Prestige Care Center of Nebraska City

Prestige Care Center of Nebraska City sits at 1420 N 10th St in Nebraska City and has 64 licensed beds, offering long-term care and skilled nursing services for adults 55 and older who need extra help or medical care; it's a for-profit corporation linked with Prestige Care Center, and people have given it a 4.5-star rating from 15 reviews. The facility offers both short-stay and long-term programs, including rehabilitation with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, so folks recovering from surgery or illness can get extra support, while those who need ongoing care receive help around the clock from skilled nurses, though nurse turnover is higher than many places at 72.3% with nurse staffing at 3.17 nurse hours per resident each day. People who need specialized attention for Alzheimer's or dementia find memory care services here, and there's also respite care for families needing a short break, plus hospice care that focuses on comfort for those at the end of life. The rooms-private and semi-private-come set up for comfort and privacy, and include security alarms, complimentary laundry, housekeeping, and pharmacy delivery, and residents can use cable TV, wireless internet, phone service, or play the communal piano or join activities that keep folks busy and connected through games, music, and social events. Meals get prepared by in-house chefs, whether residents prefer restaurant-style dining or room service, and special meal plans get made for anyone needing dietary support. The staff includes therapists and nurses who offer personal care, help with social services, and guide residents through therapy and healing, even as they work hard to create a warm, welcoming setting that feels like home, all while staying focused on safety and independence as much as possible. Assisted living features are supported, and independence gets encouraged as much as each person's situation allows, with specialized therapy and care programs for those needing continuing care, temporary stays, or end-of-life support. Tours welcome folks to meet the staff, see the rooms, and get a feel for the community, while social and recreational activities round out the offerings to help make daily life pleasant for everyone who lives there.