Safe At Home - Southeast

10/09/2026

Looking for work that matters a little more?

We’re adding to our Safe at Home team across Southeast Nebraska. Bring your reliability, your heart for people and your willingness to show up. We’ll help with the rest.

Grow with us.
Apply today: https://12687.axiscare.com/?caregivers-applications.php

10/08/2026

When care options disappear, the need for care doesn't disappear with them.

Nebraska has lost nursing homes and assisted-living facilities across the state, and rural communities are feeling the impact. For some families, the next available option may now be another town, another county or much farther from home.

Our newest At the Table looks at what's happening in rural Nebraska and how in-home and community-based care can be part of the larger picture.

Rural Nebraska is losing nursing homes and assisted-living facilities, leaving some families with fewer options close to home. Here's what that changing care landscape means and how in-home and community-based care can help fill the gap.

10/08/2026

🏆 Voted Best of the Best!

We're honored to be named the 2026 Readers' Choice Best of the Best in the Home Health category!

This recognition means so much because it comes from the community we serve.

Thank you to everyone who voted and to our dedicated caregivers who make a difference for local families every day. We're grateful for your continued trust and support!

10/08/2026

“Mom needs help, but she won't let anyone in the house.”

We hear versions of this all the time.

For someone who's handled their own life for 70 or 80 years, accepting help can feel like giving something up.

Start smaller.

Maybe it's help with laundry instead of “care.”
Maybe it's someone coming by to make lunch.
Maybe it's companionship a couple of afternoons a week.

You don't have to solve the whole future in one conversation.

10/06/2026

Cooler mornings are here, and this is about the time routines start shifting indoors.

For an older adult who lives alone, that can mean fewer porch visits, fewer quick trips outside and a little more time by themselves.

It's worth checking in before winter gets here.

Not just “Do you need anything?”
Try “What have you been doing with your days lately?”

You'll usually learn more.

10/05/2026

A little extra help can make a big difference at home.

From Nebraska City to communities throughout Southeast Nebraska, Safe at Home provides personalized support that helps people continue living safely and comfortably where they want to be.

See how we can help in Southeast Nebraska.

10/01/2026

Our October newsletter is here! 🍂

This month, we’re celebrating the people who make Safe at Home what it is. From our Caregivers of the Month and team kudos to work anniversaries, birthdays, new faces and some seriously impressive perfect attendance, there’s a lot worth recognizing!

To every caregiver who shows up, steps in and makes a difference in someone’s day, thank you for the care you give and the lives you touch. ❤️

Take a look through our October newsletter and help us celebrate our incredible Safe at Home team!

10/01/2026

Safe at Home was represented in Orlando this week at the 2026 Home Care Association of America National Home Care Conference, where more than 800 home care leaders, exhibitors, speakers and industry partners came together from across the country.

Two days were packed with conversations about the issues shaping home care right now, including caregiver recruitment and retention, compliance, Medicaid and VA programs, technology and AI, client experience and preparing agencies for the future.

For our Safe at Home team, opportunities like this are about more than attending a conference. They’re about learning, connecting with others in our industry and bringing new ideas and resources home to the communities we serve across Nebraska.

We’re proud to keep learning, growing and looking ahead as home care continues to evolve.

09/28/2026

Talking to a parent about driving can go sideways in a hurry.

“Maybe you shouldn't be driving anymore” sounds a whole lot different than “I've noticed night driving seems harder lately. What do you think?”

Start with what you've noticed. Ask instead of announce. Listen before you solve it.

The goal isn't to take independence away. It's to figure out what still feels safe and what may need to change.