Connect55+ Omaha | 55 Plus Active Adult Retirement Community in Nebraska

    Connect55 Omaha | 55 Plus Active Adult Retirement Community in Nebraska, Home, 7205 N 73rd Plz Cir, Omaha, NE, 68122
    3.4 · 25 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    3.0

    Friendly community, poor maintenance issues

    I like the apartments, friendly residents, convenient location across from the hospital, and the active social life (potlucks, trips) - move-in ready units and a welcoming community. But management and maintenance worry me: slow or ignored repairs (leaking shower, heat problems), no snow removal, unsafe sidewalks, and security/code issues that make the building feel less secure. Staff on the floor are often friendly and thorough, yet office responsiveness is spotty (answering service, ignored online inquiries) and a recent manager change left some residents upset. Amenities are limited (no on-site meals, no microwave or in-unit washer/dryer, no pool), and it's an older building with a higher price than alternatives. I'd recommend it only if you value the community and location and confirm current management, maintenance policies, and safety fixes before moving in.

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    Amenities

    3.40 · 25 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.4
    • Staff

      2.9
    • Meals

      2.0
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      2.8

    Pros

    • friendly staff (many mentions)
    • friendly and social residents
    • nice/clean apartments
    • inviting and tidy common areas
    • convenient location across from hospital
    • active social life (potlucks, group trips, creative events)
    • self-organized activities (movie nights) and many resident-led activities
    • good value/affordable rates (per some reviewers)
    • two-bedroom units available and ready for move-in
    • maintenance staff generally helpful
    • well-kept property and quiet environment (per some reviews)
    • staff members singled out positively (Becky, Barb)
    • quality of life improvements reported by some residents
    • informational and thorough employees (per some)

    Cons

    • management inconsistency and turnover
    • unfriendly or cold property manager (named Carrie)
    • some managers praised while others criticized (polarized leadership)
    • unresponsive office/management and ignored inquiries
    • phone answered by answering service; difficulty reaching staff
    • stopped recreational planning meetings and staff turnover (recreation director quit)
    • perceived poor management and office conflict
    • safety concerns (unsafe sidewalks, no snow removal)
    • security issues with building access code (insufficient control over entry)
    • fear of retaliation by management among residents
    • maintenance delays for critical repairs (leaking shower, two-week repair delays, no heat)
    • limited amenities compared with competitors (no pool, fewer overall amenities)
    • no on-site dining/meals
    • no in-unit microwaves or washer/dryer (amenity limitations)
    • utilities limited (only cable and internet mentioned)
    • older building and some hazardous conditions reported
    • higher price than some alternatives; ongoing rent increases reported
    • some residents left upset or in tears due to interactions with management
    • some staff availability issues/delays in assistance
    • unwelcoming to some potential renters

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is mixed and strongly polarized: a substantial number of reviewers praise the community aspects, friendly residents, and certain staff members, while an equally notable set of reviews raise serious concerns about management, safety, and maintenance. Many residents and visitors highlight a pleasant social atmosphere, clean apartments, and inviting common areas. Social programming—both organized and resident-driven—receives frequent positive mention (potlucks, group trips, creative events, and self-organized movie nights). Several reviewers explicitly recommend the community, cite good value for the cost, and note that certain staff (Becky, Barb) and the maintenance team are helpful and informative. The location across from the hospital is repeatedly flagged as convenient, and available two-bedroom units ready for immediate move-in are noted as a plus.

    However, these positives are tempered by recurring management and operational problems that affect residents’ day-to-day experience. Multiple reviews reference a change in property management and inconsistent leadership: one manager (Carrie) is described as unfriendly and cold and accused of failing to connect with residents, while another manager (Becky) is praised for being responsive and resident-oriented. That split illustrates a pattern of uneven management performance and staff turnover—most notably the resignation of the recreational director and the cessation of monthly recreational planning meetings, which some residents view as contributing to a decline in resident engagement and even prompting a resident exodus. Several reviews say the office has been unresponsive to inquiries, rely on an answering service, and that potential renters have been left feeling unwelcome.

    Safety and maintenance are major themes in the negative reviews. There are multiple reports of inadequate snow removal and unsafe sidewalks after storms, leaving residents unable to safely access their cars or the building and creating fear of retaliation if residents complain. Serious maintenance problems are also reported: leaking showers with long repair delays (two weeks cited), episodes of no heat with residents resorting to heating by oven, and availability issues with on‑site staff assistance. While some reviewers say maintenance staff are friendly and helpful, the existence of prolonged repair waits and hazardous conditions is a consistent concern that affects perceived livability.

