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About Us

Recovery & Comfort Designed Around You

Westview Of Indianola Care Center focuses on healing, wellness, and enriching lives through compassionate care and offering a welcoming atmosphere where expert caregivers deliver personalized treatments, aiding in physical recovery and enhancing overall quality of life.

Meet Our Leadership Team

  • Austin D.
  • Lexi T., RN
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Austin D.

Provisional Administrator

Austin D. serves as the Provisional Administrator at Westview of Indianola, where he is focused on enhancing the quality of life for residents and ensuring care is delivered with compassion and integrity. Under his leadership, the community achieved a deficiency-free survey during his first annual state survey, reflecting his commitment to accountability and excellence.

Austin is motivated by helping individuals find happiness wherever they are in life. Improving residents’ daily experiences is his top priority, and he finds purpose in building meaningful connections, seeing residents smile, and knowing their care is always the driving force behind every decision. He strives to be known as a leader who genuinely cares and consistently does what is right for residents. Austin’s healthcare background includes eight years as a Director of Rehabilitation, following his education in Physical Therapy. Seeking personal growth and a broader opportunity to create change, he transitioned into an Administrator role to apply his clinical and leadership experience in service of the Westview community.

Outside of work, Austin enjoys playing guitar and drums with friends and family, staying active in sports, and cheering on baseball – having played collegiately at Grand View University.

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Awards & Accreditation

U.S. News 2026 Best Nursing Homes – Short-term rehab & Long-term care

Newsweek’s Best Nursing Homes 2027

2026 AHCA National Quality Award Program – Bronze Award

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Friendly caring staff! My mom has been a resident for a year and has only positive things to say about the care she receives. We finally feel at ease knowing all her needs are taken care of!

— Linda F.