Waverly House
A short-term transitional home for rebuilding independence.
Structure, accountability, and community for practicing healthier routines, relationships, and independent-living skills.
Waverly House combines a structured, clinically informed home environment with clinical case management, daily coaching, and staff support. Residents practice everyday skills through household participation, groups and activities, shared responsibilities, relationships, and community involvement.
You do not need to choose between Waverly House and Cushing House before reaching out. Wild Acre’s team recommends placement based on each person’s needs, goals, fit within the home environment, and availability.
Who Waverly House may be right for
Waverly House may be appropriate for adults ages 18 and older who would benefit from a structured transitional residence while preparing for a greater level of independence.
This setting may support individuals who are transitioning from a higher level of care, rebuilding daily living skills, strengthening emotional wellness, or working toward more consistent participation in relationships, routines, community life, education, employment, or other meaningful outside structure.
Waverly House may support residents who need help with:
Waverly House is designed for individuals who can participate safely in a community-based residential setting and engage collaboratively with staff and peers. Individuals who require continuous one-to-one supervision, intensive behavioral intervention, or frequent safety monitoring may need a higher level of care before transitioning to this setting.
Daily life at Waverly House is built around structure, participation, and real-world practice.
Rather than following a one-size-fits-all schedule, residents work toward individualized goals through everyday routines, clinical support, household responsibilities, community involvement, and interactions with staff and peers.
Support may include:
The community comes together each evening for a shared family-style dinner, creating a consistent opportunity for connection, conversation, and community-building.
Support for stabilization, skill-building, and next-step planning.
Waverly House provides structured clinical case management and coordinated support to help residents build stability, strengthen independence, and prepare for a successful transition to the next level of care or community living.
Services are delivered within a collaborative, team-based model and are individualized to each resident’s goals and needs.
Clinical and case management support may include:
Waverly House provides a structured residential environment where residents have private space, shared community areas, and opportunities to participate in household and community life.
The setting is designed to feel supportive and predictable while giving residents room to practice independence, build relationships, and engage in daily routines with staff guidance available.
Amenities include:
The environment is intentionally structured, welcoming, and supportive, giving residents opportunities to practice daily living skills, strengthen confidence, and experience increasing independence with guidance and encouragement from staff.
Interested in Waverly House or Transitional Living?
You do not need to know whether Waverly House or Transitional Living is the right fit before reaching out.
Wild Acre’s admissions team can talk through your family member’s needs, explain the available levels of care, and help determine whether transitional residential support may be appropriate.