Garden View Manor in Elkhorn, Nebraska, offers Assisted Living, Residential Care Home, and Memory Care, allowing residents to move between levels of support without leaving the community. The team is equipped to manage residents who wander at any time of day, have elopement risk, stay up throughout the night, require oxygen therapy, or live with diabetes—whether managed by oral medication, injections, or sliding-scale insulin. Staff have additional training for advanced dementia conditions, so residents with progressive cognitive decline receive consistent, specialized supervision and intervention.

Medical oversight is reinforced by an on-site RN or LPN and a nurse on call around the clock. All employees pass background checks, an awake night shift monitors residents, and the property remains staffed and secured 24/7 with fenced outdoor areas and alarmed doors. Caregivers can provide full assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting, and they coordinate transfers ranging from stand-by help with a walker to two-person or Hoyer-lift transfers. This range of support allows residents with limited mobility or higher medical needs to remain safely in place.

Private and companion suites can include individual climate controls, cable access, and the option to personalize wall colors or décor, although these features are not present in every unit. Housekeeping and regularly scheduled laundry services are provided to all residents, minimizing daily chores and keeping rooms tidy.

Dining includes three daily meals with a set menu, while an on-order option accommodates personal preferences. Snacks are available throughout the day, and gluten-free choices are prepared for residents who need them. Staff monitor nutritional intake and coordinate with medical providers to align meals with each resident’s care plan, including diabetic and texture-modified diets.

The building is fully wheelchair accessible, making it easier for residents and visitors to reach common areas, outdoor spaces, and resident rooms without barriers.