Living Well With Love At Home

About Living Well With Love At Home

Living Well With Love At Home is a sober living operator in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, running two connected sober living homes split across the upper and lower units of a single two-flat property.

A Milwaukee Sober Living Operator

Living Well With Love At Home keeps its footprint small and concentrated, choosing not to expand across the city. The company houses residents; counseling, medication management and outpatient care come from providers elsewhere in Milwaukee, and the operator's job is to keep both units running to the same standard.

Two Households, One Milwaukee Property

The operator runs its two homes as separate households inside one building:

• Living Well At Home With Love 55th - Upper, the building's upstairs unit.
• Living Well At Home With Love - 55th Street Lower, the ground-floor unit.

Keeping the units separate instead of combining them into one larger house lets each keep its own rules, its own kitchen and a smaller group of housemates than a single merged household would hold.

Serving Milwaukee's North Side

Both homes sit on the same block, so a resident who transfers between the upper and lower units stays in the same neighborhood, keeps the same outpatient providers, and does not lose ground on a job or a court date tied to this part of the city.

Certification Status of This Sober Living Operator

Wisconsin has no state license for sober living homes, and Living Well With Love At Home does not currently appear on either of the state's voluntary lists: certification through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing or registration with the state Department of Health Services. Neither is required to operate, and most small Milwaukee operators fall into the same position.

Recovery Housing for Milwaukee County

Milwaukee is the seat of Milwaukee County and carries the state's largest concentration of recovery housing, treatment providers and the transit network needed to reach them. Living Well With Love At Home's two homes give residents a stable, small-scale option inside that larger system, with a second unit available in-house if a resident's situation changes.