The Best Communities in Clark County, NV

"My dad is now here. We picked this facility because it had the most bang for the buck! The quality of service, the quality of care, the cleanliness of the facility, the people, everything, was better than the other places we've checked with similar services. My wife and I were both very impressed. We are very comfortable there ourselves. Sometimes when you walk into a facility, it feels like a nursing home, but there, it feels like home. As far as the food, it’s great. They have a TV rooms, courtyard, laundry facilities and it's all very nice. They have lounges and all kinds of group activities."

"My aunt moved into the Oakmont of the Lakes. Part of the fact that we chose it is because it is very close to where we reside. It's only about five minutes away, so it's easy for us to see her. It's a very beautiful community, and they have a great staff. The memory care unit is very small, it's a maximum of 16 patients, so she gets a lot of good care, because of the attendant to patient ratio. I think there is one attendant for every two or three patients. The amenities are great, and they do a lot of entertainment. My aunt is busy all day long, their days are scheduled, so they are out of bed at a certain time, and they are continually kept busy all day with stimulation exercises. We're giving my aunt a few weeks to settle in before we start visiting her. She actually participated in an activity as we dropped her off."

"My husband has been at Tender Loving Home for several months now as I am unable to care for him since he was diagnosed with dementia, and I can’t say enough about the incredible care he receives. The staff treat him with such kindness and dignity, always attentive to his needs and making sure he feels comfortable and safe. It gives me such peace of mind knowing he is in such capable, compassionate hands. The facility itself is always spotless and welcoming, which makes every visit feel warm and reassuring. I especially appreciate the activities they provide — my husband lights up when he sings during karaoke, plays scrabble, or spends time with the therapy dog Ellie. Tender Loving Home has truly been a blessing for our family. I am so grateful to the entire team for the love and dedication they put into their work every single day. Wou"

"Very clean, great area, awesome staff. The food and scheduled activities looked great. Didn't get to do a taste test, but wanted to lol. The owner and manager are so nice and accommodating. I'm looking proactively for my parents, and this home definitely stands out. Don't usually leave reviews, except for truly exceptional people and teams. Coming from retail business, customer service is the number one thing missing in business today. The caretakers were super polite, and watching them interact with the residents during the tour impressed me (I'm pretty sneaky when it comes to observation and judgement). There's always going to be different levels of care, and you will get what you pay for. Thank you, Albert. "

"Mom and Dad are at Merrill Gardens and it's just absolutely wonderful. They have a great facility there. I'm very happy with it and so are they. We went through about 20 of them and this is the one we liked the best. They are the Cadillac of all other ones in Las Vegas, unbelievable. Looks like a 5-star hotel. The food is magnificent compared to what they had at the other place. They had lobster and shrimp on New Year's Day. They feed them very, very well. They have a lot of activities. They have card clubs, they have a library, they have movies every single night. They have wine and tasting on Tuesday night so they all go to the bar and have drinks. They're close to shopping, close to restaurants, close to the freeway, next to Green Valley Ranch casino so they can go to the casino each night. I want to live there, I'm just not old enough. "

"Mom is now living in Monarch Group Home for Senior Citizens. I actually looked at six places, and I could say that this communuity is great. I am very impressed with the staff. They have three certified nurses and helpers everytime I was there. They were up and talking to each other. They also have nice rooms with bed, chairs, and tv in it. They serve good food in a beautiful dining room. With all the activities that they have, the residents seem to be having fun. "

"My mother-in-law has just moved in at Sunrise of Henderson a couple of months ago. Everything is good. She is in a room, and it is nice and well decorated. Everything is nice. Food is OK; it looks good. They have Bible studies, balloon volleyball, and movies. They also have music, performance group, and ice cream socials. "

