Oak Run CBRF

Oak Run Cbrf sits in Necedah, WI, at N9895 18th Ave, and serves as a Community-Based Residential Facility (CBRF) with eight licensed beds, offering both long-term and short-term stays for older adults, people facing mental health or addiction recovery challenges, and those with handicaps, and you'll find that the staff-like Recovery Coaches, Trauma Specialists, and Peer Specialists-work around the clock to support residents with care tailored to their needs, whether that's help with daily living, specialized memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, or health needs like medication management or diabetes support. The facility offers private bedrooms across two floors, along with kitchenettes in rooms, air conditioning, cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and fully furnished accommodations, while giving residents choices for diets-including vegetarian, gluten-free, vegan, low-sodium, and no-sugar meals-served in a dining program focused on nutrition. Folks living there can bring dogs if they meet the weight policy, and the community is generally pet-friendly, though there's a limit to be aware of, and there's also plenty of parking for residents and guests, as well as transportation services and medical transport available if needed, though some rides might have an extra cost. Housekeeping, linen services, and help with laundry, bathing, dressing, and other daily tasks come standard, and there's always staff available to provide 24-hour awake supervision to keep everyone safe and comfortable. Oak Run Cbrf's care also reaches into more complex support, like behavioral health rehabilitation, skill-building activities, and programs like the Independent Living Skills Program, which helps with things like managing money, doing chores, or planning meals. The weekly schedule is full of activities, groups, and outings, and if someone's doing vocational or educational work, the staff will help connect those plans to therapy and treatment goals, often tracking each resident's progress so changes can happen fast when anything comes up. There are also reward programs in place to motivate residents and help them reach their personal goals, and community integration is encouraged, with help for shopping, socializing, or learning. Residents who only need a short stay for respite care can get full support during their visit too. The whole facility is run in partnership with Deer Path Integrated Living, Inc., which includes Path Ways AFH and Deer Path Community programs, aiming for a positive, inclusive environment with continuous improvement and comprehensive care for every resident. Oak Run Cbrf is licensed and inspected by state agencies, works with partner providers, doesn't accept Medicare unless certified by CMS, and offers a mix of housing-from independent living options nearby to high-acuity care within the CBRF-serving a wide range of people in need of assisted living. Professional development and advocacy are part of the facility's culture, with training programs and memberships through groups like the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association (WALA), so staff keep up with best practices. Residents benefit from the range of community features, from common rooms for socializing to help with doctor appointments, as well as ongoing support from a staff dedicated to both wellness and recovery.