Compassion meets clinical excellence.

The heart of daily life here is the dedication and commitment of not just our nursing staff, but also housekeeping, dietary, social services – it really does take a village, all playing their part. We all work to provide residents the specialized services they need in a setting that becomes their own neighborhood, with familiar faces. All our tenured RNs, LPNs, and CNAs are purposely assigned to the same neighborhoods, so over time they get to know and form close, consistent relationships with residents and their families. This sensitivity to individual needs creates an unparalleled resident experience.

Skilled Nursing Services & Amenities

An ideal skilled nursing facility provides more than just medical care — it creates a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment where residents are treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. At the Rose Blumkin Jewish Home, highly trained staff members work together to deliver personalized care tailored to each resident’s physical, emotional, and social needs. Residents benefit from 24-hour nursing support, rehabilitation services, engaging activities, nutritious meals, and individualized care plans designed to promote independence, comfort, and overall well-being. Our resident families feel confident knowing their loved ones are receiving attentive care in a warm and welcoming community.

We take pride in fostering meaningful relationships, encouraging social interaction, and creating a sense of home. Clean, well-maintained surroundings, open communication with families, and coordination with healthcare providers help ensure continuity of care and peace of mind. We prioritize safety, comfort, and compassionate care while helping each individual maintain the highest possible level of function and quality of life.

Currently the Rose Blumkin Jewish Home offers semi-private, deluxe semi-private and private rooms. In summer of 2026, we will be changing to all private rooms, with suites for couples as well.

For more information about long-term skilled nursing care services at Rose Blumkin Jewish Home, contact us online or call Erika Lucoff, Director of Admissions at 402-334-6529.

24-hour nursing care with RNs and LPNs in the building day and night
Assistance with activities of daily living
Long-term rehabilitation therapies to maintain mobility, strength and mental health
Medication monitoring and administration
Nutritional support guided by our Registered Dietician
Utilize our Medical Director or we will coordinate with your preferred healthcare provider
COMING SOON! We will transition to an all-private room design by the end of this summer!
Group programs and activities, both in-house and off-site
Full salon services available from our in-house beauty shop
Pet therapy
Hospice care

Skilled Nursing Frequently Asked Questions

What is skilled nursing care?

Skilled nursing is the highest level of medical care available in a licensed nursing home, offering 24-hour medical supervision. It can be either long-term or short-term, depending on need. Residents of Rose Blumkin Jewish Home receive licensed, comprehensive, round-the-clock care in private or semi-private rooms. Our services include:

IV therapy
Post-surgical care
Wound care
Nutrition management
Orthopedic and joint replacement rehab
Post-stroke rehabilitation
Speech therapy
Occupational therapy
Other support services

When do you need short-term skilled nursing care for seniors?

In the short term, after an illness, injury or surgery, skilled care is often called for. These are some common conditions that could require skilled nursing care for seniors:

Congestive heart failure
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Stroke
Cardiac failure
Parkinson’s disease
Diabetes
Other long-term illnesses
Hip or bone fractures
Fall-related injury
Orthopedic surgery
Severe osteoarthritis

When does someone need long-term skilled nursing care?

Nursing homes are designed for seniors who need more medical care or supervision than they can get at home or in an assisted living facility. Potential candidates for long-term nursing care could include those who are dealing with:

An ongoing health condition or disability
Chronic severe pain
Chronic medical condition
Permanent disability
Dementia/Alzheimer’s disease
Needing assistance with activities of daily living (transferring from bed to chair, bathing, dressing, eating or toileting)
Advanced age that has led to frailty and a need for supervision

How long does someone need skilled nursing care?

We offer both long-term skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation services at Rose Blumkin Jewish Home. We assess every resident as an individual, then find how best we can meet goals together, so length of stay will always vary. We’ll discuss expectations and recommendations during the admissions process, but we’re always available to talk more with residents and their families for more information.