Located in the southwest portion of the United States, Nevada offers year-round sunshine, casinos, golf courses, outdoor recreation and a low cost of living. Compared to the national average, seniors in Nevada can expect to pay less for healthcare and utilities. The state also has some of the best tax benefits for retirees, including no income tax and no tax on 401Ks and IRAs. Nevada is also home to the Hoover Dam, Red Rock Canyon and the Bellagio Conservatory. With approximately 252 sunny days per year, the state offers plenty of sunshine for active seniors to explore the local sites.
Seniors who want to live independently in a community without worrying about landscaping and home upkeep. Housekeeping, laundry and meals typically aren’t included in the monthly rent but may be available for additional costs. Independent living communities are those for older adults 55 and older that provide convenient access to medical care, dining and entertainment while allowing them to socialize with others of the same age. Independent living in Nevada costs around $2,337 per month.
This guide covers the cost of surrounding cities and provides a list of resources available for seniors in the state.
The Cost of Independent Living in Nevada
Note: Official data on the cost of Independent Living arrangements in the United States is not available. However, Independent Living is generally 30% to 40% less expensive than Assisted Living. Therefore, to arrive at Independent Living costs, we have reduced the Assisted Living rates found in the Genworth 2021 Cost of Care Survey by 35%.
Nevada residents pay an average of $2,438 per month for Independent Living accommodations, which is several hundred dollars lower than the national average of $2,925. Neighboring Utah has a slightly lower median rate at $2,275, but otherwise, the surrounding states are pricier than Nevada. Idaho’s average monthly rate is $2,495, Arizona’s is $2,600 and Oregon’s is $3,280. California is the priciest of Nevada’s bordering states, with a median cost of $3,413 for Independent Living.
Among Nevadan cities, Las Vegas is affordable for Independent Living. There, the average resident pays $2,373 per month. Reno is more expensive, with a typical monthly rate of $2,763. Carson City falls between the two, coming in at $2,483 on average. Across Nevada’s eastern border in Utah, St. George has a lower average cost at $2,275. To the west, the average Independent Living resident in Fresno, CA, pays $2,535, which is fairly comparable to the prices found in the aforementioned Nevadan cities.
In Nevada, Adult Day Care is the most affordable arrangement for senior care. It has a median monthly cost of $1,788. Independent Living, with its average rate of $2,438, is the next cheapest. Assisted Living facilities charge an average of $3,750 per month. Meanwhile, the services of both Homemaker Care and Home Health Care providers cost $5,148 on average. Because Nursing Home Care’s median monthly rate is $9,216 for semiprivate and $10,007 for private accommodations, it’s the most expensive type of senior care in Nevada.
Nursing Home Care (semiprivate room)
Nursing Home Care (private room)
Can You Use Medicare or Medicaid to Pay for Independent Living in Nevada?
Unfortunately, you cannot use Medicaid and Medicare to help pay the monthly fee for residing in an Independent Living community. For seniors who need help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), there may be financial assistance programs available to help cover the cost of care in Independent Living. For more information about financial assistance for those who need a higher level of care, read our guide to Assisted Living in Nevada.
Read on for more information about using alternative means to make Independent Living more affordable, such as retirement funds, the sale of a home, etc.
Paying for Independent Living in Nevada
The majority of seniors pay for independent living out of pocket. Aside from personal savings, there are multiple options to help older adults afford housing. Some prefer to sell their previous homes, while others opt for reverse mortgages. Social Security benefits and pensions may help cover some independent living expenses, while those with disabilities may use part of their Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development also offers several programs, including housing choice vouchers, to help seniors locate safe and affordable living arrangements.
Independent Living Resources in Nevada
There are multiple agencies and programs within the state of Nevada that help seniors age in place and with dignity.
(702) 486-6930
Aging and Disability Services serves as an advocate for older adults and those with disabilities within the state. Some of the programs include adult protective services, the long-term care ombudsman, home and community-based services and the taxi assistance program.
(702) 301-4197
The Nevada Senior Guide is a comprehensive publication of programs and services available to older adults. The guide gives contact information on assisted living, adult day care, apartments, health and home care and support services. The guide also gives information on current events, volunteer opportunities and jobs for seniors.
(702) 633-7264
Helping Hands of Vegas Valley is a non-profit agency that seeks to improve the lives of seniors and their families throughout Nevada. Some of the services the agency offers include a senior transportation program, a food pantry, home maintenance and minor repair and respite care.
