Sunrise Sober Living, Ltd.

About Sunrise Sober Living, Ltd.

Sunrise Sober Living, Ltd. is a sober living operator in Beloit, Wisconsin, running recovery housing registered with the state in Rock County. It entered Wisconsin's recovery residence registry in June 2024.

A Beloit Sober Living Operator With a Company Behind It

The Ltd. in the name marks a corporation, which means the housing sits inside a legal entity with officers, a registered agent and a filing history in Wisconsin. That structure matters to a resident in one concrete way: leases, fees and deposits are the obligation of a company that continues to exist when a particular manager moves on. It also gives a referral source something to look up before sending someone to a bed.

What This Recovery Housing Provider Answers For

Registration with the Department of Health Services is made by the operator, and the operator is what the state has on record. The registry captures who runs the housing, the city it serves, how many residents it is registered for and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, which it is here. Everything else about daily life in the housing comes down to policies this company writes: intake, fees, curfew, guests and discharge.

Serving Beloit and Southern Rock County

The footprint is Beloit and the southern end of Rock County, with Janesville and the county's courts and human services offices a short drive north. Southern Wisconsin's recovery housing is thin outside the two cities, and demand in the corridor runs steady because people leave treatment in Madison, Rockford and Janesville and need an address within reach of their providers. An operator working in one city knows which employers hire, which meetings have room and which caseworkers return calls.

Questions for a Beloit Sober Living Operator

At the company level the useful questions are about durability and process: how long it has run recovery housing in Rock County, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers, drug court and county human services, how deposits are documented and returned, and what a resident does when a problem outlasts the house manager. A registered Wisconsin operator should answer those plainly, and the answers say more about a provider than any description of a bedroom.