    Facility amenities and building condition are another area of mixed feedback. Several reviewers emphasize that the property has fewer amenities than competing communities—no pool, no on-site meals/dining, no in-unit microwave or washer/dryer in some units, and utilities limited to cable and internet—which may disappoint prospective residents expecting full-service perks. The building is described as older in spots, and some note that security is no longer robust (entry code issues, ability for relatives/friends to enter easily), raising additional safety worries. At the same time, other reviews describe the property as well-kept, clean, quiet, and comfortable for family gatherings, so experiences vary by unit and by which parts of the property are being referenced.

    Pricing and financial concerns appear in multiple reviews and are somewhat contradictory: a number of residents state the apartments are affordable or good value, while others describe the community as higher priced than alternatives and mention ongoing rent increases. This indicates variability in perceived value, possibly tied to unit size, condition, or the expectations of different residents.

    In summary, prospective residents should expect a community that can offer strong social opportunities, friendly neighbors, attractive common spaces, and some dedicated staff who create a welcoming atmosphere. At the same time, there are recurring and significant concerns about management consistency, responsiveness, safety (snow removal and building security), and maintenance turnaround for urgent repairs. The reviews suggest that day-to-day satisfaction is highly dependent on current on-site management and how actively the property addresses safety and maintenance issues. When considering this community, visitors should ask specific questions about current management, snow removal and maintenance response policies, security measures, recreational programming schedule and leadership, utility inclusions, and any recent or planned rent increases. If concerns mirror the negative patterns described, contacting corporate or seeking documentation of operational policies may be advisable before committing to a lease.

    Location

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    About Connect55+ Omaha | 55 Plus Active Adult Retirement Community in Nebraska

    Connect55+ Omaha is a 55+ apartment community for active adults located at 7205 N 73rd Plaza Circle in Omaha, Nebraska, right in the Woodbridge neighborhood of Douglas County, and you'll find it's pretty close to schools like Springville Elementary and other local spots, so while the walk score is only 14 and the transit score is 19, meaning you'll probably want a car to get around, the area isn't too busy or noisy and gives you some quiet. They offer 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments, each with one full bathroom, and usual sizes go up to about 825 square feet, though the detailed square footage is listed as not available. The apartments all have carpet and vinyl floors, central air conditioning, electric heating, and appliances like dishwashers, refrigerators, ovens, ranges, washers, and dryers, all in the unit which is nice because you don't have to share, and there are balconies or patios on the exterior, adding just a little space for people who like to sit outside or keep a few plants. The building is equipped with an elevator, making it easier for anyone who doesn't do stairs, and you get wireless internet and cable right in each unit, plus cable-ready connections for those who need them, so streaming a good show or calling family is pretty simple.

    The building style is apartment living, designed for independent adults, and it's pet-friendly with policies that allow cats and large dogs, though there are some restrictions for small dogs and a lease policy for one year. Parking comes as either a detached garage or just in the parking lot, so you do get options if you like to have a covered spot. Security is handled with controlled access and video patrol, giving residents a sense of safety, and there's on-site package receiving and trash chutes, so you're not hauling your trash outside through bad weather and don't have to worry about missing a delivery. Maintenance services are available 24 hours a day, and the property manager and rental companies take care of daily needs, so if something goes wrong in the middle of the night, someone is supposed to answer. For wellness and comfort, full-time maintenance staff and on-site wellness professionals are present, and that can be reassuring if you want help without needing to go out or wait for someone from across town.

    Around the building you will find a community room, a clubhouse, a party room, fitness center, lounge, and a library, which gives people a choice on where to spend time, join in on activities, or take a quiet moment to read or meet others. The building organizes classes, programs, and social activities that help folks stay active, and independent living is set up here for seniors who can mostly care for themselves. There's also assisted living for those who need help with daily activities, medication, meals, or personal care, and respite care is available if someone needs short-term help. Reviews for Connect55+ Omaha sit at 3.4 out of 5, based on 25 ratings, and you can view six community photos and check current availability online, or set up alerts to learn when new apartments come up.

    All in all, Connect55+ Omaha provides basic, well-managed apartments for older adults who want an independent but social setting, and the building is set up to make life easier for people looking for less worry and a chance to enjoy time with others their own age.

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