Matt Talbot Recovery Services, Inc.
ASSESSMENT. TREATMENT. RECOVERY. RE-INTEGRATION.
Thursday, March 31, 1966. Facilities for alcoholics were inspected at the new Matt Talbot lodge 1517 N. 27th st., a private rehabilitation. Living quarters for 30 men with drinking problems were toured by Kenneth L. Phillips, administrative assistant (left); W. Patrick Lynch, county jailer; Roger P. Hogan, administrative director; Dr. Peter D. O’Laughlin, and Father Claver, spiritual director.
–Journal Photo.
Matt Talbot Recovery Services, Inc. (“Matt Talbot”) operates licensed residential treatment facilities dedicated to serving individuals with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) and co-occurring mental illnesses (MIs). Our facilities are licensed under Wisconsin DHS 83 and certified under DHS 75.
Our mission is to support individuals on their journey to recovery by providing compassionate, structured, and evidence-based care.
- For clients with SUDs, our goal is to help them overcome addiction and achieve a sustainable, addiction-free lifestyle.
- For clients with mental illness, we focus on promoting recovery and supporting long-term mental wellness.
Our organization was originally founded on March 3, 1966 as the “Matt Talbot Lodge” in Milwaukee. Over the decades, we have grown and evolved, but our core philosophy remains the same: that every person has inherent dignity and the capacity for transformation.
Testimonials
"I am a drug addict /alcoholic and have been in and out of treatment forty times or more. Then I took a chance on the Matt Talbot Recovery Center. As a result, I have been one year clean and sober this time. I’ve learned to listen and to believe in a power greater than myself."
Former Resident, Men's Residential
"I thank God for the Matt Talbot Recovery Services. They were not only informative and understanding, but friendly and supportive."
Former Resident, Men's Residential
"When I walked in the door, I knew this was my last chance."
Former Resident, 2nd Century House
The programs and services provided by our agency, as described herein, are subsidized by the Milwaukee Country Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). In addition to significant financial support, DHHS also provide our agency with advice and guidance pertaining to program development, quality assurance, compliance, and related matters