The Residence at Gramercy

The Residence at Gramercy, located in Lincoln, NE offers independent living & assisted living. Visit Provider Website

At The Residence at Gramercy, independent living and assisted living run in the same community. When needs grow, the care plan is updated rather than started over, and in many cases residents stay put instead of relocating. Meals are chef-prepared and served restaurant-style, and licensed nurses are on site. The community is in Lincoln, NE, and also takes short respite stays.

Pricing at The Residence at Gramercy

The Residence at Gramercy doesn't list a price for independent living, assisted living or respite on its website. Billing works as one monthly fee for the apartment, meals, housekeeping, laundry, transportation and activities, with care added on top after an assessment. With one request through Get Pricing, you'll have the fee and the care charge for the apartment you'd actually take.

Amenities at The Residence at Gramercy

The Residence at Gramercy has gardens with walking paths, an entertainment room, a beauty salon and barber shop, and restaurant-style dining. Use of the community amenities comes with the monthly fee, along with scheduled rides and the full activities calendar.

Staying Put as Needs Change at The Residence at Gramercy

Because independent living and assisted living share one community, a change in needs doesn't automatically mean a move. The care plan is updated as more help is needed, and many residents can stay in the community they already know. Care starts with an assessment before move-in covering health, preferences and daily routines. Since care is charged on top of the fee, that assessment also sets what care costs as things change.

Dining at The Residence at Gramercy

Meals at The Residence at Gramercy are chef-prepared and served restaurant-style. They're covered by the monthly fee rather than billed meal by meal, and so are housekeeping and laundry service.

Nurses and Caregivers at The Residence at Gramercy

Licensed nurses are on site to watch over residents' health and coordinate care. They work alongside each resident's own doctor rather than replacing them. Caregivers complete training in emergency response, dementia care techniques and hands-on clinical skills, with continuing education after that.