Care That Still Feels Like Home

Families here can lean on the complete non-medical range, from a few weekly visits up to full-time support. That means 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 Papillion also choose our assisted living and memory care homes, which sit at a few set addresses rather than in every town we serve.

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Yes, and being close helps. With the hospital and its rehabilitation services in town, we often line up post-hospital care before discharge day so a caregiver can be at the house when your family member arrives home. Tell us the expected date as early as you can.

Yes. We are an enrolled provider for Nebraska’s Aged and Disabled Waiver and work with county service coordinators every week. The waiver-covered care page walks through how qualifying works, and we are glad to point your family to the right application starting point.

Mostly help staying independent in a familiar house. The northeast section’s ranches and split-levels hold a lot of original owners, and visits there run to hands-on personal care for mornings, meal preparation, laundry, and a steady arm on the stairs. The goal is simple: keep the house working for the person who loves it.

Constantly. The county veterans service office sits right in town and provides free help with applications, and our care for veterans page covers the day-to-day support side. Between the two, veteran families get benefits guidance without paying anyone and care without leaving home.

If a discharge is being planned, call before the date if you can, because the first week home is the one that matters most. Otherwise, any time works. Everything gets settled in writing before a caregiver starts. Request a free assessment whenever you are ready.