Waterford, Wisconsin
When recovery takes longer than a hospital stay allows.
Lakeview is a long term acute care hospital, a 30-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital, and a network of community homes — one continuum for patients with medically complex, neurological, and behavioral needs.
30+
Years of specialty care
30
Bed rehabilitation hospital
80
Acres of healing campus
24/7
Physician-directed care
Levels of care
One campus, three levels of care, no unnecessary transfers.
Long Term Acute Care Hospital
Extended, post-ICU hospitalization for medically complex patients who need daily physician oversight, ventilator weaning, dialysis, and complex wound care.
See the programIRF / IPRInpatient Rehabilitation Hospital
A 30-bed rehabilitation hospital delivering at least three hours of intensive therapy per day for stroke, brain injury, amputation, spinal cord and orthopedic recovery.
See the programCBRFCommunity Based Residential Facilities
Family-style supportive homes for adults living with cognitive, neurological, and behavioral challenges who are ready to step down from hospital care.
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Long term acute care
Hospital-level care for the patients who need more time.
Patients arrive from intensive care units across Wisconsin still requiring ventilator support, dialysis, IV antibiotics, or complex wound management. Lakeview provides that care under daily physician direction, with respiratory, pharmacy, and rehabilitation teams in the building.
Average stays are measured in weeks rather than days, so the plan of care is built for weaning, healing, and functional gains — not discharge pressure.
Inpatient rehabilitation
A 30-bed rehabilitation hospital built for intensive recovery.
Stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, neurological disease, and medically complex orthopedic patients receive intensive daily therapy from a rehabilitation physician-led team.
Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are coordinated with nursing, case management, and family training from day one — so goals are functional and discharge is planned, not improvised.
Clinical capabilities
What our clinical teams manage every day.
Ventilator & pulmonary weaning
Respiratory therapy on site around the clock, with structured weaning and trach decannulation protocols.
Brain injury & coma recovery
Neurobehavioral and neurorehabilitation programs built around cognitive, behavioral, and functional goals.
Complex wound care
A dedicated wound team follows every patient from admission to discharge with prevention-first protocols.
Dialysis & medically complex
On-site dialysis, IV therapy, and daily physician oversight for patients who are too complex for SNF care.
Community supportive living
CBRF homes in Waterford and Westfield extend the continuum after hospital discharge.
Critical care transport
One of Wisconsin's first all critical-care-paramedic ground units, serving Southeastern Wisconsin.
Programs & clinics
Care that continues after discharge — and serves our community directly.
Brain Injury & Neurobehavioral
Certified neurobehavioral and neurorehabilitation programming for acquired brain injury, disorders of consciousness, and behavioral challenges.
Learn moreOutpatient Clinic
Community clinic in Waterford for therapy, medical outpatient visits, physicals, wound care, and psychological evaluation.
Learn moreBehavioral Health Clinic
Outpatient counseling and psychotherapy with a licensed professional counselor, open to the Waterford community.
Learn moreCritical Care EMS & Transport
One of Wisconsin's first all critical-care-paramedic ground units, plus non-emergent community transport.
Learn moreHealthcare Education
BLS, ACLS, PALS, CPR/First Aid, and State of Wisconsin CBRF certification classes for teams and individuals.
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Community based residential
Life after the hospital, still supported.
Our CBRF homes in Waterford and at Mill Pond in Westfield support adults living with cognitive, neurological, and behavioral challenges. What makes them different is the family-style atmosphere: shared meals, community involvement, and staff who know each resident.
Referrals & admissions
We review referrals seven days a week.
Case managers, discharge planners, physicians, and families can reach our admissions team directly. Clinical liaisons will come to your facility to complete an assessment.