Assisted Living Communities in Reno, NV

"I live here at Clearwater and have seen many good changes over time. The activities are excellent and keep me busy most days, which I appreciate very much. It’s nice to spend time with friends and always have something going on. The care staff has improved greatly since the new nurse, Nicole, started working here. She and the team do a wonderful job staying on top of my medications and making sure I’m well taken care of. I am currently out of the facility for a short period, and Nicole has still taken the time to check on me and even visited me twice, which meant a great deal. The food is very good, and I look forward to meals. The servers could use a little improvement, but nothing that makes the dining experience unpleasant. All in all, I’m grateful to Clearwater for being my home."

"If my mother-in-law did not need so much care, The Willows at Whitaker Park would've been a good fit for her, but she was wheelchair-bound. For somebody who's able-bodied and able to kind of navigate things a little easier, it would've been a good home. The nurses seemed very caring. The place was clean. The residents that we saw seemed happy. It's a two-story house. They had a private suite upstairs, and there were three bedrooms downstairs and three residents to a room. It's a neat little house."

"Mom is in Serenity Senior Care. It's a care home. The place smells good. My mother's clean, every morning they bathe her, they wash her hair, they dress her in her clothes. She looks good, and like things match. These people need to feel good about how they look when people come to visit them. I couldn't give her better care than they do. I just feel very comfortable with them. They are right there. Everything's open to you so that you can see. They always will bring me a chair so I can sit with her when I spend my time with her. They are very giving, and to me that's the most important thing. Their food smells really good. They are just wonderful people. They have their big meal at noon and I'd come after and she'll say, "Oh my gosh, you should've seen what they set us today. It was so good." It's very nice, it's in a home, in a residential area, which is kind of nice because there's not that many women in there, so it's very appealing to walk into it, and it looks like you're walking into someone's home. It's very well taken care of."

"Evergreen Residence is a small place and I like the caregivers the most. They give my mom a lot of attention. The facility is clean and the owner is there about every day. So, if there's a problem, I can speak to the owner, but there haven't been any issues that I've had. Mom has a nice room. It's pretty large. They just gave her a roommate and there's just plenty of room for them. She has a patio that she can look out on and they let us re-arrange everything to our liking. The food is really good. Mom loves it. I ate a meal with her one time. I don't worry about my mom at all with her care. She loves the people there. She gets a bath every morning, but if you're a senior that wants to be more active, it would probably be better to go into one of the other bigger places. The staff tries to do a little bit of entertaining themselves, but they're kind of busy. I got them a card table so they've been putting together puzzles. They have a TV, a piano, and we played games, but there's nothing going on unless other people do so."

"I cannot express what a miracle it was to find Royal Heights for my mother to reside in. We had Mom in a couple other facilities in the Bay Area over the past decade, though all were more expensive and fancy, none provided the level of care and professionalism of this place. The care is compassionate, professional and extremely warm and safe. It is owned and operated by health care professionals and the staff is great! It is always spotless and the cleanliness is reflective of the entire operation. I recommend it highly! "

"We visited the Atria Summit Ridge's assisted living. What I like most is that it has a terrific view of the valley. The people are also friendly, nice, and professional. Some employees I've seen seem to be enjoying their work there and were very helpful. We did not try the food, but they did invite us to give them a call and let them know when we want to try lunch or dinner. Their menus looked pretty good. The facility was also super clean."

"Nida and her staff are very caring and attentive to mom’s needs. I knew as soon as we spent some time together, that this was the best place for mom. All of our interactions have been positive, and mom is doing very well."

"Baileys Group Home is licensed by the state and give more individual attention. There are only six people including my sister. My sister chose to be there at Baileys Group Home. They have an open-door policy, so we can go at any time, take her out, and do things with her. I know that my sister is getting good care. The doctor comes to this home once a month or more if needed. The facility is in a very nice neighborhood and very close, about a half a block, to the big park. The facility, rooms, and bathrooms are all set up for wheelchairs or walkers or people with ambulatory problems. It is very homey. There are dogs running about that can go outside in the back where there are flowers and trees. There’s the homecooking, and they will cook whatever my sister is hungry for at the moment. "

"I moved into St. Anne's Group Home. It's very, very pleasant. It's very small. The are only five other residents here. It's quite structured. The bedrooms are very nice, but some people have to share, so it's two to a room. I'm very fortunate because I have my own room, so it depends on how many people are here. Unfortunately, we lost two last year, so the numbers are down. We've only got five people here now, so it's not a lot. It's not a large place at all, but it's very friendly and it's very well-kept. The staff is very pleasant. We don't have a lot of staff. The food is pretty good and the facility is very nicely appointed. The place is fine. It's very clean."

"I visited the facility quite often for the three months that my friend was there. Most of the time the nurses there were with a happy face helping the patients, when I asked information about the well being of my friend the staff was always ready to answer all of my questions. The facility was nice and clean and the way it was decorated was excellent I think. There were pictures everywhere of the patients when they were younger and also I was involved once in one of they're activities which included music and singing. Although a lot of the patients were there with bad circumstances, the environment was calm and smooth, I would say that the patients there felt comfortable. At least that's what I was able perceive. Thank you "

"Brookdale Northwest Reno was very nice. The staff was very nice and very thorough, but I’m more interested in memory care than assisted living. The rooms are quite nice and very big. I was looking at a shared room because I think my mother would do better in it. When I was there, the residents were listening to a gentleman sing country western songs, so they had entertainment. I would recommend it to other people. "

"We went to Park Place Assisted Living. It's more home-like because they were separate buildings. The staff was very friendly. They had patios or a porch at each place and a separate kitchen in each place. So, assisted living, but without the hotel smell. It was more like home living. They had a craft room. They had working gardens for the people. The person who accommodated us on the tour promoted the different activities that they do as communities and different events that they go in the community and help with. I think what struck me was the people sitting on porches outside. It was lovely. It felt like a boardwalk, like you'd walk down the street even though it's in its own little community like you're walking down the sidewalks and you're waving at everybody. So, it's kind of cool because my mom likes to be outside. So, that was cool. The staff had a lot of what they call stability. People have like family and all that continue to work like mother-daughters are working there and for long periods."

"My dad moved in 2 weeks ago. The place is very nice and the people are friendly. The staff is very helpful and concerned about his well-being, and they helped me move him in. My dad's room looks nice with a nice view out the window. Their dining area looks nice, and it looks like the residents are being served their food adequately. I like the surroundings of this facility. It is located in a residential neighborhood with a lot of trees along the street."

provide elderly care with 24 /7 caregivers around the clock.assist residents with all the ADL's needed likedressing,shower ,bath,ambulation.serve three meals per day,asist and escorted to and fr their doctors appt or shopping.laundry,administration of meds,with state license and fire central monitored with fire sprinkles system.cabled tv,caregivers are trained and professionals,passed all state requirement as caregiver. OWNED AND MANAGED BY REGISTERED NURSE.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health Liscensee Search