Refer a Patient

Outpatient education and consultations

To refer a patient to Bryan Diabetes Center certified diabetes educators:

Complete and fax this Diabetes education referral form to 402-481-6361.

For more information, call 402-481-6305.

Learn more about Bryan Diabetes Center services.

24-hour crisis assistance:

Direct patients to Bryan West Campus, Mental Health Emergency Department, 2300 S. 16th St., Lincoln, NE

Non-crisis assistance:

Call Bryan Counseling Center at 402-481-5991.

Learn more about Bryan Mental Health Services.

Inpatient:

Acute inpatient rehabilitation helps patients recovering from or living with conditions such as:

• Medical conditions such as amputation, stroke, surgery, TBI, trauma
• Neurological disorders such as Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, motor neuron disease

To refer a patient, please call our admission coordinators to arrange a patient consultation. We accept patients age 10 and older.

Call 402-580-7511; 402-580-7406 or 402-580-7177

Learn more about Bryan Inpatient Rehabilitation.

Outpatient:

Call Bryan Scheduling Center at 402-481-5121.

Learn more about Bryan outpatient rehabilitation and therapy services.

Bryan Center for Sleep Medicine

We offer in-home and in-lab studies. We evaluate sleep apnea, insomnia, infant apnea, narcolepsy, restless leg syndrome, parasomnias, REM behavior disorder and sleep terrors. All you need to do is call to refer your patient, and we’ll take it from there.

To refer a patient or for more information, call us at 402-481-9646.

Learn more about Bryan Center for Sleep Medicine.

Bryan Independence Center

To refer a patient for evaluation and/or treatment:
Call 402-481-5268 and ask to speak to an Admission Counselor.

Chemical Dependency Intervention Nurse, for hospitalized patients

Often, patients admitted to a hospital for health problems also have substance abuse or dependency issues that are complicating their overall health. A patient's attending physician can request a consult by an intervention nurse.

Our intervention nurses see patients at any hospital in Lincoln.

Intervention nurses assess the patient for a possible substance use or addiction issue and make a recommendation to both the patient and the attending physician. Outcomes are more positive for the patient when substance abuse or dependency issues are identified and treated as another aspect of the overall medical care the patient is already receiving.