Symphony Pointe

What does Nebraska's license roster show for Symphony Pointe?

Yes: the DHHS Licensure Unit's October 15, 2026 roster lists Symphony Pointe as a licensed assisted-living facility with 115 beds, larger than the 60-bed median for the 79 licensed ALFs in the five-county Omaha area.

Licensee of record: Live Good Omaha, 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.

What memory care designations does Symphony Pointe hold?

The DHHS roster lists Symphony Pointe with an Alzheimer's unit but no memory care endorsement, which means it represents itself to the state as specializing in care for residents with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia.

Nebraska's dementia-unit rule requires awake, dressed and available direct care staff around the clock and written move-in and move-out criteria handed to the family in advance (175 NAC 4-006.11E). It does not hold the separate memory care endorsement, so ask what dementia training and overnight staffing it provides beyond the base rule. Ask Symphony Pointe for its Alzheimer's special care disclosure, which state law requires. See how Nebraska regulates memory care.

What happens at Symphony Pointe if savings run out?

The roster does not mark Symphony Pointe 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.

This matters for long stays. The closest waiver-certified ALFs are Elk Ridge Village (same ZIP code), Marquis Place of Elkhorn (same ZIP code), Edgewood Omaha Senior Living, LLC (4.0 mi).

Where are the state inspection results for Symphony Pointe?

The fastest route to Symphony Pointe's inspection history is to ask the administrator for the latest DHHS survey, which residents may examine by right; the same results are viewable, one facility at a time, in the state's LIS lookup.

Inspections after the first license are not on a fixed cycle. The rule allows random inspections of up to 25% of ALFs a year and focused visits triggered by complaints, harm to a resident or five years without an inspection (175 NAC 4-005.04). Search the DHHS LIS license lookup.

What are the alternatives to Symphony Pointe nearby?

The closest other licensed ALF is Elk Ridge Village in Elkhorn, in the same ZIP code, with 92 beds and a memory care endorsement.

What other licensed ALFs are in Elkhorn besides Symphony Pointe?

Elkhorn has 7 licensed ALFs on the roster with 352 beds; Symphony Pointe is number 1 by size, and 2 of the 7 are waiver-certified while 3 hold a memory care endorsement.

Other licensed ALFs here: Elk Ridge Village (92 beds), Garden View Manor Llc (8 beds), Grandview Partners, LLC (46 beds), Legato Living at Five Fountains (14 beds), Legato Living at Skyline (8 beds), Marquis Place of Elkhorn (69 beds).

Which hospitals are near Symphony Pointe?

Symphony Pointe is in Elkhorn, Douglas County; the nearest hospital on the DHHS hospital roster is Methodist Women's Hospital, in the same ZIP code.

Next is CHI Health Lakeside at about 4.0 miles. Distances use ZIP-code centroids, so treat them as approximate.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Life Care Center of Elkhorn (1.2 mi, CMS 2 of 5) and Brookestone Meadows Rehabilitation and Care Center (1.9 mi, CMS 5 of 5).

What should families ask Symphony Pointe before moving in?

Let the public record set the agenda: 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.