Webster House

Webster House sits in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, as part of Brotoloc's community-based group homes, and operates as a certified Adult Family Home with a license for four beds, serving adults who need support with daily life and mental health care, and since it's housed in a single-story, single-family home on a large 10,019 square-foot lot, you'll notice there's plenty of space both inside and out, like the big yard, a full basement, a roomy eat-in kitchen, a dining room, and a very spacious living room where residents can gather and enjoy the company of others, plus there's an updated family room with a fireplace for extra comfort. The house, which was modernized recently, has maintenance-free metal siding, a new roof, new flooring, new paint, new windows, as well as new kitchen cabinets and countertops, so the interior feels bright and refreshed, offering four private bedrooms, two bathrooms (which include heated floors in one), and even a TV in the kitchen, meaning people living here can relax and have their own space but also join in group activities or meals if that's what they want. There are amenities like cable TV, telephone and internet services, air-conditioning, private or shared suites (all furnished), and kitchenettes; and residents get meal preparation with organic food, plus housekeeping and linen service, so there's very little to worry about on the chores front, and transportation is available to doctor's appointments and errands too. Webster House offers a range of care options, including assisted living and memory care, with help on daily activities, medication management, and 24-hour supervision including awake overnight staff, so there's always someone there, plus a call system right at hand, which is reassuring for anyone who may need quick assistance, and the home is handicap accessible for people with mobility challenges. The staff helps residents with their care plans, and there's a team of mental health professionals, so adults with mental illness, developmental disabilities, or physical disabilities can get support that fits their needs, with services for emergency interventions, outpatient therapy, day treatment, and behavioral health for children and teens too. The house offers a safe place for peer support, recreation, and social opportunities, while also doing community outreach to support mental health recovery and education, serving as Eau Claire's Center for Adults in Mental Health Recovery, and operating as a consumer-run, non-profit, focused on individualized care and a continuum of mental health programs that match what the community needs, so people can settle in knowing they'll get both practical help and emotional support in a welcoming, updated home.