Parkway Assisted Living sits over in a quiet, residential part of Henderson, Nevada, at 1050 E Lake Mead Parkway, with the mountains and even a little bit of the Las Vegas Strip visible from some of the 60 apartments, which come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom sizes, and the building's pretty new and well-kept. The place helps seniors with daily activities and offers care that fits changing needs, with nurses and aides around every hour of the day, ready to help with things like getting dressed, taking medicine, and even transfers for those who need help moving about, whether it's a simple hand or a mechanical lift. They've got special options for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, using the Expressions program in a separate memory care building, keeping residents safe with things like alarm bracelets and a secure environment that tries to help with wandering or behavior problems.
Residents can spend time in large living rooms, outdoor gardens for some fresh air, or cozy lounges for visiting, while the dining room serves up meals prepared by a real chef, with special diets and even room service for those who need it, and guests can join in for a meal if they like. The place offers both on-site and off-site activities, including stretching, art classes, cooking, trivia, devotional services, and Wii bowling, plus outings, group events, and service projects to keep people busy. Folks can bring a pet, like a cat or dog, with help from staff for their care if needed, and everyone has access to in-house beauty and barber services as well as regular visits from doctors, podiatrists, dentists, and homecare teams.
The building handles a wide range of care, supporting light to heavy needs, and residents can stay even if they require hospice or short-term rehab like physical or speech therapy, all done on-site. Staff can assist with diabetes management, medications, incontinence, and behavior problems, making an effort for each person according to their own health needs, and transportation is free for errands or doctor visits, with parking available for those who drive. They don't allow smoking inside public or private spaces, and all showers are wheelchair accessible, with the property recognized in the past for high resident and family satisfaction, carrying a 4.5-star rating and positive reviews verified by SeniorAdvisor.com. Residents need to be a certain age to move in, and some apartments are reserved for female or male residents only, depending on the unit, though both men and women live at Parkway overall. The facility stands close to shops, medical offices, and hospitals, making visits easy, and they try to make everyone feel at home in a community where care and simple comforts matter more than fuss.
