Helping Hands Care Home II is a licensed assisted living facility in Las Vegas, Nevada, serving up to 6 or 8 residents in a small, home-like setting about four miles outside Summerlin South. The community sits in a quiet neighborhood and features a peaceful garden with walking paths, where folks can relax or enjoy the sun, and there's a sauna or health room for those who like a bit of extra comfort. Residents have private bedrooms or studio-style rooms, some with kitchenettes, all fully furnished, where they can feel at home and still have easy access to the common spaces.
The facility offers three daily, home-cooked meals in a spacious dining room and can make special adjustments for diets like diabetes or hypertension, and snacks are available during the day. Gathering for meals and planned activities is common here, whether it's movie nights, tabletop games, reading in the book room, or creative programs like music or animal therapy. They run an activity schedule every day, and exercise sessions, community events, and outside trips, including shopping or spiritual services, help keep things lively and connected to the wider area.
Staff are available 24 hours a day to help with bathing, dressing, transfers, hygiene needs, and medication management, and they'll help coordinate care with outside healthcare providers if needed. There's memory care and end-of-life hospice support on hand for folks who need it, and respite options for families needing a temporary break. The facility can set up transportation for medical appointments, shopping, or other outings, so residents don't have to worry about getting around on their own.
Amenities include housekeeping, laundry, furnished living rooms, Wi-Fi, a recreation room, jacuzzis, parking, and emergency alert systems. A mobile hairdresser visits regularly for those needing a trim or styling without going out. The focus at Helping Hands Care Home II is to provide support that matches each resident's needs, allowing people to stay as independent as possible while still getting help with daily living. The place accepts Long Term Insurance and Medicaid or WeArc for payment, but it doesn't take Medicare for care services. The state of Nevada licenses and inspects the community, and their staff take pride in providing a safe, warm environment where seniors can feel secure, have their choices respected, and enjoy a slower, comfortable pace among friends. Availability can change, so a phone call is needed to check on open rooms or care options.
