Dignity Care Home sits at 3740 La Junta Drive in Las Vegas, Nevada, and runs as a small residential care home with space for up to ten residents, offering long-term, non-acute care that's usually more affordable than a full-time nursing home, so families looking for a place for their loved ones might find some peace of mind here. The place is licensed for group residential care with the state (license #7699-AGC-7, RES), but it doesn't take Medicare for payment because it's not certified with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Instead, families pay on their own or with private insurance, and the home's services focus on senior care, especially those who need elderly or dementia support, and it includes memory care options for people facing Alzheimer's or related issues. Dignity Care Home functions as an LLC, running since January 16, 2013, with Ms. Nana Gyeabour listed as the principal contact and owner, and this location also has A+ accreditation from the Better Business Bureau.
You'll find both independent living and assisted living there, with some rooms that have private bedrooms and kitchenettes, and residents get help with daily living activities like dressing, bathing, and medication management, along with supervision round the clock. The care team sticks to the caregiver-to-resident ratios set by state licensing, which helps keep everyone safe and attended to. Dementia care comes with special features designed for comfort and safety, and the staff can coordinate with outside healthcare providers as needed. The building has amenities like furnished rooms, emergency alert systems, basic telephones, and a dedicated dining space where staff serve scheduled meals and can accommodate special diets for allergies or diabetes, and meals are prepared on-site.
The grounds have walking paths and a garden for those who like being outside, plus there's support for non-ambulatory residents, along with housekeeping and laundry services, and move-in coordination for newcomers. Residents can join in community activities, and the facility helps arrange transportation and parking, making it easier for outings or appointments. Home health and hospice care services are also available, as well as support and referrals for families. Dignity Care Home describes its style as home-like and aims for comfort, but it stays focused on providing residential group care to seniors who need help and supervision, all in a small setting that blends some independence with support, and anyone interested can visit their website to learn more about their programs, services, and availability.
