Crowell Memorial Home sits high on a shady hillside, overlooking Blair, Nebraska, and the beautiful Missouri River Valley. It was founded in 1905 when Christopher Columbus and Polly Crowell donated their mansion to be used as a retirement home.

We are a non-profit facility dedicated to providing care to all.

A Medicare/Medicaid certified facility, we offer a full continuum of care with 96 skilled nursing beds, a secured Alzheimer's Unit, 18 assisted living apartments and eight independent living apartments. Crowell Memorial Home is one of only ten Nebraska Nursing Homes

to qualify as a founding member of Nebraska's "I Support Quality of Life Project" - read more about the program. Nursing Homes in this resident-centered program implement changes to further improve the quality of life and care in their facility. If you would like to read more about what we do to improve the quality of life for our residents, please click here.

Crowell Home's full-time Chaplain, Reverend Bob Meanor leads Chapel. One third of Crowell's volunteer board are clergy.

We also feel very fortunate to have three vehicles to transport residents. The vans are primarily for taking residents to medical appointments. Our bus generally is used for resident's outings, including shopping trips, rides throughout the area and excursions to special events.