Sweet Valley Home Care sits in the Spring Valley area of Las Vegas, just five minutes from the Strip and close to hospitals and medical offices, and it's a small residential facility with nine licensed beds, so you'll find both shared and private rooms, some with big windows facing yards full of landscaping, vegetable gardens, and a walking path, while others have more quiet, cozy corners or direct access to the outdoors and all rooms come with simple furniture like a bed, dresser, nightstand, and lamp. The house was recently remodeled and has a fresh open-concept kitchen with a double oven, big refrigerator, organized pantry, and secured cabinets, where residents can help cook meals, and there's a large dining room with an oversized table, a living room with a new 65" TV, a big couch, comfortable chairs, laminate floors, and fireplaces, so everyone can gather, watch shows, or enjoy group activities together like singing karaoke, doing arts and crafts, or joining in for walking excursions outside.
The front yard has new landscaping, a quiet zen garden, a covered patio, reading spots, gardening spaces to plant and pick food, and there are backyard areas for yoga, outdoor dining, and relaxing, all within a secured fence for safety, while the house uses an intercom and rapid response system to make sure help is always close by. Sweet Valley Home Care offers assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living with support services, with 24/7 care from a team led by Bryan and Vivian, who have several decades in health care, and they try hard to make this feel like a true home, not just a place to stay, focusing on routines, individual needs, and making sure everyone's treated kindly and with empathy.
You'll see organized group activities, special meal planning, and celebrations for holidays or birthdays, plus therapeutic gardening, and there's always something to do, whether it's reading from the library, painting, or joining a community event, and if someone needs more care, there's help with bathing, grooming, transferring from bed to wheelchair, incontinence care, feeding, medication, wound care, diabetes management, total care assist, and even support for those using Hoyer lifts, or needing help with injections, ostomy, or catheter self-care. The facility mainly doesn't take Medicare unless it's certified by CMS, and it's licensed for long-term care in Nevada, serving people with Alzheimer's, dementia, stroke, cancer, or special needs, and also provides respite care for short stays. Sweet Valley Home Care stays family-owned and prides itself on caring for each resident as if they were family, with an approach built around compassion, respect for residents' memories, and a goal of helping everyone live as fully and comfortably as possible, in a clean, open, and welcoming setting.
