Elevate Inc.

About Elevate Inc.

Elevate Inc. is a sober living operator based in Washington County, Wisconsin, running recovery housing in West Bend alongside a broader set of prevention and intervention programs across four counties.

A Multi-County Recovery Housing Provider

Elevate Inc. describes its mission as guiding individuals, families and communities through substance use and mental health challenges, and it works across Washington, Waukesha, Sheboygan and Dodge counties. Housing is one part of a larger program that also runs youth prevention, youth and adult intervention services, and programs tied to operating-while-intoxicated cases.

Two Sober Living Homes in West Bend

The organization operates two recovery residences in West Bend: Sheldons Place and Elevate Recovery Residence. Running both from the same city lets the operator move a resident between houses without disrupting the outpatient care, court obligations or employment they have already built up locally.

An Operator Rooted in Southeastern Wisconsin's Behavioral Health System

Because Elevate also runs intervention and OWI programming, it maintains direct relationships with the county-level systems that generate referrals into recovery housing in the first place. That gives its housing arm a pipeline that a standalone sober living operator without those other programs would need to build separately.

Serving Washington, Waukesha, Sheboygan and Dodge Counties

West Bend, the seat of Washington County, is where Elevate concentrates its residential work, even as its other programs reach across the wider four-county area. That gives the organization a recognizable local base while still drawing referrals from a broader region of Southeastern Wisconsin.

Contacting Elevate About Recovery Housing

Elevate takes inquiries directly for both its West Bend residences. Worth asking of a multi-program operator like this one: whether housing is available independent of its other services, and how it coordinates between the recovery residence and its intervention or OWI programs when a resident is enrolled in both.