Prairie Meadows Alzheimer's Special Care Center

Prairie Meadows Alzheimer’s Special Care Center is a premier Memory Care community in the Omaha area that serves Omaha, Washington, Bennington, Valley, Crescent, Waterloo, Gretna, Papillion, and La Vista. The area offers residents and visitors a wide array of shopping, entertainment, cultural, and natural venues, such as the Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge, Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum, Carter Lake, Baxter Arena, Holy Shrine Cathedral, and much more. We take great pride in the reputation that our team has earned for delivering highly personalized, compassionate Memory Care services designed to meet our residents’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Before residents move to our Omaha property, customized assessments are completed so individual care plans can be created. We also have a highly trained medical staff that specializes in Memory Care, including a nurse on-site 24/7/365. Our team is not only hired for their professional skills, but also for their compassionate and warm personalities. Built in 2012, our community is specialized to assist those with Memory Care needs, providing exceptional human-centered holistic care. We take your loved one’s health and happiness very seriously and are constantly working to provide a loving, caring environment with services that are built for the needs of everyone. Residents enjoy semi-private rooms that offer the perfect amount of privacy and access to care, all at an affordable cost. There are plenty of fun areas to visit as well, such as our movie room and playing pool on our pool table. One of the most popular features of our community is the food. Our highly experienced Chef creates diverse menus, including three courses for a full dining experience at lunch and dinner. We make community favorites but are also trying new items all the time to see what our residents like best. Additionally, several residents recently hosted a lemonade stand to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association and had fun creating new, delicious lemonade recipes.