Heritage Pointe

    16811 Burdette St, Omaha, NE, 68116
    4.3 · 37 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Caring staff, clean home, recommended

    I moved my parent here and overall I'm very satisfied - the staff are caring, responsive, and go the extra mile, the community is spotless and home-like with a beautiful courtyard, large dining room, varied menu and lots of engaging activities, and communication and COVID precautions have been excellent. Residents seemed happy, medical responses were prompt, and the team made my family feel supported. My only caveats: I heard about occasional caregiver apathy and some nighttime staffing delays (and one concerning incident), so I recommend asking about current staffing levels and memory-care routines. Still, I feel confident and would highly recommend this place.

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    4.30 · 37 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.9
    • Staff

      4.6
    • Meals

      4.8
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Knowledgeable and helpful senior living advisors (e.g., Amanda, Tracy, Kristina)
    • Alzheimer's/memory-care expertise and small memory neighborhoods (about 10 residents)
    • Rooms sized appropriately for memory care and generally move-in ready
    • Low resident-to-staff ratio and RN unit manager on site
    • Attentive and compassionate caregiving staff praised frequently
    • Prompt medical response and good medication management
    • Clean, well-maintained, and bright facility
    • Beautiful, well-kept courtyard and outdoor gated walking area
    • Varied and well-regarded dining with large dining room
    • Dietary accommodations and varied menu options
    • Strong COVID safety measures and vaccination protocols
    • Many scheduled, resident-centered activities (bingo, live music, hymn sings)
    • Engagement opportunities that give residents a sense of purpose
    • Amenities such as coffee bar, library, movie room, salon, and workout room
    • Transportation services and occasional outings (wheelchair van, casino trips)
    • Friendly, welcoming desk and dining staff
    • Good communication with families and staff responsiveness
    • Safe environment with convenient parking and elevator access
    • Assisted Living options available and convenient for spouses
    • Budget-friendly options noted by some families
    • Move-in ready rooms with appliances (refrigerator, microwave)
    • Residents often described as happy and social
    • High level of care for complex situations (staff going the extra mile)
    • Participates in community/entertainment programming and local musicians
    • On-site support such as insurance assistance

    Cons

    • Occasional caregiver apathy or indifferent staff reported
    • Isolated incidents of delayed help, especially at night
    • Reports of one or more thefts (jewelry taken from a room)
    • Some negative experiences with admissions/sales pressure and deposit requests
    • Mixed reviews about memory care area — some positive, some negative
    • No skilled nursing care on site (limited nursing-level services)
    • Facility can feel busy/crowded at times
    • Location on a busy street and some rooms with poor views
    • Inconsistent staff interactions — some families reported awful encounters
    • Occasional staffing availability issues or delays in caregiving
    • Perceived negative public representation or labeling concerns

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive, with many families and visitors praising the cleanliness, friendly atmosphere, and high level of person-centered care at Heritage Pointe. Reviewers repeatedly highlight compassionate, attentive caregivers and on-site clinical oversight (an RN unit manager), which contributes to a perception of solid, reliable care. Several accounts describe staff going the extra mile in difficult situations, prompt medical responses (including oxygen support and ambulance dispatch when needed), and good medication management. Communication with families is frequently noted as responsive and thorough, which reassures relatives about residents' safety and well-being.

    Facility and amenities receive consistent commendation. Heritage Pointe is described as bright, beautifully maintained, and well-decorated, with a large, well-kept courtyard and gated outdoor walking area that residents enjoy. Interior amenities such as a coffee bar, library, movie room, salon, and workout room are often mentioned as positives. Rooms are described as move-in ready, with useful appliances and appropriately sized bathrooms. Safety features such as elevator access, convenient parking, and a safe environment are also appreciated. COVID-19 precautions and vaccination policies were mentioned multiple times as evidence of the community’s commitment to resident safety.

