:

• Shawano Men's Recovery Residence, in Shawano, registered for six residents.
• Shawano Women's Recovery Residence, in Shawano, registered for six residents.
• Shawano Family Recovery Residence, in Shawano, registered for five residents.
• Door County Women's Recovery Residence, in Sturgeon Bay, registered for six residents.

Splitting the model this way lets each house run rules suited to the people actually living there, and it gives a resident whose situation changes somewhere to move without leaving an operator that already knows their history.

Family Recovery Housing Is Rare

The Shawano family residence is the unusual one. A parent in recovery is often forced to choose between sober housing and staying with their children, and that choice keeps some people out of treatment altogether. An operator that keeps a family house alongside its single-gender ones removes that tradeoff in a part of the state where the alternative is a long drive to Green Bay.

Rural Recovery Housing in Northeastern Wisconsin

Shawano County and Door County are both largely rural, and recovery housing across this stretch of the state is thin on the ground. Shawano anchors its own county in Northeastern Wisconsin, while Sturgeon Bay is the seat of Door County and the service center for the peninsula. Four houses spread across the two gives residents from the smaller towns in between a nearby option.

Registration and Certification in Wisconsin

Wisconsin licenses no category called a recovery residence. All four houses appear on the state's voluntary Department of Health Services recovery residence registry, a self-attested list that involves no inspection. Certification runs separately through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing, the state's only NARR affiliate, and it is equally voluntary. Absence from that certified list is not a finding against any of these houses.

Reaching Core Treatment Services Inc

Applications go directly to the operator, which can say which of the four houses has an opening. No street address is published for any Wisconsin recovery residence, so placement is arranged before a resident sees the property. Worth asking: the weekly fee, what it covers, house rules on medication for opioid use disorder, and how long a typical stay runs.