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How Many Memory Care Facilities Are in Nevada?
Date Updated: July 26, 2024
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There are 66 memory care facilities in Nevada. These facilities are officially licensed as assisted living facilities, and they follow regulations set by the Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public and Behavioral Health. This department ensures a high standard of care for residents by conducting routine and unannounced visits and by fielding and investigating reports regarding substandard care.
How Much Does Memory Care Cost in Nevada
On average, seniors in Nevada pay $4,688 per month for memory care services. This rate is calculated by adding 25% to the assisted living rate for the state as published in the Genworth 2021 Cost of Care Survey. Care costs vary throughout the state, with seniors in Las Vegas paying the lowest monthly fees of $4,563. In Carson City, rates come in at $4,775, and in Reno, care costs are the highest recorded in Nevada at $5,313.
What Do Memory Care Facilities Provide?
Memory care facilities in Nevada provide basic assisted living services, such as housing, daily meals and individualized care plans, providing a comfortable, engaging lifestyle for residents and peace of mind for families. These facilities also have highly trained caregivers who provide compassionate care and around-the-clock monitoring, and they use evidence-based programming to promote cognitive engagement and motor functioning.