
In-Home Care
We give hands-on daily care to neighbors from the House of Nines blocks to the newest streets.
Learn About In-Home CareHome care from a family agency based right here in La Vista.

We give hands-on daily care to neighbors from the House of Nines blocks to the newest streets.
Learn About In-Home Care
Live-in and around-the-clock coverage works well in La Vista, because our backup team sits minutes away.
Learn About Live-In Care
A residential home with no more than three residents and two caregivers, starting at $4,000 per month.
Learn About Assisted Living
Small-home residential care with added supervision for dementia and memory loss, starting at $5,500 per month.
Learn About Memory CareThis is where we live and work, so care in La Vista starts at our own front door. The office sits on the 84th Street corridor, which means caregivers reach clients in minutes, and a change to the schedule can be sorted the same week it comes up. The work runs from morning personal care to live-in arrangements, delivered to people who are quite literally our neighbors.

The city’s free 55+ program at the Community Center anchors many clients’ weeks, and our caregivers make sure the ride there always happens. We serve the original 1960s neighborhoods and the newer blocks alike, from Central Park to the redeveloped 84th Street corridor. This city began in 1959 as the House of Nines, and some clients have been here since those first streets filled.

We provide our complete range of non-medical home care in our own hometown. That includes personal care, Medicaid home care, veterans home care, 24-hour home care, companion care, respite care, post-hospital care, dementia care, disability home care, and housing support. Families from La Vista also choose our assisted living and memory care homes, which sit at a few set addresses rather than in every town we serve.
In practical ways, yes. Schedules hold steadier, backup coverage is minutes away instead of across the metro, and accountability comes with faces on it: our clients here are neighbors, and the caregiver at the door may live a few streets over. Hands-on personal care and daily visits benefit most from that closeness.
Yes, and we encourage it. The city runs a free 55+ program at the Community Center with classes and a senior lunch, and the dial-a-ride bus serves older residents on weekdays. Our companion care fills the gaps around those programs: evenings, weekends, errands, and the company that keeps a week from feeling empty.
They are manageable with the right help. The original House of Nines homes are compact, which actually suits aging in place, though the older layouts still ask for care around bathing and stairs. Our caregivers handle the laundry runs and bathing support that keep those houses working, and around-the-clock care covers households that need someone present day and night.
Yes, waiver clients here are a daily part of the schedule. Our waiver-covered care visits get reported back to DHHS coordinators the way each plan requires, and families exploring eligibility get pointed to the right application and walked through what the process involves, free of charge.
We are on 84th Street, so an in-home assessment here is usually a short drive and an easy hour. We go through the house, the routine, and the hours you actually need, then write it all down. Request a free assessment today.
Tell us what your family needs and we will start from a few streets away.
La Vista is home, and our caregivers cover it along with the Sarpy County communities nearby.
Set up a free in-home or phone assessment and find out what help would look like.