A healthier way of life

For nearly 100 years, Wayne HealthCare has been a trusted friend in the community, caring for generations of Darke County residents during every stage of life. Wayne HealthCare is a regional, full-service, primary care facility that delivers healthcare services to residents in Darke County and beyond. Wayne HealthCare offers physicians and their patients access to a variety of vital services that preserve and improve health; all in a state-of-the-art facility with the size, equipment, and proximity to patients to be as effective as possible. Wayne HealthCare maintains one of the best nurse-to-patient ratios in the region - with five patients to every nurse. Wayne HealthCare is proud to be in the top ten percent of hospitals in the State of Ohio's Core Measures and a top performer in the Press Ganey "Survey on Patient Satisfaction."

Main Street, USA

Greenville, Ohio, is located along the Indiana border in Darke County in west-central Ohio and is only a short drive away from Dayton, Ohio. The city is near I-75 and I-70 making it within 1 hour of Indianapolis, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Columbus. Rich in history, Greenville is well known for being the home of the "Treaty of Greenville," signed in 1795, bringing peace with the Native American tribes and opening up the Northwest Territory for expansion. The Garst Museum contains priceless historical artifacts. St. Clair Memorial Hall serves as the center for the arts in Darke County. This charming small-town has restaurants, retail shops, historical museums and buildings, as well as small businesses, large corporations and fortune 500 companies. Companies such as KitchenAid and BASF (North America) are headquartered in Greenville. The town hosts the annual Great Darke County Fair that runs for nine days in August. Greenville is also home to the Eldora Speedway owned by NASCAR's Tony Stewart. Greenville has a broad spectrum of history, heritage, parks, recreation, entertainment, and all of the necessities for a beautiful life. It is also the #1 agricultural county in the state in corn and soybean production and leads the nation in egg production.