Southview Heights sits at 5110 S 49th St in Omaha, Nebraska, surrounded by nice outdoor spaces and close to shops and restaurants, which makes running errands or meeting friends fairly easy when you feel up to it. The community has both assisted living and independent living options, so older adults who need help with things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine can get it, and more independent folks have the choice to live with less daily help while staying active and social. The place offers personalized care, including non-ambulatory care, help with incontinence, and diabetic care, and there's memory care as well, with special design and programs for people with Alzheimer's or dementia that help reduce confusion and prevent wandering.
Southview Heights has 59 apartments, and they come in one-bedroom or two-bedroom sizes, with each unit including a separate living room and a full kitchen so residents can still cook a favorite meal if they wish. Studio and private room options are available, too. There are washers and dryers, cable TV, a fitness center, game room, salon/barbershop, dining room, WiFi, and kitchens in the apartments or kitchenettes if you like to make your own coffee or snack. Safety and accessibility features, like handicap access and sprinkler systems, are standard, so the place feels secure.
Daily life here includes social activities, arts and crafts, education programs, and health and wellness sessions. Staff and aides are recognized for their joyful and kind approach, creating a friendly environment, and they can help with daily chores, maintenance, and housekeeping, which keeps life a bit simpler, especially if getting around gets harder for some residents. There's an activities center, common areas to gather in, a nice walk-out patio for fresh air, and devotional activities for those who want them. There's also guest parking for when family comes over.
Independent living here is meant for folks who want to make friends and stay busy without having to worry about home maintenance. Assisted living covers more care as residents need it, and memory care supports those with dementia. Southview Heights takes Medicaid, which helps some residents cover their costs, and the reviews online show a rating of 3.7 based on three reviews, so people have had a mix of experiences. The facility focuses on offering a maintenance-free lifestyle and tries to help residents stay as independent as they can while still being safe and cared for.
