They have a  med school there now and seem to continue to want to better themselves as a University.

But you already knew that.The areas around town that I keep hearing about are Indy Heights, Acres Homes and south of the Med Center in 77033. 

Especially with cover my meds finishing up their HQ.

You want them to be involved because that could be the only route where she gets help.As she is over the age of 18, nobody can make her go to a Dr, get a diagnosis, take meds or go to therapy. 

While the areas to the west of the med center has changed - Montrose, Rice Village, Braeswood, Southside Place, that particular area has not seen the transformation. 

Can't open or zoom in to the pics but ... lighter tan/brown for the left one, med-gray or Weathered Wood (very common) for the right one.There's usually no price difference on Colors (SOME times, the solid Blacks or Greens may cost more, because they have to add more dye into the mix to make them and all) BUT, the "availability" of them (recently) DOES make a big difference it seems. 

for vacation and meds for stress... by eliminating lal that, that is money you don't have to spend just because you didn't have to spend a little bit more in the beginning.This goes against what Joe mentioned and I know he is way more of an expert than I am so my logic may be flawed, but regardless, that is my logic on it and it works for me.

Also, the gf's home will most likely turn into a LTR for us if we land the 4th house (for me, 5th collectively) deal.My short term goal (after purchasing this next primary residence) is to start purchasing small/med 3bed/2bath homes for LTR's, preferably opportunities for BRRRR.

did you end up using furnished finder or fusion med staff to find the nurses?

I do know the Med Center, Methodist, and several other privately owned healthcare facilities in Omaha specifically do use travelers often.