House Of Mercy

About House Of Mercy

House of Mercy is a sober living operator in Madison, Wisconsin, providing recovery housing in Dane County.

A Madison-Based Recovery Housing Provider

House of Mercy supplies housing, not clinical treatment, and residents keep their own outpatient providers, counselors and recovery meetings outside the house. The operator's role is keeping the property running and the rules consistent for the people living there.

Public Records Behind This Wisconsin Operator

Wisconsin does not license or certify recovery residences by statute, so an operator's standing rests largely on what it discloses directly to applicants: fees, house rules, and how relapse and discharge are handled. Neither Wisconsin's voluntary certification body nor its state registry requires every operator to appear on a public list, so working directly with the operator is often the only way to get those answers.

Recovery Housing in Dane County

Madison is the seat of Dane County and the state capital, with one of the deepest concentrations of outpatient treatment, universities and public transit in Wisconsin. An operator based here has access to more recovery infrastructure than almost anywhere else in the state.

What to Ask House of Mercy Directly

Because public information on House of Mercy is limited, an applicant should ask directly about the weekly fee, house rules, whether a house manager lives on site, and how the operator handles relapse. Wisconsin's registry and certification systems are both voluntary, so an operator's own disclosure is often the most complete source available.