Blue Valley Lutheran Nursing Home sits at 220 Park Avenue in Hebron, Nebraska. Hebron is a small town. Life moves slowly here, and you can walk to a few places for errands if you want to (Walk Score 57). The home has 64 beds. The care is skilled nursing.
The home is about half full right now. Thirty-one people live in its 64 beds. That matters to families. When there are fewer residents, the staff can spend more time with each one. Add up the work nurses and aides do, and it comes to about 4 hours and 41 minutes of nursing care per resident a day.
Skilled nursing is the main job here. People also come to heal on-site after surgery, an illness, or a hospital stay. There is respite care, which is a short stay that gives a family caregiver a break. Faith runs through the day, too. Residents who want it can join worship services and Bible study.
The home takes Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. That gives families some room to plan, even for a longer stay under Medicaid. State inspections have covered the usual ground: fire safety, staff credentials, food service, and fall prevention.
So what you get here is faith-centered skilled nursing and short-term rehab in a quiet Nebraska town. The daily care is steady, and older adults can stay close to home.













