Royale Oaks Assisted Living in Omaha, Nebraska, sits among big, old oak trees in a two-story brick building with plenty of character and woodwork, and you'll find that there's a grand piano in the common area which really helps bring people together and gives a nice, relaxing feel for everybody spending time there. The facility can host up to 140 residents and offers assisted living and memory care, including the dedicated House of Hope Alzheimer's Care, so folks dealing with memory issues have a place that's equipped and supported for their needs. This community provides a mix of services like adult day care, long-term care, and rehabilitation to home, and it's part of the nonprofit Midwest Geriatrics, Inc., which also oversees Florence Home Healthcare Center and House of Hope Assisted Living, so there's a whole network of support and experience behind everything that's offered here.
Royale Oaks holds a Nebraska license (#ALF150) and carries certifications and accreditations, and residents are looked after by caring staff who work hard to keep everyone treated with respect and dignity, following their "Our Family" philosophy. Residents have access to nursing care, wound care, medication help, occupational therapy, podiatry, and pharmacy services, and personal care staff help with things like dressing, bathing, toileting, and laundry, which is really important for folks who need a hand. Housekeeping, maintenance, washers and dryers, and safety features-including sprinkler systems and handicap accessibility-keep day-to-day life comfortable and secure, and the rooms can be private or shared depending on what someone prefers, plus kitchenettes and cable TV are part of the amenities for residents.
Meals are served in a cozy dining room, and there are plenty of social spaces like a sunroom, a game and activities room, and a fitness area. There's a full-time activities program that gets people interacting, with arts and crafts, games, educational opportunities, and health and wellness classes, so folks don't have to feel isolated and can keep busy as they like. The well-kept gardens, outdoor landscaping, and a chapel available for Catholic mass or quiet time provide peaceful spots for reflection or spiritual needs, and a beauty shop called the Royale Treatment helps everyone look and feel their best. Guest parking and internet make visits from family and staying in touch a bit easier for everyone. The staff at Royale Oaks focus on supporting residents as their needs change, so if someone needs more help over time, help and care can adjust too, which many families appreciate.
With transparency, donations, and focus on community support, Royale Oaks works for long-term sustainability as a nonprofit, offering both physical and spiritual support to seniors, showing commitment to dignified service. The virtual tour lets interested people see things for themselves. With a 4.5-star rating from eight reviews, many residents and families have shared positive experiences, and the sense of welcome from the staff and caregivers sometimes feels like home for many who live there.