"My sister was here. She died. She wasn't even there a month. She had fallen just before I put her in there and she had a couple of seizures, so her quality of life was really poor. The hospital sent her home, so I went to look at that place and it's beautiful. It's just so nice and the staff there is amazing, and so is the gentleman who owns the place. My sister had Alzheimer's and she was blind. It was amazing just accepting her in the first place because all the places wanted $6000, $7000 or $8000 a month and theirs were a lot more reasonable. My sister died on the 1st and they helped me through everything. They couldn't have been nicer. They got a bed there for her, huge closets and a TV. She wasn't there very long but I can't say enough wonderful things about it. I highly recommend that place. The staff was amazing, compassionate and caring. The guy that owns it walked me through everything. It's just a great place. Nobody gives you a roadmap on how to do these things, and so I appreciated all their help. It is beautiful because it's a regular home that they have redesigned on the inside. When you walk through the big doors, the first thing you see is this beautiful pool in the backyard, which the residents can't get to, but there's a waterfall and there's soft music playing. It's just really nice. It's not huge like some of the other places that are really big, but it is more like a home. My sister liked it there because it was a big house. It was lovely. Her room was big; it was nice. I wasn't around to see any of the activities but all the staff when I talked to them later said that my sister was just so sweet. Well, I know my sister and she's not sweet unless she's happy. The value for money is amazing. It's like $2600 a month and everybody else wanted $5000, $6000 or $7000 a month. It helped me so much being in that price range. They were literally the first one that I called that helped me and gave me the right price that I needed."

"Beautiful home facility. Caregivers are wonderfully caring. Great loving attention to comfort and needs of residents. I thank them all!"

