Greenway Manor

Greenway Manor, located at 501 S Winsted St in Spring Green, Wisconsin, offers professional skilled nursing care in one of the most culturally distinctive small towns in the Midwest. Spring Green sits along the Wisconsin River in Sauk County and is internationally recognized as the home of Taliesin, the legendary estate and architectural school founded by Frank Lloyd Wright. This heritage of thoughtful design and connection to the natural world gives Spring Green a character unlike anywhere else in the state — and it makes the surrounding environment genuinely enriching for residents and their visiting families. Families visiting loved ones at Greenway Manor can explore Spring Green's many local attractions, including the American Players Theatre, a world-class outdoor classical theater set into the hillside woods, and Tower Hill State Park, which offers scenic overlooks above the Wisconsin River just minutes from town. The House on the Rock, one of Wisconsin's most iconic attractions, is a short drive away near Dodgeville. Downtown Spring Green features locally owned restaurants, galleries, and shops along Jefferson Street that reflect the town's creative, community-centered spirit. For medical coordination, Greenway Manor residents benefit from proximity to regional healthcare providers. SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital in Madison is approximately 45 miles east, and Richland Hospital in Richland Center serves as a closer regional option to the west, ensuring that skilled nursing staff can coordinate referrals and specialist consultations effectively. Greenway Manor is operated as a for-profit corporation, with a focus on delivering quality clinical outcomes and attentive personal care. The skilled nursing team provides around-the-clock care, rehabilitative therapies, and individualized care planning tailored to each resident's medical and personal needs. Families seeking skilled nursing care in a community with genuine character and natural beauty will find Greenway Manor a meaningful choice in the heart of the Wisconsin River Valley.