About Us

Trusted Non-Medical Home Care in Omaha, Nebraska

Compassionate Home Care You Can Trust

Who We Are

Since 2013, LivAtHome has provided dependable non-medical home care services to seniors, veterans, adults with disabilities, and families throughout Omaha and the surrounding communities. Our goal is to help each person remain safe, comfortable, and independent in the place they call home.

A Dedicated Team You Can Trust

Our caregivers provide dependable support tailored to each client’s needs and routines. Whether assistance is needed with personal care, companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping, or everyday activities, LivAtHome is committed to providing respectful care in the comfort of home.

Patient-Centered Care

Every client has different needs, preferences, and goals. We work with clients and their families to develop an individualized care plan designed to provide the right level of support while encouraging independence and dignity.

More Than Care — Companionship That Matters

Quality home care is about more than completing daily tasks. Our caregivers provide meaningful companionship, conversation, encouragement, and a familiar presence that helps clients feel supported and connected.

Why Choose Us?

• Locally owned and serving the Omaha area since 2013
• Personalized care based on each client’s individual needs
• Personal care and companion care services
• Serving seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities
• ENOA/AD Waiver, VA benefits, private pay, and other eligible funding options
• Committed to helping clients remain safely and independently at home

Our Mission Statement

LivAtHome’s mission is to provide compassionate, dependable non-medical home care that helps individuals remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes.

Our Vision Statement

Our vision is to be a trusted choice for home care in Omaha and surrounding communities by treating every client with dignity, respect, and compassion.

Get to Know the Owner

Amy Blue

I know personally how important it is to have genuinely caring and skilled caregivers to help a loved one when the need arises. I saw my grandmother struggle with Dementia for years, and I was her caregiver throughout those times. She had a strong, loving spirit, and she was the wisest woman I knew.