Villa Court Assisted Living, sitting in a quiet part of Las Vegas near shopping and restaurants, offers several living options, including assisted living, independent living, respite care, and memory care, and there's also a special low-income program for those who need it, plus you'll find buildings called Arcadia and Citrine that have choices between traditional rooms and shared suites, which gives folks the chance to set up their space with their own belongings so things feel more like home. The place has a strong focus on supporting independence and comfort, so residents get help with daily essentials like bathing, dressing, and taking medicines, but they're encouraged to do what they can themselves; and there's always a team on-site, including nurses, assistants, and home care staff, ready to help twenty-four hours every day.
Villa Court has several features for safety and ease like wheelchair accessible showers, chairs with arm handles, and showers with built-in seats; it also welcomes pets like cats and dogs, and offers help with pet care. Outdoors, residents can smoke but only in the designated areas, and the grounds include walking paths, patio gardens, an enclosed courtyard, and both indoor and outdoor spaces for visits or activities. Inside, you'll find free Wi-Fi, cable TV, a TV lounge, a library, and gathering spots for games, reading, sensory activities, or visiting with friends and neighbors, so there's always something happening to bring folks together, and an activity director keeps a regular schedule of programs both onsite and offsite.
For meals, restaurant-style dining is available with a menu prepared by professional chefs, and residents can eat anytime they want; special diets, including low salt and low sugar, are covered. Guests are welcome for meals, too. When residents need to get to appointments, see local doctors, or go shopping, there's transportation available, sometimes at no extra cost.
Healthcare is important at Villa Court, so the facility brings in nurses, therapists, dentists, podiatrists, and other professionals to help everyone stay healthy; there are also hospice and aging in place services on hand, and folks get individualized care plans that meet their changing needs. While the facility offers memory care for those with conditions like Alzheimer's, some recent information suggests they may refer people with advanced memory care needs elsewhere, but they still have safety features and secure areas for residents who need a bit more supervision.
Villa Court supports faith and community by holding weekly Catholic Communion, nondenominational devotionals, and services for other faiths such as Jewish and Protestant, so residents can keep up with their spiritual traditions. The whole place is built to provide a safe, close-knit setting where people can socialize, join in activities, and keep their sense of dignity as they age, and there's always someone around to answer questions or help with daily concerns. The staff focus on each resident's well-being day and night, and you can really see it in the way folks look out for one another and take pride in being part of the Villa Court community.
