Home Elder Care Resources in Omaha & Bellevue, NE
Caregiving for your loved one may present a multitude of new challenges, from:
- maintaining your loved one’s (and your) physical and emotional health
- meeting medical needs
- finding financial home elder care resources in Omaha
- arranging long-term care
Home Elder Care Resources in Omaha
Here is a comprehensive list of information, services, and home elder care resources in Omaha that can help lead you in the right direction to services that your loved one (or you) may need.Information, services, and support
877-333-5885 (888-971-2013 for Spanish)
AARP is an all-encompassing resource for care options and also an online community that supports all types of caregivers. You can also call our caregiver support line for one-on-one help.
855-CARE-640
Information, learning materials, and support for family caregivers.
800-677-1116
The Eldercare Locator is a nationwide service that connects caregivers and their loved ones with trustworthy local support resources. Whether help is needed with services such as transportation, cooking and meals, home care, or a caregiver needs training and education or a well-deserved break from caregiving responsibilities, the Eldercare Locator can assist with all of these areas.
The Eldercare Locator is a public service of the Administration on Aging (AoA), an agency of the U.S. Administration for Community Living.
National Alliance for Caregiving
202-918-1013
A coalition of national organizations focused on family caregiving issues. This alliance conducts policy analysis and tracks legislation and initiatives that affect caregivers and care recipients.
800-222-2225
A branch of the National Institutes of Health, NIA offers widespread online information on common age-related health problems, including a section on caregiving for people with serious health issues.
800-838-0879
Provides support for spousal caregivers.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia
800-272-3900
Information and support for people with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers. Operates a 24-hour helpline every day and offers care navigator tools.
800-438-4380
A federal government website focusing on Alzheimer’s and dementia care, research and support, including resources for caregivers.
Hospice and palliative care
A professional organization for hospice providers that offers tips and advice for family caregivers and hospice-related questions.
In Home Elder Care Resources
National Association of Home Builders
800-368-5242
The industry group offers a Certified Aging-in-place Specialist (CAPS) designation for builders who specialize in designs and modifications to help older adults continue to live at home.
Long-term care
Information and tools to plan for your or your loved one’s long-term care needs.
National Center for Assisted Living
A branch of the American Health Care Association, NCAL offers consumer resources for finding assisted living facilities and related programs in your state.
Military caregivers
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
855-260-3274
The federal agency responsible for providing health care services and other vital benefits to eligible U.S. military veterans has a Caregiver Support Program that offers peer support, mentoring, caregiver training programs and a helpline.
202-249-7170
Works to strengthen services for Americans caring for wounded, ill, or injured family members who served in the military. Its programs include Hidden Heroes, an online support community for military caregivers.
800-342-9647
A Department of Defense-financed program that provides resources and support to active-duty, National Guard and Reserve service members, and their families, including counseling and consulting services for caregivers.
Respite care
800-942-2677
This program matches older volunteers with seniors who have trouble with daily tasks, helping them live independently, and providing respite for family caregivers.