Memory Care Communities in Henderson, NV

"It seemed like a nice facility. It's clean and I was impressed with it. The staff were very friendly and nice. The rooms were adequate. They had activities going on and the residents seemed quite happy there. "

"We visited Atria Sutton for ourselves. It was all very good except for the fact that they didn’t have a two-bedroom apartment, which is what we wanted. At the time we were looking there, I was coming down with allergies really bad, and we had to sleep in separate bedrooms for a while, so it made us realize that we really needed to look for two-bedroom places. With our health right now, it’s not a big deal, but in the years to come, it could be. "

"I liked the way Sterling Ridge Senior Living was set up, but I really didn't like the area. The staff who assisted me with the tour was very welcoming. They had different activities for their residents, and they had a pool. The facility had a very inviting atmosphere."

"Putting my husband in a facility was the hardest thing I ever had to do. The caregivers made it as comfortable as they possibly could, and I always felt welcome to come and go as often as I liked. I will always remember Josie and Ferdy making my Pats time there as loving as possible. I will be forever grateful."

"I was living alone in a very unhealthy environment. My family recommended a change of environment was necessary. After researching all alternatives, Sweet Valley Home Care fit all of my requirements. I moved in during the first week of February. As you can see from my ratings, i am very satisfied."

"The staff at Lakeview Terrace is very nice, and I like them. I have a two-room apartment with a kitchenette and a big closet. But I don't need all this because I only need one room, a kitchenette, and a bathroom. This is too much and probably too expensive for my taste. I think the dining setup is very nice and very good. There are lots of tables and chairs, and it is carpeted. I eat three times a day, and I think it is very good. I never see anybody but the caregivers. I have a window and I look out at the traffic, and that is about it. I still think it is a nice place. "

"My dad moved into Nevada Memory Care & Assisted Living Centers. Today, he is very happy. He's happy, and the food is great. He has voiced his opinion of what he does and does not like, and they have accommodated him. That has changed his mood a lot. They are coming through really beautifully. The staff is fabulous; they are so caring and they treat him with dignity. They are our eyes, ears, and hands right now -- they are everything to us right now. The facility is so clean, beautiful, and they are so respectful. Everybody has just been vaccinated, so they have to wait two more weeks to get the 95% protection. They can't do anything to endanger anyone there. It's very serious to keep that facility pure, clean, and without the virus, and I respect that. We researched a lot of places. They were actually a lower price than some of the others. They knew the care that my father needed, and the price was adjusted according to what they are doing with my dad. He is not ambulatory right now, so to get him shaving, bathed every day, and cleaned up, I think they have exceeded our expectations, and the value is worth its weight in gold right now. They are working with us as a family, and they are like extended family now. They are fabulous. It's highly recommended."

"I was impressed that it was really clean, but everybody that is there had to be fed. They had different activities for them, and I liked it because when you walk down the hall, it looks like an actual street with stores. The rooms were small, and they shared rooms with a TV, their own closet which was very small, their own bathroom, and it had a regular stand up shower for those who can take a shower themselves. They also had assisted bath with all the amenities to it for them to sit down to where somebody could take care of them. They had other personal stuff in their own plastic box, and they keep their bathroom personals in their closet."

"Staff very caring and respectful. Understood our situation. "

"Aegis of Las Vegas is a nice place, but it is too open. The community was much larger. I did love the manager who took me around, and she showed me around. The place was nice, but it was too open for my father. They offered a lot of day games and dinners; it’s very nice. However, I’m looking at security factor. If my father had a different situation, it might be different, but as far as his mental situation, I need something that would be more secure and that they can watch him. Nevertheless, I like how clean it was and the upkeep; that was very nice about it. They’re very clean. The place was well kept up."

"Compared to other homes that I’ve recently visited, Tender Loving Home has full amenities and higher quality care, which are the keys for my decision to place my mom. Exceptionally spacious facility/ room that I have ever visited! During my tour with the owner, Leo, who is very thorough, the facility has impressed me with their cleanliness and attentive staffs. I have witnessed their staffs being very patient and attentive caring for a bed bound patient while I was there! For my 87 year old picky mom who needs 24/7 care, I had visited many other facilities , but in general those places are not clean and staffs were not friendly! I am definitely sending my mom to Tender Loving Home as I feel the monthly fee is very reasonable for all that the home provides. "

"My father had passed away, but he was at Better Living For Seniors. It was an exceptional facility. He was there for approximately 10 months. The current staff is outstanding. Nobody is permitted to do anything, they're practically all lockdown. Before most of the folks that were living there were in a hospice program, so there were lots of activities. There was music. My dad was in the military, so someone from the service came in and spoke with him. There were lots of things. The folks that were running the facility kept them very active. They had a regular menu there. My dad was a pretty picky eater, but he didn't seem to starve there. He was actually doing pretty well. He had a private room, he had cable television, and he had a private bathroom. There were areas where the seniors could go and watch television, listen to music or just be together. My wife, all my brothers and my sisters who came to visit thought it was an excellent place for my dad. They always got fresh meals; I didn't see a lot of frozen meals. They spent a lot of time together as a senior group. It was originally a residential home and when my Dad went there, they were in the process of painting and rehabbing the facility because the owner had just recently purchased it."

"I went to Grand Montecito Memory Care. They have sensors so they know if somebody like wets the bed or somebody leaves their rooms, they were able to kind of track patients well. I like that feature. They provide all the furniture and the furnishings, which I like. The staff seemed very nice. The guy that gave the tour was very nice. They appeared to be taking care of the patients well. They seemed to be very gentle and caring when they were attending to the patients. The rooms were nice. The semi-private ones were very private, and they were spacious and very clean. They provided the nice furnishings. I have a whole calendar of activities. All of them have stretching exercises and physical exercises, and they were doing that while we were there. It looked like they had the regular kind of activities.They had games and things like that would engage patients. They had a van, and they were taking people out on outings. All they had was memory care, and I liked that it was just smaller units so that there was a little more attention. The staff seemed very nice. The facilities were beautiful."

"My mother stayed here, and it was a great community. The people were very nice. The rooms were nice. The kitchen was fine, and the food was OK."