(702) 660-2755
Medicare Advocates helps counsel seniors on their available insurance choices, including Medigap and supplemental insurance, and assists in navigating the available prescription drug plans that are available. They can also help locate assistance in paying for out-of-pocket medical costs.
(702) 224-6025
The Nevada Department of Veterans Services helps prior military receive benefits and sign up for available services. The department assists with housing, legal issues, health and wellness, education, employment and transitions from military life to civilian life. The agency can also assist families in locating military burial locations and signing up for survivors benefits.
COVID-19 Rules for Independent Living in Nevada
The following information is based on research done on several government websites, including nvhealthresponse.nv.gov. These rules apply to Independent Living Communities and other types of senior living facilities. We’ve most recently updated this data on 2/10/2022, but since COVID-19 is a rapidly evolving pandemic, contact your local senior living facility or Area Agency on Aging for more specific and up-to-date information.
Visitation Policies
Rules for Nevada Communities
Are loved ones allowed to visit to provide emotional support?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are relatives allowed to visit for end-of-life care?
Yes
Are residents required to quarantine after visiting with a loved one?
No
Are visitors required to wear PPE (including masks) in order to visit residents?
Yes
Are non-medical contractors (such as hairdressers and entertainers) allowed in senior living facilities?
Yes
Are visitors checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are visitors required to answer questions about health, travel, and potential virus contact?
Yes
Outings & Social Activities
Rules for Nevada Communities
Are residents allowed to leave (errands, visiting family, etc.) for non-medical reasons?
Yes
Are residents who leave required to quarantine when they return?
No (Conditions Apply)
Are senior living communities required to cancel all group outings?
No
Are residents allowed to eat meals together in a common area?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are residents allowed to gather in common areas for group activites?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
COVID-19 Safety Measures for Staff and Residents
Rules for Nevada Communities
Are staff members regularly required to do a temperature check?
Yes
Are staff members regularly tested for COVID-19?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are staff members members regularly required to do a health and safety screening, including questions about travel, contact with positive cases, etc?
Yes
Are residents regularly screened for COVID-19 symptoms?
Yes
Are residents regularly checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are residents regularly tested for COVID-19?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Find Independent Living Communities in Nevada
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Directory of Independent Living Communities in Reno, NV
1520 Sky Valley Dr., Reno, NV, 89523
We chose Holiday Sky Peaks for my friend because of the casual style. What I liked the best was the view and the surrounding park. The worst thing would be the timing for eating. They don’t have much
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We chose Holiday Sky Peaks for my friend because of the casual style. What I liked the best was the view and the surrounding park. The worst thing would be the timing for eating. They don’t have much of a window. It takes a long time when they serve. I have been dealing with them for quite a while because I was looking for myself, and the management and everyone were really super nice and helpful. They have bingo and special events. My friend goes for walks, and when the weather was bad he did use their little gym.
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We chose Holiday Sky Peaks for my friend because of the casual style. What I liked the best was the view and the surrounding park. The worst thing would be the timing for eating. They don’t have much
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We chose Holiday Sky Peaks for my friend because of the casual style. What I liked the best was the view and the surrounding park. The worst thing would be the timing for eating. They don’t have much of a window. It takes a long time when they serve. I have been dealing with them for quite a while because I was looking for myself, and the management and everyone were really super nice and helpful. They have bingo and special events. My friend goes for walks, and when the weather was bad he did use their little gym.