    Dining and activities are standout strengths. The food is repeatedly called delicious, varied, and accommodating of dietary needs. Large communal dining spaces and a dining staff noted for friendliness help create a social atmosphere. The activities program is extensive and resident-centered, with scheduled events, live entertainment, local musicians, hymn sings, bingo, outings (including casino trips), and volunteer or family-involved activities. Several reviews emphasize that activities are tailored to residents’ interests and help foster friendships and a sense of purpose (for example, residents helping set tables), which contributes to overall satisfaction.

    Staffing and culture: many reviewers single out individual staff members and sales/admissions counselors by name (e.g., Amanda, Tracy, Kristina, Marlowe) for being especially helpful, knowledgeable, and compassionate. This personal attention appears to be a key driver of positive impressions. At the same time, there are recurring notes of variability in staff interactions — while many describe outstanding, caring teams, some reviewers report apathetic caregivers, isolated unpleasant interactions, or pushy sales behavior. A few families described pressure around deposits and admissions, which suggests that the admissions experience can be uneven.

    Concerns and patterns to note: although many reviewers praise memory care and Alzheimer’s expertise (including small neighborhoods and appropriate room sizes), a subset of comments expressed dissatisfaction with memory care or entrance areas, indicating mixed experiences that warrant direct follow-up during a tour. There are isolated but serious negative reports: at least one report of jewelry theft from a resident’s room and accounts of delayed assistance during nighttime incidents. Several reviewers also noted the facility can feel busy or be located on a busy street, and some rooms have poor exterior views. Importantly, Heritage Pointe does not appear to provide skilled nursing care, which is a limitation for families seeking a higher level of medical/nursing services.

    In summary, Heritage Pointe is consistently portrayed as a clean, well-appointed community with strong dining, engaging activities, attractive outdoor spaces, and many compassionate, responsive staff members. The community’s strengths in resident engagement, amenities, and family communication are prominent. Prospective residents and families should be aware of some variability in staff interactions and occasional staffing or responsiveness issues reported by a minority of reviewers, as well as the absence of on-site skilled nursing and at least one report of theft. Visiting in person, asking specific questions about memory care practices, night staffing levels, security measures, and the admissions process (including deposit policies) will help clarify whether Heritage Pointe meets a particular family’s needs.

    Location

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    About Heritage Pointe

    Heritage Pointe sits at 16811 Burdette Street in Omaha, Nebraska, where folks can find help with daily living through its licensed assisted living and memory care services, with the license number NE Assisted Living Facility: #ALF318, and you'll see English and Spanish spoken by staff so more people feel at home. The place has apartment choices like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, each with a kitchenette, cable TV, wireless internet, walk-in closets, and utilities, and the assisted living model apartment comes with a full-size fridge and a good-sized living area. Heritage Pointe provides three meals daily in their dining area and brings a weekly treat with 15 gallons of ice cream served, and you can spot the big courtyard where residents enjoy the outdoors. The staff help with daily care but they don't provide full-time nursing care; for those needing more, there's an on-site skilled nursing facility and they also have home health and hospice services that include things like rehabilitative therapy, wound care, palliative care, and pain management. Folks with memory concerns can turn to the "Snapshots" program for mild cognitive impairment or the "Portraits" program for dementia and Alzheimer's, with these special programs giving people the extra support and structure needed for safety and routine. There's also respite and recovery stays available for short-term care needs, plus counseling and adult day services for families who only need help during the day. Heritage Pointe offers about 90 life enrichment activities each week, hosts regular events, and provides rides that travel about 1,300 miles a month to take residents to appointments or outings, all designed to make living there easier and more interesting. The community has used artificial intelligence to improve resident safety and keeps a focus on comfort and warmth, making sure every person can live according to their own preferences, with care plans adjusted as needs change. Heritage Pointe has served Omaha since 2002 and is locally owned and operated, offering a virtual tour for people who want to see more before choosing to visit, and today it continues to care for older adults through independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement options, always with an emphasis on supporting people at every stage.

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