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50 Assisted Living in Las Vegas, Nevada

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Acacia Springs

8630 West Nevso Drive Las Vegas, NV, 89147
90 reviews

$4,182

Average monthly cost
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"At Acacia Springs, residents enjoy premier retirement living in one of the area's most highly-rated independent and assisted living communities. With impressive services and amenities, spacious senior housing, and stimulating life enrichment activities, t…"

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Prestige Assisted Living at Mira Loma

2520 Wigwam Pkwy Henderson, NV, 89074
91 reviews

$4,027

Average monthly cost
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"Services Celebrations innovative wellness program Mind masters cognitive stimulation program Expressions memory care program Personalized music program Life enrichment director Assistance with activities of daily living (adls) Medication management Coordinated hospice care Support group meetings Sh…"

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Coronado Heights Senior Living

2320 Ione Rd Las Vegas, NV, 89183
31 reviews

$3,982

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to coronado heights. Coronado heights senior living is proud to offer assisted living and memory care to the residents of las vegas, nevada. Now open for tours! Contact us for more information."

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Atria Seville

2000 North Rampart Las Vegas, NV, 89128
56 reviews

$3,987

Average monthly cost
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"Reviews oh my! ! Atria seville is the best! ! ! My mom enjoyed the last part of her life in this amazing place. The executive director, chris, was particularly helpful, wise and wonderful. The driver, anthony, took such incredible care. . . My mom enjoyed the last part of her life in this amazing p…"

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Sunrise of Henderson

Sunrise of Henderson Henderson, NV, 89012
37 reviews

$3,998

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"Sunrise of Henderson is a senior living provider located in Henderson, NV. Sunrise of Henderson offers several levels of care, including Assisted Living, Alzheimer's & Memory Care, Short-Term Stays, Terrace Club."

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Merrill Gardens at Siena Hills

2910 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy Henderson, NV, 89052
82 reviews

$4,001

Average monthly cost
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"Our community is designed to meet your individual needs and give you the freedom to be yourself. We offer the best in independent senior living, assisted living and memory care from a family owned company that knows connection is everything."

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Pacifica Senior Living San Martin

8374 W Capovilla Ave Las Vegas, NV, 89113
3 reviews

$4,179

Average monthly cost
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"A community full of optionspacifica senior living san martin also offers a state-of-the-art Legacies memory care neighborhood For those that need specialized services due to memory loss, dementia, or alzheimer S. Enjoy shared or private accommodations and a wide spectrum of services, hand-picked ac…"

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Heritage Springs

8720 W Flamingo Road Las Vegas, NV, 89147
62 reviews

$3,990

Average monthly cost
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"People who care, caring for people Amenitiesat heritage springs, our residents awake each morning knowing they have control over whatever lies ahead. Each day is as active, inspiring and as independent as they want it to be. After all, our philosophy is to encourage an active, las vegas senior life…"

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Desert Springs Senior Living

6650 W Flamingo Rd Las Vegas, NV, 89103
80 reviews

$4,075

Average monthly cost
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"Working together to create a sense of community, our dedicated and compassionate staff will strive to exceed your expectations and make a difference in the lives of those we serve by providing exceptional care and service, and remembering you are the reason we are here."

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Pacifica Senior Living Spring Valley

8880 W Tropicana Ave Las Vegas, NV, 89147
2 reviews

$4,176

Average monthly cost
before discounts

"Welcome to Pacifica Senior Living Spring Valley Pacifica Senior Living Spring Valley offers a full spectrum of lifestyle services. We believe retirement living should be like a never-ending vacation - relaxing, carefree and filled with the things you love to do. Part of that retirement lifestyle…"

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Atria Sunlake

3250 South Fort Apache Road Las Vegas, NV, 89117
46 reviews

$4,010

Average monthly cost
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"Reviews easter sunday brunch we joined my father for easter brunch at atria sunlake. The variety and flavor of the food was fantastic. It's hard to choose among lamb chops, shrimp with rice, chicken. . . We joined my father for easter brunch at atria sunlake. The variety and flavor of the food was …"