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4880 Summit Ridge Drive, Reno, NV, 89523
Atria Summit Ridge, a premier assisted living community on Reno, Nevada’s west side, is conveniently located near I-80, NV-659 and many shopping centers and restaurants. Visitors to the facility prais
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Atria Summit Ridge, a premier assisted living community on Reno, Nevada’s west side, is conveniently located near I-80, NV-659 and many shopping centers and restaurants. Visitors to the facility praise its 24/7 staff for their friendliness, politeness and dedication to the community’s residents. Atria Summit Ridge is complimented for its bright and cheerful dining room and for the sensible portions of delicious food it serves to residents. Visitors also have high praise for the community’s relaxing outdoor areas, which include an outdoor garden atrium with a lovely view of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
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Atria Summit Ridge, a premier assisted living community on Reno, Nevada’s west side, is conveniently located near I-80, NV-659 and many shopping centers and restaurants. Visitors to the facility prais
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Atria Summit Ridge, a premier assisted living community on Reno, Nevada’s west side, is conveniently located near I-80, NV-659 and many shopping centers and restaurants. Visitors to the facility praise its 24/7 staff for their friendliness, politeness and dedication to the community’s residents. Atria Summit Ridge is complimented for its bright and cheerful dining room and for the sensible portions of delicious food it serves to residents. Visitors also have high praise for the community’s relaxing outdoor areas, which include an outdoor garden atrium with a lovely view of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
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2305 Ives Court, Reno, NV, 89503
Park Place Assisted Living just opened up a new building for independent living. It was still fairly new, but the landscaping on the new building needed some cleanup. There were steps going up and dow
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Park Place Assisted Living just opened up a new building for independent living. It was still fairly new, but the landscaping on the new building needed some cleanup. There were steps going up and down in the building, which would be a tough time for some seniors.
The staff was OK, but they weren’t prepared to show the entire building yet because they were cleaning and getting the place ready for more residents to come in. We were able to see the rooms, but some of them were a little small.
It was located up on the hill, and it was pretty much by itself. The place itself was gated, so I’m sure there’s a level of protection there. But I wasn’t impressed with the neighborhood surrounding the area.
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Park Place Assisted Living just opened up a new building for independent living. It was still fairly new, but the landscaping on the new building needed some cleanup. There were steps going up and dow
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Park Place Assisted Living just opened up a new building for independent living. It was still fairly new, but the landscaping on the new building needed some cleanup. There were steps going up and down in the building, which would be a tough time for some seniors.
The staff was OK, but they weren’t prepared to show the entire building yet because they were cleaning and getting the place ready for more residents to come in. We were able to see the rooms, but some of them were a little small.
It was located up on the hill, and it was pretty much by itself. The place itself was gated, so I’m sure there’s a level of protection there. But I wasn’t impressed with the neighborhood surrounding the area.
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855 Brinkby Ave, Reno, NV, 89509
I toured Lakeside Manor. The staff was very friendly, and the residents that I saw seemed happy. What I did not like was that it was in dire need of renovation, and the rooms were very small. The dini
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I toured Lakeside Manor. The staff was very friendly, and the residents that I saw seemed happy. What I did not like was that it was in dire need of renovation, and the rooms were very small. The dining area needed updating. The activities were good, but the building needed to be redone. The girl who helped me was wonderful. She’s great. For activities they have physical fitness, they have a salon, they do parties, and they have a party room. They’re very active there. They have several activities for people. However, they need new carpeting throughout, and refurbishing of the rooms. They need remodeling in their rooms, carpeting, and paint.
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I toured Lakeside Manor. The staff was very friendly, and the residents that I saw seemed happy. What I did not like was that it was in dire need of renovation, and the rooms were very small. The dini
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I toured Lakeside Manor. The staff was very friendly, and the residents that I saw seemed happy. What I did not like was that it was in dire need of renovation, and the rooms were very small. The dining area needed updating. The activities were good, but the building needed to be redone. The girl who helped me was wonderful. She’s great. For activities they have physical fitness, they have a salon, they do parties, and they have a party room. They’re very active there. They have several activities for people. However, they need new carpeting throughout, and refurbishing of the rooms. They need remodeling in their rooms, carpeting, and paint.
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5315 Kietzke Ln, Reno, NV, 89511
Revel Rancharrah was first class. The fact that they had an indoor pool was a plus for me. It had a great-sized gym. It was well laid out. Plus, there were lots of different places, indoor and outdoor
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Revel Rancharrah was first class. The fact that they had an indoor pool was a plus for me. It had a great-sized gym. It was well laid out. Plus, there were lots of different places, indoor and outdoor, where you could hang out. People were friendly, both the staff and the tenants. It’s a great location. There’s a small shopping center and there’s a big one that’s fairly close, too.
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Revel Rancharrah was first class. The fact that they had an indoor pool was a plus for me. It had a great-sized gym. It was well laid out. Plus, there were lots of different places, indoor and outdoor
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Revel Rancharrah was first class. The fact that they had an indoor pool was a plus for me. It had a great-sized gym. It was well laid out. Plus, there were lots of different places, indoor and outdoor, where you could hang out. People were friendly, both the staff and the tenants. It’s a great location. There’s a small shopping center and there’s a big one that’s fairly close, too.
