Omaha Senior AdvisorOmaha Supportive Living is a 48-bed assisted-living facility at 514-524 South 38th Avenue in Omaha, Douglas County, holding Nebraska DHHS license ALF122, which runs through April 30, 2027, and the roster lists no special service designations for it.
Is Omaha Supportive Living in Omaha licensed by the state of Nebraska?
Yes: the DHHS Licensure Unit's October 15, 2026 roster lists Omaha Supportive Living as a licensed assisted-living facility with 48 beds, smaller than the 60-bed median for the 79 licensed ALFs in the five-county Omaha area.
| Record | Value |
|---|---|
| License | ALF122 (Nebraska DHHS Licensure Unit), assisted-living facility |
| License term | Expires April 30, 2027 (all Nebraska ALF licenses expire April 30) |
| Licensed beds | 48 |
| Licensee (as listed) | Prosperity Properties, Inc |
| Administrator (as listed) | Oliver Mba |
| Medicaid AD Waiver certified | No |
| Alzheimer's unit | No |
| Memory care endorsement | No |
| Complex nursing interventions | Not listed |
| Roster date | October 15, 2026 |
The roster names the licensee as Prosperity Properties, Inc, an organization registered as a corporation or charitable body. A license covers one licensee at one location and ends automatically on a change of ownership, so a new name in that field means a new license.
Can Omaha Supportive Living care for someone with dementia?
Not according to the state roster: Omaha Supportive Living is listed with neither an Alzheimer's unit nor a memory care endorsement, so a resident whose dementia leads to wandering or unsafe behavior would usually move to a building that has one.
Mild memory loss alone does not bar anyone from an ordinary ALF; what matters is whether the resident's needs fit the service agreement and the resident is not a danger to self or others. The nearest licensed ALFs with a memory care endorsement are Aksarben Village Senior Living Community (Omaha, 1.9 mi), Royale Oaks / House of Hope Alzheimer's Care (Omaha, 4.2 mi), The Villa at Crown Pointe (Omaha, 4.5 mi).
Is Omaha Supportive Living certified for the Medicaid AD Waiver?
The roster does not mark Omaha Supportive Living as certified for the Medicaid Aged and Disabled Waiver, so it cannot bill Medicaid for assisted living services, and a resident who runs out of money would usually need to move.
Families who expect a long stay usually favor a waiver-certified building from the start. The closest waiver-certified ALFs are St. Joseph Tower Assisted Living (1.8 mi), Aksarben Village Senior Living Community (1.9 mi), Southview Heights (3.1 mi).
How can we see Nebraska's inspection reports for Omaha Supportive Living?
Nebraska does not publish assisted living inspection results in bulk; DHHS posts them one facility at a time through its LIS license search, and every resident of Omaha Supportive Living has a legal right to examine the most recent DHHS survey.
Because visits after licensure are either random or triggered, Omaha Supportive Living's last survey could be recent or several years old. Ask for its date, what was cited, and whether any complaint investigation has happened since. Search the DHHS LIS license lookup.
What are the alternatives to Omaha Supportive Living nearby?
The closest other licensed ALF is St. Joseph Tower Assisted Living in Omaha, about 1.8 miles away in a straight line, with 110 beds.
| Facility | Miles away | Licensed beds | Memory care (DHHS roster) | Medicaid AD Waiver certified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St. Joseph Tower Assisted Living 2205 South 10th Street, 68108 | 1.8 | 110 | — | Yes |
| Aksarben Village Phase II 1440 S 70th Street, 68106 | 1.9 | 65 | — | No |
| Aksarben Village Senior Living Community 1330 South 70th Street, 68106 | 1.9 | 105 | Alzheimer's unit + endorsement | Yes |
| Southview Heights 5110 South 49th Street, 68117 | 3.1 | 70 | — | Yes |
| Bridging Hands II 3368 Grand Avenue, 68111 | 3.8 | 8 | — | No |
How does Omaha Supportive Living fit among assisted living options in the Midtown, Downtown & South Omaha part of Omaha?
The Midtown, Downtown & South Omaha part of Omaha has 5 licensed ALFs on the roster with 398 beds; Omaha Supportive Living is number 5 by size, and 3 of the 5 are waiver-certified while 1 hold a memory care endorsement.
Other licensed ALFs here: Aksarben Village Phase II (65 beds), Aksarben Village Senior Living Community (105 beds), Southview Heights (70 beds), St. Joseph Tower Assisted Living (110 beds).
Which hospitals are near Omaha Supportive Living?
Omaha Supportive Living is in the Midtown, Downtown & South Omaha part of Omaha; the nearest hospital on the DHHS hospital roster is Nebraska Medicine - Nebraska Medical Center, in the same ZIP code.
Next is CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center - Bergan Mercy at about 4.5 miles. Distances use ZIP-code centroids, so treat them as approximate.
If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Douglas County Health Center (0.6 mi, CMS 3 of 5) and Adept Nursing & Rehab of Midtown (0.8 mi, CMS 3 of 5).
What should we ask on a tour of Omaha Supportive Living?
Start with the record itself: ask for the most recent DHHS inspection report and the facility's statement of compliance for anything cited.
- Ask how many direct care staff are awake overnight and who gives medications (a nurse or a registered medication aide).
- Ask what happens if your parent's savings run out, since the building is not waiver-certified.
- Ask for the written rate schedule and how much notice the facility gives before an increase; Nebraska requires written pricing for all services.