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12

The Wentworth of Las Vegas

2620 Lake Sahara Dr Las Vegas, NV, 89117
2 reviews

$4,178

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to The Wentworth of Las Vegas, an Elegance Senior Living community offering assisted living and memory care in sunny Las Vegas, NV. Located in Clark County, The Wentworth of Las Vegas is only minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip, Red Rocks State Park, and Valley of Fire State Park. Resi…"

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Pacifica Senior Living- Green Valley

2620 Robindale Road Henderson, NV, 89074
64 reviews

$4,206

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to pacifica senior living green valleywelcome to pacifica senior living green valley, our beautiful, safe and friendly community of quality caregivers, well trained professionals, and most importantly, satisfied residents. Located near las vegas, our community offers a full spectrum of assi…"

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Montara Meadows

3150 E Tropicana Ave Las Vegas, NV, 89121
133 reviews

$4,210

Average monthly cost
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"Las Vegas is famous for casinos, live entertainment, and beautiful year-round weather - but Sin City has much more to offer than what meets the eye. Welcome to Montara Meadows, an all-inclusive, affordable independent living community located in sunny Las Vegas.  Montara Meadows offers all-i…"

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Prestige Assisted Living at Henderson

1050 E Lake Mead Dr Henderson, NV, 89015
25 reviews

$4,048

Average monthly cost
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"Services Celebrations innovative wellness program Mind masters cognitive stimulation program Expressions memory care program Personalized music program Life enrichment director Assistance with activities of daily living (adls) Medication management Coordinated hospice care Support group meetings Sh…"

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Merrill Gardens at Green Valley Ranch

1935 Paseo Verde Parkway Henderson, NV, 89012
33 reviews

$3,995

Average monthly cost
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"Our community features a seasoned team ready to meet each resident's individual needs. With over 25 years of combined experience at the community, our leadership team knows how to provide a lifestyle that is filled with freedom, flexibility, friendships and fun!"

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Pacifica Senior Living- Regency

3985 S Pearl St Las Vegas, NV, 89121
32 reviews

$4,256

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to pacifica senior living regencywelcome to pacifica senior living regency, our beautiful, safe and friendly community of quality caregivers, well trained professionals, and most importantly, satisfied residents. Located in las vegas, our community offers a full spectrum of assisted living …"

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Lakeview Terrace of Boulder City

180 Ville Drive Boulder City, NV, 89005
29 reviews

$4,047

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to lakeview terrace of boulder citylakeview terrace of boulder city is a close, intimate assisted living community, located in a small, friendly and historic town outside of las vegas. We enjoy the natural beauty of lake mead, the grandeur of the mountains, and the views of the big horn she…"

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Desert View Senior Living

3890 N Buffalo Dr Las Vegas, NV, 89129
18 reviews

$3,996

Average monthly cost
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"Working together to create a sense of community, our dedicated and compassionate staff will strive to exceed your expectations and make a difference in the lives of those we serve by providing exceptional care and service, and remembering you are the reason we are here."

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Revel Nevada

1525 Wigwam Pkway Henderson, NV, 89074
7 reviews

$4,278

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to Revel Nevada, a retirement community offering a state-of-the-art new approach to independent living complete with brand new apartment homes, resort-style living, and more in sunny Henderson, Nevada. What makes Revel Nevada special? From the moment families walk through the front door, …"

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21

Legacy House of Centennial Hills

6310 N Durango Dr Las Vegas, NV, 89149
9 reviews

$3,986

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to legacy house Premier senior living in las vegas, nevada. Welcome to legacy house of centennial hills. With beautiful views of the spring mountains and conveniently located just minutes from centennial hills hospital, physician offices, restaurants and shopping, legacy house of centennial…"