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765 South Meadows Parkway, Reno, NV, 89521
3201 Plumas Street, Reno, NV, 89509
Five Star Premier Residences of Reno, in the heart of Reno, Nevada, is surrounded by scenic golf courses, lakes and parks. Visitors give high marks to the facility’s well-maintained grounds and note t
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Five Star Premier Residences of Reno, in the heart of Reno, Nevada, is surrounded by scenic golf courses, lakes and parks. Visitors give high marks to the facility’s well-maintained grounds and note that the facility feels like a resort. They praise the facility’s cozy, well-decorated rooms and enjoy the private balconies attached to each room. Five Star Premier Residences of Reno receives many compliments about its delicious food, and visitors also note the variety of activities provided by the facility, which include tai chi, yoga and games. Visitors compliment the staff, whom they describe as nice and friendly.
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Five Star Premier Residences of Reno, in the heart of Reno, Nevada, is surrounded by scenic golf courses, lakes and parks. Visitors give high marks to the facility’s well-maintained grounds and note t
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Five Star Premier Residences of Reno, in the heart of Reno, Nevada, is surrounded by scenic golf courses, lakes and parks. Visitors give high marks to the facility’s well-maintained grounds and note that the facility feels like a resort. They praise the facility’s cozy, well-decorated rooms and enjoy the private balconies attached to each room. Five Star Premier Residences of Reno receives many compliments about its delicious food, and visitors also note the variety of activities provided by the facility, which include tai chi, yoga and games. Visitors compliment the staff, whom they describe as nice and friendly.
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525 Court Street, Reno, NV, 89501
I’m going to the Promenade on the River. I chose it because it is very close to the Riverwalk. There are multiple activities around there. It’s a nice neighborhood. The facilities are very nice and it
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I’m going to the Promenade on the River. I chose it because it is very close to the Riverwalk. There are multiple activities around there. It’s a nice neighborhood. The facilities are very nice and it seems like it is going to fit my needs very well. The staff took me around for an extended tour, and she was very friendly and very helpful. They only had one room available and I took it. It’s small, but it’s relatively inexpensive because it’s so small.
They offer three meals a day, indoor exercise, activities, a roof deck with excellent views of the river and the surrounding city, a roof deck heated pool, and just routine activities offered in independent living complexes. I’ve looked at other places, and they were all very nice. It’s just that this one was nicer, and the location is fantastic. You walk right out the door and walk 100 feet and you’re at the Truckee River, and you walk two-tenths of a mile and you’re at the Riverwalk, which is the greatest place in Reno for restaurants, a movie theater, everything.
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I’m going to the Promenade on the River. I chose it because it is very close to the Riverwalk. There are multiple activities around there. It’s a nice neighborhood. The facilities are very nice and it
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I’m going to the Promenade on the River. I chose it because it is very close to the Riverwalk. There are multiple activities around there. It’s a nice neighborhood. The facilities are very nice and it seems like it is going to fit my needs very well. The staff took me around for an extended tour, and she was very friendly and very helpful. They only had one room available and I took it. It’s small, but it’s relatively inexpensive because it’s so small.
They offer three meals a day, indoor exercise, activities, a roof deck with excellent views of the river and the surrounding city, a roof deck heated pool, and just routine activities offered in independent living complexes. I’ve looked at other places, and they were all very nice. It’s just that this one was nicer, and the location is fantastic. You walk right out the door and walk 100 feet and you’re at the Truckee River, and you walk two-tenths of a mile and you’re at the Riverwalk, which is the greatest place in Reno for restaurants, a movie theater, everything.
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1920 Harvard Way, Reno, NV, 89502
Located in Reno, Nevada, The Fountains Senior Care offers several room types, including studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, giving residents the flexibility to choose the right space for thei
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Located in Reno, Nevada, The Fountains Senior Care offers several room types, including studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, giving residents the flexibility to choose the right space for their unique needs. Residents and their loved ones praise the community’s friendly and helpful staff. Regular social activities, such as card nights, happy hours, wine tasting and bingo, keep residents busy and active and allow them to make friends. The facility also provides transportation to medical appointments and weekly shopping trips, which residents and their families both appreciate.
