Vernon Area Rehab Center Cbrf

Vernon Area Rehab Center Cbrf runs several small assisted living homes in the Viroqua area, including Campbell Family Homes Fairview Dr, Center Ave House, Congress House, and Coulee Family Homes, and each of these homes has room for four residents, so seniors live in a quiet, community setting where they can get help with daily tasks and keep a sense of home, and they also have Bethel Oaks Memory Care Home with 14 beds that focuses on memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, so folks with more complex needs can get specialized support. The main facility is on 811 Rogers Ave in Viroqua, and it's what's called a Community Based Residential Facility, or CBRF, which means it gives residential care and rehabilitation for people who need help with tasks like bathing, dressing, moving around, and taking their medicine, and there's always staff on site to watch over everyone. Seniors who need care during the day but want to stay at home at night can use adult day care services. The place covers a range of care, from helping with simple things all the way to nursing home care, plus there's support for folks who are seriously ill while letting them keep some independence and stay in a smaller home-like setting, and they try to make it feel comfortable with furnished rooms, telephones, emergency alert systems, and house cleaning and laundry, even dry cleaning, and meals are served each day in a dining room with choices for folks who have allergies or diabetes. They have activities like movie nights, community-sponsored events, walks on paths, spending time in the garden, and they'll help arrange transportation or parking if you need it. Vernon Area Rehab Center Cbrf coordinates with healthcare providers for ongoing care, and you'll find help with medicine, personal care, rehab, and staff around the clock. They take private pay, cash, check, and military or VA benefits. This center has a community score of about 3.8 based on reviews, and it offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home options, so seniors can stay in the same community if their needs change over time, and the focus stays on making recovery and daily life easier for each person it serves.