CCA Home Care

Affordable, Client-Directed Home Care Across Nebraska

CCA Home Care is a Nebraska-based home care registry serving families in the Omaha and Lincoln areas through two local offices. The company connects older adults with independent, screened caregivers rather than operating as a traditional home care agency, giving families more direct say over who provides care and how. CCA Home Care traces its roots to 1991 and is now owned by Eric Mooss, who took over the company in 2026 after more than two decades in hospital administration. The company describes its mission as helping seniors and their adult children maintain an independent living lifestyle at home, with an emphasis on affordability and flexible scheduling. More information is available on the official CCA Home Care website, and families can review both Nebraska offices through the Senior Care Finder CCA Home Care directory.

Company at a Glance

●       Headquarters: Omaha, Nebraska

●       Founded: 1991 (per company; BBB records show a related business start date of December 1990)

●       Current leadership: Eric Mooss, CEO and Owner

●       Portfolio size: 2 offices, in Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska

●       States and markets served: Nebraska, specifically the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas

●       Care and lifestyle options: Home care (non-medical), delivered through a caregiver registry model

●       Official website: ccahomecare.com

Senior Living and Care Options

CCA Home Care offers a single category of service: non-medical home care, delivered through what the company calls a Caregiver Registry. Independent caregivers, including certified nursing assistants, certified medication aides, and companions, are vetted and matched with clients rather than employed and dispatched the way a traditional home care agency would staff a case. Services can include bathing, dressing, toileting, walking and transfer assistance, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and support for people living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, along with companionship for hospice patients. Shifts can run from two hours up to 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can change as a client's needs change. CCA Home Care does not offer independent living, assisted living, memory care communities, skilled nursing, or medical home health services, and specific caregiver skill sets and availability vary by request and by office. Families comparing options can also browse home care (non-medical) providers near them on Senior Care Finder.

What Makes CCA Home Care Different?

A Caregiver Registry, Not a Traditional Agency

Families working with CCA Home Care connect with independent contractor caregivers who carry their own professional liability insurance, rather than employees dispatched by the company itself. CCA Home Care's role is to screen, vet, and match caregivers to client needs, and to arrange a replacement if a scheduled caregiver cannot make a shift. This model shifts some traditional agency overhead out of the pricing, which the company points to as the basis for its affordability positioning.

Transparent, Flexible Pricing

CCA Home Care publishes its rates directly: total caregiver charges of roughly $26 to $31 per hour as of mid-2026, with a two-hour minimum per visit rather than the longer minimums some competitors require. Families can scale care up or down, from a few hours a week to around-the-clock coverage, without committing to a long-term contract.

A Long-Tenured Local Team Under New Ownership

Several members of CCA Home Care's Omaha and Lincoln staff, including its client care coordinators and schedulers, have been with the company since 2020 or earlier, giving the registry institutional knowledge of its caregiver pool and its Nebraska client base. That team is now paired with new ownership: Eric Mooss purchased the company in 2026 from prior owner Justin Horst and has publicly said his approach is to support the existing staff rather than restructure how the company operates. See the Leadership section below for source detail on this transition.

Life With CCA Home Care

Because CCA Home Care provides home-based, non-medical support rather than operating senior living communities, the day-to-day experience centers on the caregiver relationship rather than a physical campus. Families typically meet with CCA Home Care staff or a case manager before care begins to outline the client's needs, preferences, and personality fit with prospective caregivers. From there, a caregiver may assist with personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, transportation-related tasks, medication reminders, and companionship, with the specific mix depending on what the family has requested and what the assigned caregiver is qualified to provide. Because caregivers are independent contractors, families should confirm directly with CCA Home Care which specific tasks and hours a given caregiver can cover, since availability may vary by office and by caregiver.

What Residents and Families Say

Public feedback for CCA Home Care's Omaha and Lincoln offices is largely positive, with both locations posting strong ratings on Google as reflected in their individual Senior Care Finder listings. Recurring themes in family feedback include the responsiveness and friendliness of office staff when scheduling or adjusting care, the compassion and reliability of individual caregivers, and the company's ability to find a replacement caregiver on short notice. Several reviews describe positive experiences with caregivers supporting complex situations, including recovery from surgery and end-of-life care. A smaller number of reviews mention occasional scheduling adjustments during periods of high demand. As with any caregiver registry, the specific caregiver assigned can shape the family experience more than the company as a whole, so families should read recent reviews for the office nearest them, Omaha or Lincoln, before deciding. Senior Care Finder does not display a combined, portfolio-wide rating for CCA Home Care; ratings are tracked at the individual office level.

Leadership

Eric Mooss is CEO and Owner of CCA Home Care, having purchased the company in 2026 following more than 20 years in hospital administration. Stephanie Alexander serves as Director of Business Operations, overseeing day-to-day processes and staff across both offices. A complete, current list of CCA Home Care's client care coordinators and schedulers is available on the company's Meet the Team page.

Recent News, Growth, and Recognition

New Ownership Takes Over CCA Home Care

CCA Home Care changed hands in 2026, with Eric Mooss purchasing the company from prior owner Justin Horst. Mooss, who spent more than two decades in hospital administration, has said his goal is to support the company's existing team rather than change how it operates. This account comes from CCA Home Care's own Meet the Team page and a public statement from Horst; it has not yet been reported by independent local or trade press, and no exact transition month has been confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CCA Home Care?

CCA Home Care is a Nebraska-based home care registry that connects seniors with independent, screened caregivers for non-medical support in the client's own home.

Where is CCA Home Care headquartered?

CCA Home Care is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, and also operates an office in Lincoln.

Who owns CCA Home Care?

Eric Mooss became CEO and Owner of CCA Home Care in 2026, according to the company's own website.

How many locations does CCA Home Care have?

CCA Home Care operates from two offices, one in Omaha and one in Lincoln, Nebraska.

What areas does CCA Home Care serve?

CCA Home Care serves families in the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas of Nebraska.

What kind of care does CCA Home Care provide?

CCA Home Care provides non-medical home care, including personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and companionship, delivered by independent caregivers.

Does CCA Home Care offer memory care or skilled nursing?

No. CCA Home Care does not operate memory care communities or skilled nursing facilities. Its caregivers can support clients living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia in the home, but this is companionship and personal care support rather than clinical memory care.

How much does CCA Home Care cost?

As of mid-2026, CCA Home Care's published rate for caregiver assistance was roughly $26 to $31 per hour, with a two-hour minimum per visit. Families should confirm current pricing directly with the company.

How can families get started with CCA Home Care?

Families can contact the Omaha or Lincoln office directly through CCA Home Care's website, or compare both locations through Senior Care Finder to see current details and reviews.

Explore CCA Home Care Locations

Families comparing home care options in Nebraska can review CCA Home Care's Omaha and Lincoln offices side by side, including current ratings and service details, through Senior Care Finder's CCA Home Care directory. Pricing, caregiver availability, and scheduling can vary between the Omaha and Lincoln offices, so families are encouraged to contact the office nearest them directly to confirm current details before making a decision.

CCA Home Care is a paid Senior Care Finder partner. Partner status does not replace the need for families to independently evaluate individual communities, services, pricing, licensing information, and recent reviews.

Company information, leadership details, programs, recognition, and news were reviewed using publicly available sources. Information last reviewed August 2026.