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Located in Reno, Nevada, The Fountains Senior Care offers several room types, including studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, giving residents the flexibility to choose the right space for thei
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Located in Reno, Nevada, The Fountains Senior Care offers several room types, including studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, giving residents the flexibility to choose the right space for their unique needs. Residents and their loved ones praise the community’s friendly and helpful staff. Regular social activities, such as card nights, happy hours, wine tasting and bingo, keep residents busy and active and allow them to make friends. The facility also provides transportation to medical appointments and weekly shopping trips, which residents and their families both appreciate.
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11565 Old Virginia Road, Reno, NV, 89521
Vintage At The Crossing is closer to my son. My son has to take me places, so it’s just easier for him to get to. The location is very good; I wouldn’t be afraid to go out there. They have two bedroom
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Vintage At The Crossing is closer to my son. My son has to take me places, so it’s just easier for him to get to. The location is very good; I wouldn’t be afraid to go out there. They have two bedrooms, but I’ll be moving into a one-bedroom. It’s a very nice property. The elevators are a nice size. They are twice as big as the ones where I’m at. The staff are very helpful. They have the same activities that we have here, only more. They have a library, a movie theater, and a large exercise center. It has a better atmosphere, and it feels more comfortable.
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Vintage At The Crossing is closer to my son. My son has to take me places, so it’s just easier for him to get to. The location is very good; I wouldn’t be afraid to go out there. They have two bedroom
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Vintage At The Crossing is closer to my son. My son has to take me places, so it’s just easier for him to get to. The location is very good; I wouldn’t be afraid to go out there. They have two bedrooms, but I’ll be moving into a one-bedroom. It’s a very nice property. The elevators are a nice size. They are twice as big as the ones where I’m at. The staff are very helpful. They have the same activities that we have here, only more. They have a library, a movie theater, and a large exercise center. It has a better atmosphere, and it feels more comfortable.
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4195 West 7th Street, Reno, NV, 89523
I was a long time resident but, forced to move because rent increases totaling over $100 per month. Current management increased rents to the maximum allowed by Nevada Housing Authority. New labor, ma
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I was a long time resident but, forced to move because rent increases totaling over $100 per month. Current management increased rents to the maximum allowed by Nevada Housing Authority. New labor, material and miscellaneous charges were initiated. Interaction with the residents is non existent. This used to be a nice place to live before the new management took over.
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I was a long time resident but, forced to move because rent increases totaling over $100 per month. Current management increased rents to the maximum allowed by Nevada Housing Authority. New labor, ma
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I was a long time resident but, forced to move because rent increases totaling over $100 per month. Current management increased rents to the maximum allowed by Nevada Housing Authority. New labor, material and miscellaneous charges were initiated. Interaction with the residents is non existent. This used to be a nice place to live before the new management took over.
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301 Gentry Way, Reno, NV, 89502
I have been a resident of Vintage At Sanctuary for a year now. I’m on the second floor, and they have elevators to get up here. They don’t provide meals. They provide a lot of activities for seniors t
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I have been a resident of Vintage At Sanctuary for a year now. I’m on the second floor, and they have elevators to get up here. They don’t provide meals. They provide a lot of activities for seniors though. We have card games three days a week. We have cooking lessons. We have bingo once a week. My unit is pretty roomy for an apartment. It’s a one-bedroom. They have studios and one bedrooms, too. The area is not very good. It’s got a lot of homeless people and it’s just not one I want to go to alone at night. Also, the management here isn’t that great.
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I have been a resident of Vintage At Sanctuary for a year now. I’m on the second floor, and they have elevators to get up here. They don’t provide meals. They provide a lot of activities for seniors t
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I have been a resident of Vintage At Sanctuary for a year now. I’m on the second floor, and they have elevators to get up here. They don’t provide meals. They provide a lot of activities for seniors though. We have card games three days a week. We have cooking lessons. We have bingo once a week. My unit is pretty roomy for an apartment. It’s a one-bedroom. They have studios and one bedrooms, too. The area is not very good. It’s got a lot of homeless people and it’s just not one I want to go to alone at night. Also, the management here isn’t that great.
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6215 Sharlands Ave, Reno, NV, 89523
1900 East Prater Way, Sparks, NV, 89434
My mom liked Brookdale Sparks because there are a lot of shopping centers and restaurants close by. I thought it was a great facility, and I’d like to see my mom go there. It met every one of my mom’s
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My mom liked Brookdale Sparks because there are a lot of shopping centers and restaurants close by. I thought it was a great facility, and I’d like to see my mom go there. It met every one of my mom’s needs or wants. It was a very nice facility. They had a great library, a great pool table, and game tables. They had plenty of things to do. Seating all around the area was good. No matter where they’re walking, if they get tired, there’s a chair there. They had a great courtyard, and they had computers set up around. They had a shuttle service there. You could sign up and go where you wanted to go.
