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What would you like to do?

What would you like to do?

What you need to know

What would you like to do?

What you need to know

What you need to know

​​​​The Long-Term Care Ombudsman (LTCO) works with nursing home and assisted living residents. They help answer resident concerns and complaints. The LTCO advocates for resident rights and their well-being.

Who is my Long-Term Care Ombudsman?

Lookup your local ombudsman: Ombuds​man s​ervice map​​ 

Email: DHHS.LTCOmbudsman@nebraska.gov

Call: (800) 942-7830​

What services are available?

  • Education: Inform residents, families, facility staff, and others on a variety of issues related to aging, long-term care, and residents' rights.
  • Information & Referral: Empower individuals to resolve concerns and complaints on their own behalf.
  • Consultation: Make recommendations for protecting the rights of residents. Make recommendations to improve resident care and quality of life.
  • Individual Advocacy: Facilitate the resolution of concerns and complaints. Protect the rights of residents.
  • Systems Advocacy: Identify significant concerns and problematic trends. Advocate for systemic changes that will benefit current and future residents in long-term care facilities.


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