Nebraska Medicine
Nebraska Medicine is Omaha’s nonprofit health system formed from merging Nebraska Health System and two hospitals. The main campus, Nebraska Medical Center, is a 718-bed facility in Omaha with sister sites including Bellevue Medical Center. The system operates two hospitals and about 70 clinics, with a strong focus on organ transplantation, cancer care, cardiology, neurology/neurosurgery, orthopedics, and comprehensive primary care. It hosts the Nebraska Biocontainment Unit and is an established U.S. News top-ranked Nebraska hospital with national recognition in oncology, gastroenterology, and GI surgery (2024 rankings). The organization employs over 3,000 staff and coordinates extensive specialty services across Omaha, Bellevue, and surrounding areas. For lung care specifically, Nebraska Medicine provides advanced pulmonary and transplant programs, including lung transplantation among its thoracic and transplant services. If you’re looking for lung care services in Omaha or Beatrice, this centers Nebraska Medicine’s lung transplant and thoracic programs at the Omaha campus, with broader access through its network of clinics.
