European Home Care sits at 3212 El Camino Road in Las Vegas, Nevada, and holds an "A" rating from the Las Vegas Bureau of Healthcare and Quality Compliance, which regulates the place for safety and service, and the facility keeps things small with a limit of about 10 residents per location so folks get more attention and care that's shaped just for them, and some rooms are private, some are shared, and there are couple suites too, with options for kitchens or kitchenettes in assisted living areas which is nice if you like making your own snacks here and there, and the place isn't big or fancy but it aims for a homey, comfortable style with fresh, home-cooked meals and twenty-four-hour staff, and folks can get help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, meal prep, laundry, room cleaning, and more, so if someone needs help getting in or out of bed or moving around, that's part of the regular support too, and if people can't do much on their own anymore or just want to relax during their days, staff offer as much or as little help as needed.
People with memory problems like Alzheimer's and dementia, or mental illness, get special care plans and activities built around their needs, with programs and events meant for memory support, and the whole place is set up as a protected environment to keep wandering to a minimum and make families feel at ease, and restful activities like massage, music, arts and crafts, exercise, and movie nights pop up on the schedule, along with social and wellness programs, so folks don't spend all day sitting by themselves and the staff work to keep people involved however much they want. There's an emergency alert system, security features, wheelchair-friendly areas, walk paths and a garden, so residents are as safe as the building can make them, and they get help moving or transferring when needed.
Meals work around things like diabetes or allergies, with all-day dining options and scheduled meal times, and there's coffee, snacks, and sometimes even community events or social nights thrown in to bring people together, and the dining room has a cozy setup, not stiff or clinical. European Home Care offers housekeeping, laundry, clothing help, personal care, as well as arrangements with doctors for things like podiatry, wound care, therapy, medication support, even insulin shots, and transportation gets scheduled for doctor's visits, shopping trips, or just going out and about, and Medicaid is accepted which helps some families with the cost, and the cost of living here is usually less than most full-time nursing homes in town, but residents still get nursing home-level support if they need it, including hospice and respite care options.
This group is part of Silver Horizon Group, which also runs Silver Horizon Group Home and Butler House Retirement Home, and European Home Care keeps its focus on keeping things peaceful for both residents and families, so folks who live here can keep their dignity and stay as independent as possible while having someone nearby to help, and there are options for private or shared bedrooms and furnished rooms with cable TV, phones, washers, dryers, and Wi-Fi if you want it, and there's a fitness center, game room, beauty salon, barbershop, book room, sauna, jacuzzi, and wellness area, plus guest parking for family visits, and for those thinking about longer stays or short breaks, openings are often available, including for men or women in private rooms, and folks can always arrange a visit or take a virtual look before settling in, and people seem to rate the place around 3.8 out of 5 on Seniorly, which is a solid score showing people notice the care and effort put in, and European Home Care really does try to meet every resident at their level and offer a calm, steady place to spend each day.
