
Flexible Living Arrangements
We shape each living arrangement around the person, so it stays private, secure, and easy to settle into.
Stable housing with caregiver support for adults who need both in the Omaha area.

We shape each living arrangement around the person, so it stays private, secure, and easy to settle into.

Live-in or visiting caregivers keep the household running day to day, so the arrangement stays stable.

Direct coordination with DHHS caseworkers and care managers, from first referral through every monthly check.
Care plans collapse without an address, so for some adults the first act of caregiving is helping secure the home itself.

Housing support pairs a stable place to live with the in-home care that keeps it stable: flexible living arrangements supported by live-in or visiting caregivers. It exists for adults, often with disabilities or health needs, who cannot safely live alone and would rather not move into a facility, and it is built case by case with the people involved.
Adults who need care and a stable place to live at the same time. In the metro’s 2025 point-in-time homeless count, more than five hundred people were chronically homeless, meaning long-term homelessness combined with a disabling condition, and a quarter of those counted were over 55. Facility care is out of reach or wrong for many of them, and living alone is not working either. Housing support is a third path.
No. Licensed residential care facilities are their own regulated category in Nebraska, and that is not what we provide. Housing support is different: help finding and keeping a stable living arrangement, with non-medical caregivers who visit or live in. The housing is the person’s own home; the care comes to them, through services like personal care visits and companion care.
Yes, constantly. DHHS service coordinators, care managers, and discharge planners refer people to us, and we report back so plans stay current and nothing quietly goes out of date. If you are a case manager with a client who needs care plus housing stability, request a free assessment or call and describe the situation. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.
They are paid separately, and being clear about that up front matters. Rent and living costs are always the resident’s own, through their income or benefits. The care side may be waiver-funded through Medicaid home care for enrolled clients, and Nebraska’s waiver even includes a service for moving from a facility back into the community. Everything gets mapped out during a free assessment.
Our housing support work centers on the metro and surrounding communities. That includes Bellevue, Bennington, Blair, Elkhorn, Fremont, Gretna, La Vista, Millard, Omaha, Papillion, Plattsmouth, Ralston, and Springfield. We also provide veterans home care, 24-hour home care, respite care, post-hospital care, dementia care, and disability home care.
We provide housing support with caregiver services to adults across Omaha and the nearby metro communities.
Reach out as a family member or a professional, and we will come back with workable options.