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Sterling Ridge

4255 Spencer St Las Vegas, NV, 89119
14 reviews

$4,062

Average monthly cost
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Revel Vegas

4940 S Conquistador St Las Vegas, NV, 89148
7 reviews

$4,250

Average monthly cost
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"Welcome to Revel Vegas, a highly-rated independent living community offering a dynamic and modern new approach to retirement housing for families in the Las Vegas, Nevada vicinity.  Why choose Revel Vegas? From the immaculate common spaces and dining room to the compassionate, knowledgeable …"

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The Homestead at Boulder City

1401 Medical Park Drive Boulder City, NV, 89005
13 reviews

$4,006

Average monthly cost
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"At the homestead at boulder city, your living experience is your choice. The homestead is a community designed to anticipate and accommodate everything you might need. Delightfully spacious apartment homes offer you independent living with style Yours! Choose to add personalized levels of in-home a…"

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Las Ventanas at Summerlin

10401 West Charleston Boulevard Las Vegas, NV, 89135
5 reviews

$4,250

Average monthly cost
before discounts

"Las Ventanas at Summerlin is Las Vegas’ premier senior living community—and Nevada’s only one with a Life Care Benefit. Our campus is conveniently located between the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip and the beauty of the Spring Mountains and Red Rock Canyon. With endless cultural, physical, socia…"

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Grand Montecito

6660 Grand Montecito Las Vegas, NV, 89149
0 reviews

$3,750

Average monthly cost
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Inspired Senior Living of Las Vegas

2320 Ione Road Las Vegas, NV, 89183
0 reviews

$3,750

Average monthly cost
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Carnegie Heights at Henderson

525 Carnegie Street Henderson, NV, 89052
0 reviews

$3,750

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Famous for its world-class hotels, casinos, and entertainment venues, Las Vegas has a lot to offer. The weather is warm year-round, with very little precipitation. The area surrounding the city offers spectacular views and sightseeing opportunities, while the metropolitan area has unlimited resources for shopping, dining, and more. 

The area has become very popular for retirement. There are dozens of senior living communities in Las Vegas and the vicinity, including premier assisted living communities. This guide will discuss what makes Las Vegas so popular for retirement and what the senior living experience in the City of Lights. 

Las Vegas Assisted Living

Las Vegas is Nevada’s most populated city, home to more than 600,000 people. As a large city, there are nearly limitless options for senior living. It can be challenging for families to find their opportunities and compare them. 

Communities are unique, offering a variety of amenities and services. They all provide social activities and recreational events, and others have on-campus movie theaters and tennis courts to create a resort-style environment. No two residences are precisely alike, so it’s important for families to list which amenities are essential to them before they choose a community. 

The Nevada Division of Health, Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance requires all assisted living communities to offer personal care services on-campus, including assistance with activities like eating, dressing, and maintaining personal hygiene. Along with personal care services, residences must provide: 

  • At least 10 hours of recreational or social activities per week
  • Laundry services
  • Assistance to dental, optical, as social services as necessary

Many people worry about transferring from an assisted living community when they develop additional health conditions during their stay. In Las Vegas, long-term care residents can rest assured they’ll stay put when their needs change thanks to senior living regulations in Nevada. All communities are required to accommodate residents when their needs change, even if their new health conditions would otherwise prohibit them from moving into the community. 

Residences offer three nutritious meals a day, as recommended by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences. Communities must serve meals per each resident’s allergies and religious dietary requirements, and snacks must be made available in between meals. 

Assisted Living vs. Other Types of Senior Care in Las Vegas

Along with many assisted living communities, Las Vegas is home to dozens of other senior care residences. In some cases, an independent living community or nursing home might be a better fit for someone than an assisted living residence. It’s important for families to understand the differences so they can plan their move accordingly. 

When a person no longer feels safe living alone at home, they have several options to create peace of mind. Assisted living is a popular choice for retirees in Las Vegas for each community’s many services and amenities. Many create a luxury living experience where residences enjoy resort-style amenities, restaurant-quality food, and apartment-style housing. 

