The Seasons of Reno sits near Duwell International Hospital and Nevada ENT, so you've got good access to medical care, and it's also not far from places like Coffeebar McCarran, Flowing Tide Pub 5, and Walgreens Pharmacy, which is less than a mile away. This is a senior living community offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care, so people can move through different care levels without changing to a new place. The facility has both indoor and outdoor common areas, like game rooms with pool tables, reading areas, media rooms, a patio for relaxing, and lounge areas where residents can gather. There are private dining rooms, a main dining hall, and kitchen where they serve meals in a restaurant-style setting, even offering specialty diets for people who need things like low-sodium food, and there's guest meals too if folks have friends or family visiting.
Senior apartments here are spacious, featuring walk-in showers, grab bars for safety, kitchenettes, modern flooring and fixtures, and every apartment's got its own A/C controls and access to Wi-Fi and basic cable, which means you can stay comfortable and connected. The staff are always present, with a nurse on site, and they've got a 24-hour call system so help's available around the clock. There's a family-like feeling here, partly because the management team's been around for a while, and caregivers focus on each resident's changing needs by adjusting the care plan as people need more help.
For care, they manage diabetes, provide help with insulin monitoring but don't give the actual insulin shots, and are ready to help with things like restroom reminders, assisted transfers with mechanical lifts, and standby help for folks who need physical support or behavioral supervision. They know how to support residents with memory issues like Alzheimer's or dementia, keep those who wander safe using secured buildings, technology like bracelets that ring alarms, and specially built memory care sections. Staff help with daily living, such as bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and so on, and there are programs for those who need help due to behavioral problems or incontinence.
Amenities include beauty salon services, full tubs, handicap accessibility, pet care, and policies allowing dogs or cats to move in with their people, as long as everything fits with the rules. People living here can join in lots of activities led by a full-time director - there's stretching, yoga, art therapy, brain fitness, community service, cooking classes, educational lectures, pet programs, gardening clubs, trivia games, Wii bowling, wine tastings, outings, devotional services, and more. Residents also have scheduled rides for shopping and appointments or can park themselves if they drive. Laundry, housekeeping, and other support like light, medium, and heavier care needs are all covered.
Special programs and senior outings include scenic drives, lunch trips, and museum visits, so people get a change of scene. There's also supportive services for hospice or respite stays if someone needs a temporary break. Security is high for folks who are prone to exit-seeking or wandering, with a secured memory care area designed distinct for safety. The community welcomes those who are a bit more independent too, offering maintenance-free living for seniors 55 and up. The Seasons of Reno is recognized for good meals, friendly staff, and plenty of activities in a setting that's designed to encourage wellness and independence for older adults as their needs change with time.
