Nebraska Hospital in Millard is an advanced, state-of-the-art medical facility inspired by the personalized care that small-town medicine was once known for. Nebraska at Millard holds itself out as highly accountable for its quality of care and its cost. The hospital will soon be in-network with not only Medicare and Medicaid but with all major insurance companies.
The emergency room provides 24/7 emergency care and on-site diagnostic services, including advanced imaging and laboratory testing, so you can be tested and treated in the same visit. And the typical wait time is zero.
“A provider comes out and brings you to your room immediately,” said Lauren Loomis, brand content manager for the hospital. “And practitioners are able to take time with the patient. They’re not just a number.”
The hospital also offers inpatient care and primary care, telemedicine recovery care and soon-to-be-available surgical services.
The Redstone Recovery Program
For those struggling with addiction, Nebraska Hospital in Millard also offers the Redstone Recovery Program, a multipronged, multidisciplinary approach with an impressive success record.
Going through withdrawal alone is not only difficult, it can be terrifying, dangerous, sometimes even fatal, so it’s best to do it under medical supervision.
The first step is 24/7 medical care to stabilize the patient so they can begin their journey to recovery. The hospital provides patients with behavioral health services and peer recovery support at the door, along with a specialized medical team. This multidisciplinary team holds the patient’s hand throughout the entire process and works with community partners to set up the patient’s tailored long-term recovery plan, leading to a high success rate in the recovery industry.
After stabilization, there will be ongoing medical care. This is especially important because addiction often creates serious health problems, such as heart and liver conditions that need to be monitored and treated.
The program also provides mental healthcare, a trained recovery specialist for personal support and local resources, such as sober living and other services to help a patient maintain sobriety and live a fulfilling life. Please call our hotline number (402) 295-0191, if you would like to contact us.
Coming soon
A new program will be launched next year that will make an enormous difference in both affordability and the continuity of medical care: the Direct Primary Care Membership Program.
People sometimes hesitate before seeking medical care because they have inadequate insurance or no insurance at all. The Direct Primary Care Membership Program will make healthcare at Nebraska Hospital affordable.
The Direct Primary Care Membership Program at Nebraska Hospital in Millard is the most robust and affordable program of its kind in the country. This program will cover all ER, urgent care, primary care, labs and imaging. For one low monthly fee. Many people who have insurance choose to enroll with this program because it allows them to obtain their care for less than their out-of-pocket insurance would be. And they get the perks of building a relationship with a local provider.
“Back in the day there was a town doctor that everyone knew, and this is a return to that, except now your family doctor/provider has a 24/7 emergency room, urgent care, same day clinic appointments, telemedicine, along with onsite labs and imaging,” said Loomis. “This program will offer ongoing support from a primary care practitioner who knows you, your family and your medical history.”
Care when you need it
The hospital’s ER never closes. It’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and though you don’t need an appointment, it’s easy to make one online.
Urgent care is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
And thanks to the success of the Millard location, Nebraska Hospital in Papillion is expected to open in late fall 2026.
For more information, visit nebraskacare.com.
