Immanuel: Fontenelle sits at 6809 N 68th Plaza in Omaha, Nebraska, serving as a skilled nursing, memory care, and retirement community with 165 beds, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms that offer basics like cable TV, air conditioning, telephones, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, furnished spaces, and private bathrooms if you want them, and the building is wheelchair accessible, has elevators, parking, and a sprinkler system for safety. Residents can live independently or with help, choosing assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, or continuing care, with 24-hour supervision, a call system, and personal care assistants for tasks like bathing, dressing, medication, and daily routines, and you'll see licensed nurses, physicians, and even psychiatrists and psychoanalysts for mental and physical health care, while wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, and rehabilitation services use special equipment for recovery. Meals come three times a day with restaurant-style dining and a special focus on allergies and dietary needs, cooked by chefs, and you can pick from all-day dining if that's more your style, while common areas like the dining room, library, and game room provide space for socializing, and there's a salon/barber, business room, and fitness center along with outdoor walking paths, gardens, and outdoor rooms for fresh air or activities.
Programming includes daily events, with arts and crafts, music or movie nights, education classes, mental health treatments, exercise or community-sponsored gatherings, and memory care programs made for people who need special attention. Immanuel: Fontenelle offers long and short-term care covered by Medicaid, Medi-Cal, Medicare, and takes long-term care insurance, and has a skilled nursing facility license (#264600), while patient ratings show good scores for nurses, doctors, room cleanliness, staff responsiveness, and quietness, and its infection and accident rates, like those for catheter infections or MRSA, are monitored and reported. Onsite, you'll see transportation for appointments or community outings, laundry, housekeeping, and move-in coordination, with staff focused on privacy, safety, and treating the place like home, while family support services help relatives stay involved. The facility can schedule tours or virtual visits and lets potential residents check waiting list policies, while the community relies on individualized care plans for each resident, especially for folks with dementia, and there's a resident-run activities program for people who want to stay active or make friends. The place scores a 4.3 average rating from 20 reviews, and is ranked in the top tier for extended care hospitals, and you can learn more by visiting their information page or by booking an appointment if you'd like to check it out in person.
