Community-Based Residential Services in Wisconsin

24-hour licensed homes for adults with higher needs

Community-Based Residential Services (CBRF) in Wisconsin provide 24-hour care in small, licensed 5–8 bed homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who need higher levels of support in a structured, community setting. Staff assist with personal care, daily living tasks, medication management, and skill development while promoting choice, independence, and inclusion.

These community-based residential settings are integrated into local neighborhoods so individuals can maintain relationships, access community resources, and stay active and engaged in everyday life.

Supports & Accommodations

24-Hour Support

Continuous staffing and supervision
Group Residential Setting

Participants live in a shared residential home.
Structured Setting

Structured setting is designed for 5-8 individuals with higher support needs.
Behavioral Services

Participants have access to high behavioral and emotional supports.
Respite

Short-term stays or transitional placements.
Focused Care

Support for complex physical and medical care needs.
Remote Monitoring

Remote monitoring for safety.
Assistive Technology

Tools that enhance daily living and communication.
Ages Served

Services provided for adults age 18 and up and seniors, promoting independence and community life.