Assisted living residents get assistance with their activities of daily living, but do not require ongoing medical attention (when they are admitted to the community - residences will accommodate residents when their health care needs change). Staff and caregivers help with bathing, dressing, housekeeping, and more to maintain residents throughout the day. 

Independent living communities in Las Vegas are similar, providing fewer personal care services for their residents. When a person can care for themselves with little to no help throughout the day, but who want the social aspects and engagement that comes with living in a community, independent living is an ideal choice. Like assisted living, these communities commonly provide nutritious meals on-campus, and they do not provide ongoing medical attention. 

Nursing homes serve a different purpose than assisted living and independent living. When a person lives with chronic illness or injury, they may require ongoing skilled nursing care to treat their symptoms. Independent living and assisted living communities generally are not licensed to provide skilled nursing care, but nursing homes are fully-equipped for ongoing medical services. Nursing homes offer many of the benefits families enjoy at residential care communities with on-campus medical services. 

Common Assisted Living Amenities in Las Vegas, Nevada

As required by the Nevada Division of Health, Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance, assisted living communities in Las Vegas must provide at least 10 hours worth of social and recreational activities for residents each week. How each residence offers these 10 hours depends - many communities create monthly calendars featuring their events so residents can plan easily. 

When communities are conveniently located in Las Vegas, they commonly provide group outings to nearby points of interest. Residents may take group trips to casinos, live entertainment, and more as part of their community’s outing schedule. Trips to grocery stores, restaurants, and malls are also commonplace for many assisted living communities. 

On-campus, amenities vary greatly between residences. Depending on the type of assisted living residence a person chooses, their community may offer resources like on-campus movie theaters, diners, gardens, patios, living areas, and more. When families tour communities before admission, tour guides will explain which unique on-campus amenities their residence offers.

Assisted Living Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada

Assisted living apartments in Las Vegas come in all shapes and sizes. The Nevada Division of Health, Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance does not require residences to provide apartment-style dwellings - suite-style units are common, where residents may live alone or with roommates. 

It’s common for apartments to feature private bathrooms, complete with showers or baths. Each assisted living unit is required to have a bathroom (complete with a sink and toilet) and a sleeping area or bedroom. When two or more people live together in the same unit, they must express mutual consent - residences may not force more than one person to live together. 

Many communities design their apartments to be open and easy-to-navigate, so residents have fewer risks of falling or getting confused. In luxury units, residents may enjoy kitchens or kitchenettes, patios, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, and more. 

Communities may offer studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments. Studio apartments offer a single living/sleeping area where residents spend their downtime, whereas one and two-bedroom units feature private sleeping areas. 

Assisted living apartments are generally unfurnished unless they are reserved for respite care. If incoming residents want to decorate their new home when they move in, they should double-check that their planned community provides unfurnished units. 

Things to Do in Las Vegas, Nevada

Of all the cities in the United States, Las Vegas is one of the most famous for fun and leisure. Home to dozens of casinos, luxury hotels, and more, it’s always possible to find something entertaining in Las Vegas without going far from home. 

Perhaps the City of Lights is most famous for the Las Vegas strip, home to the area’s many accommodations and entertainment venues. Exploring the strip is the quintessential Las Vegas experience, from the neon-lined casinos like the MGM Grand to the upscale restaurants and hotels like the Bellagio. Music, comedy shows, and live theater are daily occurrences along the Las Vegas strip, making it a fun outing for anyone who enjoys performance art. 

Despite its reputation, there’s more to do in Las Vegas than gamble and go to live shows. For residents who prefer outdoor adventures like hiking or camping, there’s plenty to do minutes outside of the metropolitan area. 