"Every time I went to Better Living For Seniors, everything was clean. They seemed to be very, very attentive to my mother when I communicated with them on the phone. They were good with communicating with my mother. When I talked to the nurses and doctor who had come to see my mother, especially when she had gone on to hospice care, they're a little bit more attentive with contacting me and telling me how things are going. The nurses and doctors said that the caregivers were very attentive to my mother and understood how she wanted things and were patient with her and that sort of thing. That was my understanding as well, but it was good to have someone who's in the medical industry there and saying the same thing. I know that my mom was a very particular person, who wanted things a certain way, and she also had a lot of health issues, so there was a lot of care that needed to be done, and for that reason, it was very difficult for members of her family to do the things she would get embarrassed if we took her out and she had an accident and we had to clean her, and that sort of thing. So she needed that type of care in a facility where she could have people that knew what they were doing and not family members kind of take care of things for her. That was the difficulty, but that's kind of the best way it worked out for her and for us. Also being on the other side of the country, it's just impossible to take care of her from a distance. I've been there several times. I was impressed with the caregivers. It was a nice facility, new and well run. They were in the process of doing some renovations, which means that the upkeep is important to them. When I was in the facility, I never heard any yelling, and I never heard any people freaking out or anything like that, which I had heard at other facilities that my mother had been in. It seemed like it was a very well-run, very professional and very caring place. You always want a little more communication, but they were by far (as far as communication, as far as professionalism, and as far as cleanliness) beyond the other five places that I had visited my mother in elsewhere. I wish we had found them sooner. I can't attest to everything that goes on, but what I saw was good. It was excellent. My mother was a very strong-willed person and wanted things a certain way, and we contacted back and forth and I felt it was a very good collaboration. They were by far the most collaborative place that we've dealt with as far as asking us for things, and then us trying to help them and them trying to help us. She was in several different places, and this by far was the best as far as her end-of-life coverage. I can't imagine having gone through a process like that at some of the other places. We went through everything with the different caregivers out there. To some extent in comparison, Better Living for Seniors is off the scale so much better than any other place we've dealt with. Even from the standards of what I would consider reasonable levels of professionalism, they surpassed the skilled nursing facilities and rehab places that she had gone through for times when she had a hip problem and some other things. I think that they did an excellent job. If you put me up on a court of law and ask me to swear on the Bible, I cannot tell everything that happened there 24/7, but everything I saw was very well done and very excellent. My only issue was that my mother's health declined rapidly when she was there, and I was freaking out trying to figure out whether there was a medication issue. In the end, it came down to the fact that it must have just been her health just had a rapid deterioration. I tried to go through everything I could with the hospice people, and I tried to do everything I could with the people that were caring for her. That was a bit of a red herring, it was difficult for me to assess things because I was so freaked out by how quickly her health had deteriorated, but they were very professional, they were caring for her the whole time, and to my eye, it looked like it was by far the best place that we'd ever had. As far as trying to get in touch with people at work or getting in touch with other businesses, they were far more responsive than other places. Given the difficulty of the time with the pandemic going and having a very high risk population, everything I saw was well handled and excellent. They got the vaccines to them very, very quickly, which was also very helpful. My mother actually was infected with Coronavirus after receiving the vaccine. She had health issues. Her regular respiratory levels were compromised under normal circumstances, but the doctor kept a good eye on her and there was no sign of the COVID creating problems. She got infected with Coronavirus, but she didn't manifest the COVID symptoms, so that was amazing to me. They were very, very good about taking her back into the facility once it was declared that she shouldn't be contagious anymore. They were very professional and very excellent the entire time. I thought that was going to be a major problem, and they handled it very professionally and they were able to handle it. As far as I know, they didn't have any issues with Covid, which attests to them being very, very careful. The food smelled good and looked good. From what I could tell, the food was well done there. It will never quite be up to the status of a New Yorker, but as far as I know, my mother didn't complain about the food there and so she was good with the food. The food is a really, really tough one with a very demanding food crowd when you deal with retired New Yorkers, but I think she was good with the food. I think they're doing an excellent job, and I know that they were able to get her food that she liked and a couple of times where I had ordered things and got them to her. The caregivers helped my mother with a bunch of things, and they would take her outside. She talked to the other residents there. In general, we had a lot of difficulties getting her to participate in activities. She had kind of shrugged a lot of these things off. I think after my father passed away, in some ways nothing wowed her. We had a lot of difficulties getting her to participate in those sorts of things, but certainly I requested that she go outside and then at some point she was complaining, 'They never take me out of the bed,' and so I asked them to start sending me pictures. They started sending me pictures every day when she was outside, and she's still saying, 'Oh, I'm never out of bed, I'm never out of bed,' and I'm like, 'I see you in the pictures that were dated from today. You were definitely outside,' and then she was complaining that they were taking her pictures too often, and so it was one of those things. She definitely likes to stir the pot from time to time. The level of professionalism was very high there. As far as of them making sure that she got outside, she was taking the transit bus on her own to do various things, and I'm sure that they helped her make sure that she got on the bus OK, but then my mother would somehow manage to get things done from there. At some point, they had to stop her from doing this because it was a pandemic, and so they were being responsible. That was kind of one of her activities that got taken away, but for totally reasonable reasons, both for her health and the health of the caregivers and the health of the other residents. I would say that they did as much as they could for the activities. My mother's charges were high, but her demands were also high, and given that they matched the price of the place that she was in and had just unparalleled, much, much better service, much better cleanliness, much better food from what I could tell, I would have to say that that no other place was willing to lower the price. Most places wanted a higher price, and it was quite clear that most places couldn't give the care that she needed, and so I would say that the quality to price ratio was excellent. Again, it was on the high side, but she needed a lot of help, and I would say it was well worth it. They far surpassed matching the fees, and for what she was able to get as far as care, just the order of magnitude is ten times better care. I would absolutely recommend them to other people. My mother was in a very, very difficult situation as far as her health, which deteriorated while she was there, and they were very good at giving her whatever care she needed, just very optimistic and helpful and caring. It wasn't like, 'Oh, this is a job.' They were very focused, and they cared a lot. We had experience with a lot of places, and this was by far the best, and I don't say that lightly. My argument was that I wish all places were run as well. They were very, very good, and when you compare them to the other places, they were like completely a whole different level, just almost no comparison at how much they were as far as caring."

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"So far, Charleston Residential Care Hotel has been OK. Mom has only been there a few days. She has a shared room; it’s big with a bathroom. It used to be a hotel they converted into an assisted living, so they have suites. It is a good size, and it’s affordable for her. They go out to some of the local casinos. They go to Wal-Mart and Target. They have things like bingo and some other game they play as well as some church services and communion for Catholic people. "

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"Angel Care was a group home. It was OK. I think they gave decent care and attention, but they really didn't provide any activity or anything for them to do. But it was OK, and it wasn't terrible. If somebody wanted to sleep, move around, or something they'd notice, they would let them do that and do it comfortably. She had a private room, and she had a bed, a dresser, a chair, and there was still plenty of room to walk around and exercise. They cooked -- I am pretty sure -- each meal. Some of the residents had certain preferences, and when they can accommodate them, they made something specific just for them, so that was nice. "