Evergreen Residence sits at 1305 Kings Ct in Reno, Nevada, in the Old Northwest - West University area, surrounded by nearby pharmacies like Sav-On Drugs, Albertsons Pharmacy, Dons Pharmacy, Walgreens, and Campus Pharmacy, with Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center less than a mile away, and you'll find about 29,000 people living in the zip code 89503, so there's plenty going on all around. Evergreen Residence is a Residential Care Home licensed under #3275-AGC-21, with an 8-bed capacity and offers assisted living, independent living, memory care, and continuing care services for those who need help with daily life or special health needs. The facility partners with hospice, home health, and home care services, which means folks who live there can get extra support when health needs change or grow more serious. There's a big focus on comfort and safety, with shared and private rooms, some furnished and some with a kitchenette, plus wheelchair accessibility and an emergency alert system. Residents get personalized care plans and daily help with things like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, mobility, and medication management, with 24-hour supervision, and staff are encouraged to present professional communication, though sometimes families have felt left out of the loop about their loved one's health updates.
Meals are prepared on site with special diets in mind, including options for allergies and diabetes, and dining happens in a community setting, where people can find a bit of conversation or just enjoy a warm meal, and there's a garden, walking paths, and scheduled movie nights, along with housekeeping, laundry, transportation, and parking provided. It's a cozy place, with just 8 units, which gives it an intimate feel and allows for owner involvement in the day-to-day running of things, and the staff tries to offer personal attention, though some have raised concerns over disorganized record keeping, coaching staff on what to say to families, and belongings, including keepsakes or medical equipment, going missing after residents pass. Sometimes, there's been trouble with staff moving residents against doctor's orders, which is something to talk about if considering a stay. The facility accepts pets, so animals can stay with their owners, and residents can join in planned activities, movie nights, and socialize, with options for supportive care if someone's health condition or disability requires it. Evergreen Residence has received community awards for meals and friendliness and is listed on platforms like A Place For Mom, where seniors and their families can read reviews and see more information, and offers scheduled tours for those who want to see everything in person before making a decision. The facility has a brochure you can download and an online form for more details or tour scheduling, though some families have reported a lack of updates after admission. Owner and staff try to keep things clean and welcoming, and there's always someone around to offer help, though as with any place, it's wise to consider both the good parts and the areas where things haven't always gone smoothly.