Red Rock Canyon National Park is located just outside of the city in Nevada’s Mojave Desert. The Park is home to some of the nation’s most beautiful natural wonders, including the Keystone Thrust Fault  and red sandstone peaks. Visitors may walk the Park’s many trails, see the historic buildings, and enjoy panoramic views from the observation areas. 

One of Las Vegas’ most easily recognized buildings is the Stratosphere Casino and Hotel, offering fine dining, casino essentials, and 360-degree views of the city. The Stratosphere also features thrill rides, perfect for an adrenaline rush on a warm spring day. 

Las Vegas residents who enjoy shopping will be able to do so to their heart’s content, thanks to the area’s lively Fremont Street Experience. The Fremont Street Experience is a 24-hour mall featuring an LED canopy, around-the-clock shopping, restaurants, and free live entertainment. 

Medical Facilities and Healthcare in Las Vegas, Nevada

Healthcare centers and medical facilities are prevalent in Las Vegas. Regardless of where a person lives in the city, there’s sure to be a medical center nearby. Specialists are common, making it easy for residents to get the care they need without going far from home. 

To help residents get to and from their medical appointments, many communities offer complimentary transportation programs. They may use shuttles or partnerships with ride-sharing programs to make transportation appointments easier, eliminating the frustrations of driving, navigating, or taking public transportation. 

Depending on the community a person chooses, physicians may occasionally visit to provide services on-campus. However, assisted living communities are not generally licensed for skilled nursing care and may not provide ongoing medical attention, so it’s important for residents to find health care services in the area that will fit their needs. 

Funding Assisted Living in Las Vegas, Nevada

After finding an assisted living community that will feel like home, funding long-term care is a significant concern for many people approaching retirement. Assisted living can be expensive compared to living at home, especially since most room and board fees include utilities, meals, and housekeeping.

Fortunately, there are several programs available to help people pay for assisted living in Las Vegas. Long-term care insurance is one of the most popular options, thanks to its versatility. Many communities accept long-term care insurance as payment for room and board like hospitals accept health insurance for services. However, buying a long-term care policy takes much planning ahead and may not be a viable option for someone who will soon reach retirement age (or already has). 

When a long-term care insurance policy isn’t viable, prospective senior living residents may consider other methods of paying for assisted living. Families may consider starting a long-term care fund before they approach retirement age to put money away for long-term care. If a person has enough savings, they may pay for assisted living without much assistance. Combining personal savings with a person’s monthly social security funds can be a great way to pay for long-term care. 

If a person requires long-term care and meets Nevada’s guidelines for financial assistance, they may qualify for the state’s assisted living Medicaid waiver. To receive the waiver, a person must require support in a 24-hour care facility to maintain their wellbeing, they must meet the financial eligibility requirements, and they must be at least 65 years of age. If a person does not qualify for Medicaid, they will not be eligible for the assisted living waiver. 

People who served in the United States Armed Forces have additional resources available to them to pay for long-term care, including monthly pensions and specific benefits to pay for personal assistance. If a veteran requires ongoing aid from another person to complete their activities of daily living and they receive the regular monthly pension from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), they may qualify for the Aid & Attendance benefit to offset the costs of care. For more information about the Aid & Attendance benefit, how it’s paid, and who is eligible, learn more by following this link or contacting a VA caseworker directly. 

Choosing an Assisted Living Community in Las Vegas, Nevada

Choosing an assisted living community is an important decision. While Las Vegas has a lot to offer, there are many factors to consider before choosing a place to retire. 

The most critical step in finding the right assisted living community is touring them in-person. By visiting, prospective residents can see everything a property has to offer - from their apartments to their on-campus amenities. During tours, potential residents can ask the staff questions about their routines, activities, and services to get a better idea of what it means to live there. 

Wait lists are typical for some assisted living communities, so it’s important for families to plan. Creating a list of multiple potential communities and prioritizing them by preference is an effective way to avoid wait list frustration - there’s no way to prevent it entirely, but accepting that some communities are not available and finding back-ups is will keep waitlists from delaying retirement. 


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