Lily, the director, was very forthcoming with our questions and gave us a lot of information. We talked to some of the residents there and everybody spoke highly of the place.
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My mom liked Brookdale Sparks because there are a lot of shopping centers and restaurants close by. I thought it was a great facility, and I’d like to see my mom go there. It met every one of my mom’s
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My mom liked Brookdale Sparks because there are a lot of shopping centers and restaurants close by. I thought it was a great facility, and I’d like to see my mom go there. It met every one of my mom’s needs or wants. It was a very nice facility. They had a great library, a great pool table, and game tables. They had plenty of things to do. Seating all around the area was good. No matter where they’re walking, if they get tired, there’s a chair there. They had a great courtyard, and they had computers set up around. They had a shuttle service there. You could sign up and go where you wanted to go.
Lily, the director, was very forthcoming with our questions and gave us a lot of information. We talked to some of the residents there and everybody spoke highly of the place.
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2360 Wingfield Hills Rd, Sparks, NV, 89436
Conveniently located near Vista Boulevard and Pyramid Highway, MorningStar of Sparks, Nevada offers easy access to Golden Eagle Regional Park, Golden Eagle Sports Complex and Red Hawk Golf and Resort.
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Conveniently located near Vista Boulevard and Pyramid Highway, MorningStar of Sparks, Nevada offers easy access to Golden Eagle Regional Park, Golden Eagle Sports Complex and Red Hawk Golf and Resort. Visitors mention the spaciousness of apartments that include a small refrigerator, microwave, walk-in closets and safety features. Residents stay active with gardening and fitness classes at the gym. Other activities include parties, art sessions, speech classes, church services, music concerts and games such as Mahjong, bean bags and bingo. Relatives appreciate the quality of care provided for their family members, good food and friendliness of the staff.
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Conveniently located near Vista Boulevard and Pyramid Highway, MorningStar of Sparks, Nevada offers easy access to Golden Eagle Regional Park, Golden Eagle Sports Complex and Red Hawk Golf and Resort.
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Conveniently located near Vista Boulevard and Pyramid Highway, MorningStar of Sparks, Nevada offers easy access to Golden Eagle Regional Park, Golden Eagle Sports Complex and Red Hawk Golf and Resort. Visitors mention the spaciousness of apartments that include a small refrigerator, microwave, walk-in closets and safety features. Residents stay active with gardening and fitness classes at the gym. Other activities include parties, art sessions, speech classes, church services, music concerts and games such as Mahjong, bean bags and bingo. Relatives appreciate the quality of care provided for their family members, good food and friendliness of the staff.
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275 Neighborhood Way,, Sparks, NV, 89441
Cascades of the Sierra provides independent and assisted living in a residential neighborhood in Sparks, Nevada, that enjoys easy access to Red Hawk Golf and Resort and Sun Valley Regional Park. Posit
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Cascades of the Sierra provides independent and assisted living in a residential neighborhood in Sparks, Nevada, that enjoys easy access to Red Hawk Golf and Resort and Sun Valley Regional Park. Positive reviews mention the general cleanliness of the facility, the delicious food prepared with lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, ample menu options, multiple restaurants and the attractive, well-kept lawn. Residents and guests also appreciate the exercise room, swimming pool and the diabetic nursing program. The caring, friendly attitude of the staff also routinely earns high marks.
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Cascades of the Sierra provides independent and assisted living in a residential neighborhood in Sparks, Nevada, that enjoys easy access to Red Hawk Golf and Resort and Sun Valley Regional Park. Posit
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Cascades of the Sierra provides independent and assisted living in a residential neighborhood in Sparks, Nevada, that enjoys easy access to Red Hawk Golf and Resort and Sun Valley Regional Park. Positive reviews mention the general cleanliness of the facility, the delicious food prepared with lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, ample menu options, multiple restaurants and the attractive, well-kept lawn. Residents and guests also appreciate the exercise room, swimming pool and the diabetic nursing program. The caring, friendly attitude of the staff also routinely earns high marks.
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Independent Living Facilities in Nevada (6)
