Legacy House of Southern Hills sits in Spring Valley, Las Vegas, with views of the Spring Mountain Range and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The facility offers assisted living and memory care, with 116 assisted living units and 42 memory care units. Assisted living helps seniors who can't manage all daily tasks alone but do not need full-time medical care, so there's help with things like bathing, dressing, meals, medications, and other daily activities, and memory care is provided in a secure section called the Cottage, which is specially designed for residents with Alzheimer's disease or other memory loss, where trained caregivers give extra support with eating, bathing, walking, and personal care. Independent living options are available for active, healthy adults who want a hassle-free social environment, and the facility is also part of a wider network called Legacy Retirement Communities, which has served seniors since 1996.
Residents enjoy common areas with warm lighting, soft seating, and tasteful décor, and there are several choices when it comes to apartments, including studios, cozy one-bedroom options, and larger two-bedroom, two-bathroom layouts, and people often decorate their private apartments with personal items for a home-like touch, which makes for a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere overall. There's an outdoor patio with a pergola, string lights, and a paved walkway surrounded by landscaping, though there are no extra outdoor recreational features or special outdoor amenities listed. Dining happens in an elegant room with tables set with linens, glassware, and plants, and meals are made using quality ingredients. There's also a salon with comfortable chairs and styling stations for hair care, and the Wellness Director manages wellness programs aimed at keeping residents healthy and engaged.
Daily activities are planned to keep everyone social, mentally active, and involved, and the staff includes administrative, sales, marketing, and assisted living directors, plus caregivers in both the main building and the Cottage. The community emphasizes what they call a Personal Touch Culture, where staff aim to make meaningful connections and treat everyone with dignity and respect, and the environment strives to support both independence and the right level of help as residents' needs change. The property is licensed as a residential facility and offers skilled care for those who might require more than standard assisted living, and it's suitable for people dealing with memory issues or needing occasional extra help. Some apartments are pet-friendly, handicap accessible, and there's Wi-Fi and high-speed internet available, though specifics about the internet, satellite services, building entrances, or levels aren't listed. Parking is present, but its type isn't specified, and the leasing details or what's included in rent aren't provided. Staff are generally known to be helpful and friendly, and the community as a whole is recognized for providing nutritious meals and exceptional care and support across various senior living categories.
