Advanced Health Care of Paradise sits in Paradise, Nevada and serves as a skilled nursing facility with both short-term and long-term care options, working with an average of 37 residents per day out of 38 certified beds. The facility has private suites with private bathrooms, showers, adjustable beds, televisions, private phones, and high-speed internet, which helps make stays more comfortable whether folks come for a short recovery after surgery or for longer-term needs. There's 24-hour nursing care from licensed nurses, and the nurse staffing hours rest above the state average at 5.84 hours per resident daily, though the nurse turnover rate is also pretty high at 51.6%, which is more than the state's average. The staff offers help with bathing, dressing, transferring, medication management, and non-ambulatory care, paying attention to personalized plans that a team of doctors, nurses, therapists, and dietitians design, which makes it possible to meet individual care needs, support recovery, and keep people safe. Rehab services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and the facility runs both inpatient and outpatient programs, with a particular focus on short-term nursing and rehabilitation to help seniors regain independence after illness or hospital stays.
Family members often visit since the space has visitor-friendly policies with relaxing courtyards, welcoming seating areas, and cozy fireplaces. Meals take place in an elegant dining room with restaurant-style, fresh, seasonal options, and they cater to special diets like cardiac, diabetic, and allergy needs, all supervised by a registered dietitian. Residents also spend time in common spaces including a library, reading area with a saltwater fish tank, arts room, beauty salon, walking paths, garden, and a private dining room for gatherings, which gives people options throughout the day along with activities such as movie nights and resident-run events. Housekeeping, laundry, and move-in support make daily life smoother. There's a 24-hour call and emergency alert system in all rooms.
There have been deficiencies noted in inspection and survey data, such as not giving residents the proper notice about Medicare and Medicaid coverage and not always providing enough food and fluids, and a total of 21 deficiencies have been recorded, including three relating to infection control, along with a higher-than-average nurse turnover. Even so, nursing hours per resident remain higher than state averages. Advanced Health Care of Paradise is a for-profit corporation, part of the larger Advanced Health Care system, and has no specific details available about who manages staff or the exact management structure. Medicare is accepted, and there's a focus on a supportive team approach for both the clinical and daily life sides of care within a secure, resort-like setting. As of June 2025, only one bed is open, and the community has a 4.2 rating from 29 reviews. This facility operates as a nursing home, doesn't act as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), and emphasizes a model of care dedicated to helping seniors recover and keep as much independence as possible.
