Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care

Is Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care in Bellevue licensed by the state of Nebraska?

Yes: the DHHS Licensure Unit's October 15, 2026 roster lists Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care as a licensed assisted-living facility with 114 beds, larger than the 60-bed median for the 79 licensed ALFs in the five-county Omaha area.

Licensee of record: Richmont Terrace II, LLC (a limited liability company). Nebraska requires ten days' written notice before a facility is sold, leased or moved, and a sale ends the old license.

Does Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care offer memory care?

The DHHS roster lists Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care with both an Alzheimer's unit and a memory care endorsement, which means it represents itself to the state as specializing in care for residents with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia.

A facility or unit that specializes in dementia care must give families its written admission, discharge and transfer criteria before move-in and keep direct care staff awake, dressed and available at all hours (175 NAC 4-006.11E). The memory care endorsement is a separate state credential created by LB698 (Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-472) for ALFs that prove enhanced staffing, training, programming and security. Ask Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care for its Alzheimer's special care disclosure, which state law requires. See how Nebraska regulates memory care.

Is Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care certified for the AD Waiver?

The roster marks Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care as certified for the Medicaid Aged and Disabled Waiver, so it can bill the waiver's Supported Residential Living service for eligible residents; the resident still pays room and board from their own income.

Among the 36 waiver-certified ALFs in the five counties, policies differ: some reserve a few apartments for waiver residents, others convert private-pay residents in place. Ask which approach this building takes. See how the AD Waiver pays for assisted living.

How can we see Nebraska's inspection reports for Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care?

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 Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care has a legal right to examine the most recent DHHS survey.

A survey that found problems is not unusual; what matters is what was cited and how it was fixed. Facilities answer non-urgent findings with a statement of compliance listing each correction and its timeline. Search the DHHS LIS license lookup.

What are the alternatives to Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care nearby?

The closest other licensed ALF is Heritage Ridge Retirement Community in Bellevue, in the same ZIP code, with 160 beds and a memory care endorsement.

What other licensed ALFs are in Bellevue besides Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care?

Bellevue has 4 licensed ALFs on the roster with 368 beds; Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care is number 2 by size, and 3 of the 4 are waiver-certified while 3 hold a memory care endorsement.

Other licensed ALFs here: Heritage Ridge Retirement Community (160 beds), Hillcrest Mable Rose, LLC (84 beds), Legato Living at Heartland Hills (10 beds).

Which hospitals are near Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care?

Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care is in Bellevue, Sarpy County; the nearest hospital on the DHHS hospital roster is Nebraska Medicine - Bellevue Medical Center, about 3.9 miles away by straight line.

Next is Nebraska Medicine - Nebraska Medical Center at about 7.8 miles. Distances use ZIP-code centroids, so treat them as approximate.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Hillcrest Health & Rehab (1.2 mi, CMS 1 of 5) and Hillcrest Country Estates-Cottages (5.8 mi, CMS 2 of 5).

What should we ask on a tour of Richmont Terrace Assisted Living & Memory Care?

Use the state data to steer the tour: ask for the most recent DHHS inspection report and the facility's statement of compliance for anything cited.

• The roster flags complex nursing interventions; ask which outside home health or hospice agencies provide that care and who arranges it.
• Ask how many direct care staff are awake overnight and who gives medications (a nurse or a registered medication aide).
• Ask what the room-and-board charge is for a Medicaid waiver resident and whether one is open now.
• Ask for the written rate schedule and how much notice the facility gives before an increase; Nebraska requires written pricing for all services.