Trempealeau County Health Care Center

Trempealeau County Health Care Center sits in Whitehall, WI, and has served people needing long-term care since 1898, offering a range of supports for those who need help with behavioral health, mental health, and addictions. The center uses an interdisciplinary team approach where staff from different backgrounds work together, and they follow a person-directed philosophy, which means the care plan puts residents' choices first and pays close attention to their strengths, interests, and abilities. The facility has community-based residential facilities like Clover Way, Cedar Ridge, Elmwood, Maplewood, Oakwood, and Willow Ridge, which is a 15-bed community-based residential facility, all designed to help people feel supported and part of community life. Farnam Community Living Center, near downtown Whitehall, serves as a 16-bed community-based residential facility with 24-hour staff. The nursing facility has two separate dining rooms and follows a neighborhood concept, helping make care more centered on the individual, and residents are encouraged to be independent and socialize. The care team at Trempealeau County Health Care Center pays special attention to behavioral health issues such as gambling, food, internet, , social media, video games, , work, and even addictions, providing a library of resources and advice for understanding and coping with addiction. Outpatient services like psychological assessments, therapy, and alcohol and other drug abuse help come through the West Central Wisconsin Behavioral Health Clinic. The care center doesn't pick or reject anyone because of race, color, national origin, religion, disability, age, or , and aims to build self-confidence and coping in every resident they serve.