Recommended Statewide
16
Facilities graded B or better with zero fines
16 of 66 nursing homes (24%) meet our strict criteria. The national average is 31%.
16 recommended · 28 avoid · 19 cities · data
Recommended Statewide
16
Facilities graded B or better with zero fines
Average
66
across 19 cities
Facilities to Avoid
28
23 Grade F
$953,511 in combined fines
Las Vegas
33% recommended
CMS star rating
| Metric | Nevada | National | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| % Recommended | 24% | 31% | ✗ Worse |
| Average CMS Stars | 3.0 | 3.0 | ✓ Better |
| Staff Turnover | 50% | 44% | ✗ Worse |
| RN Hours/Day | 0.65 | 0.75 | ✗ Worse |
| Avg Deficiencies | 8.5 | 7.5 | ✗ Worse |
Data from CMS Care Compare as of . National averages based on all 15,000 U.S. nursing homes.
Nursing home care in Nevada presents a mixed picture for families seeking quality care for their loved ones. The state ranks 33rd out of 50 states, with only 24% of its facilities recommended, significantly lower than the national average of 31%. This ranking suggests that while there are some commendable options available, many facilities may not meet the high standards that families expect when entrusting care to a nursing home. With 28 facilities to avoid and 23 receiving an F grade, vigilance is crucial for families navigating this landscape.
Among the state's various cities, Las Vegas stands out with 33% of its nursing homes recommended, making it the best city in Nevada for nursing care. Notably, ADVANCED HEALTH CARE OF LAS VEGAS has emerged as a top facility, boasting a Trust Score of 95. However, potential residents and their families should remain cautious, as the state has incurred a total of $953,511 in fines. This indicates systemic issues in some facilities, underscoring the importance of thorough research before making a decision. Families should be aware that while there are facilities worthy of consideration, the presence of F-grade institutions and a significant number of facilities to avoid raises concerns about overall care quality.
When searching for nursing home care in Nevada, families should prioritize several key factors to ensure their loved ones receive the best possible support. Start by reviewing Trust Scores and the average CMS star ratings, which currently stand at 3.02 for the state. Families should also investigate any history of fines against facilities, as this can provide insight into compliance and care standards. Engaging with reviews from other families and scheduling visits can further illuminate the quality of care offered. By taking these steps, families can make informed decisions that prioritize the well-being and dignity of their loved ones in Nevada's nursing homes.
Is Nevada improving or declining?
Nevada quality has remained stable.
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Common issues found across Nevada nursing homes
In Nevada, 23 out of 66 nursing homes have received F grades, indicating significant quality and safety issues.
There are 28 facilities in Nevada recommended to avoid, indicating a significant portion of homes may not meet quality care standards.
Highest-scoring facilities statewide
Las Vegas
Boulder City
Las Vegas
Caliente
Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Winnemucca
Battle Mountain
Carson City
Where to find specific care in Nevada
30 facilities
Best options in Las Vegas
80 facilities
Highest success in Las Vegas
150 facilities
Avg waitlist: 2-4 months
5 facilities
Limited availability
Private Room
$7,500/mo
Near national average
Semi-Private
$6,500/mo
Medicaid Rate
$165/day
75% of recommended facilities accept Medicaid