Wayne Countryview Care and Rehabilitation
In Wayne, Nebraska, Wayne Countryview Care and Rehabilitation has built its 60 beds around two kinds of residents: people recovering from a hospital stay and people who need ongoing nursing care. Administrator Martin Brown runs the Wayne County facility, which is owned by Lindahl Healthcare, Inc. The neighborhood earns a Walk Score of 68, moderately walkable, so some errands can be managed on foot alongside a mix of nearby amenities.
Rehabilitation services and short-term rehab are backed by both in-house and outpatient therapy, and staffing runs around the clock. Nursing hours average roughly 3 hours and 34 minutes per resident each day. That combination shows up in how long people stay: an average of 269 days, long enough to suggest most residents are here for real recovery time, not just a brief stopover.
Right now, 34 of the 60 beds are filled, putting occupancy at 57 percent. Day to day, residents get wellness checks and diabetes care alongside the basics: weekly housekeeping, room service, and linen service each week. For anyone needing extra hands with bathing or getting dressed, that support is built in, and transportation services come with the room, along with every utility except telephone. Pets are welcome too.
Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services inspects the facility, and those visits have tended to center on medication management, fire-safety systems, and staffing credentials, along with documentation practices and general housekeeping, rather than anything touching direct resident care.
Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay are all accepted, so families aren’t boxed into a single way to cover the cost. Looking at the short-term rehab track, therapy on-site, and steady staffing, Wayne Countryview looks like a place built for both post-hospital recovery and longer nursing-care stays close to home.














