Substance-free home
Residents agree to maintain sobriety and participate in random drug and alcohol testing.
The planned program
Structure that supports recovery without replacing treatment.
What’s Next Living is developing nonclinical recovery housing for adults. Each home will provide stable housing, peer accountability, and clear expectations—not medical or clinical care.
Curfew and routine
Clear schedules and curfew help create consistency, safety, and accountability.
Shared responsibility
Residents participate in chores and help care for the home they share.
House connection
Regular meetings and peer accountability help residents address challenges early.
Independent living
Residents must be able to manage daily living in a shared, nonclinical environment.
Outside support
Treatment, recovery meetings, healthcare, employment, and other services remain community-based.
A typical rhythm
Residents will balance house responsibilities with work, job searching, treatment, meetings, appointments, or other approved recovery activities. Evenings may include shared meals, house meetings, and preparation for the next day.
Separate residences
What’s Next Living plans separate homes for men and women. Placement will depend on program eligibility, individual needs, the appropriate residence, and current availability.
Medication and outside care
Prescribed medication, including medication for opioid use disorder, will be addressed under written medication and resident-safety policies. Clinical decisions remain between residents and their licensed healthcare providers.
Let’s talk about what’s next
Planning a future referral?
We welcome early conversations with individuals, families, and Wisconsin referral partners while opening preparations continue.