As Time Goes By IV sits in Las Vegas, NV, and offers a range of care from independent living to skilled nursing. The place is small and feels homelike, with a focus on personal care and support for seniors who need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management, and they do help with eating and getting around too, which makes it easier for folks who aren't as steady on their feet or need more hands-on support, and what's nice is they have a full-time licensed nurse and on-site staff around the clock, so someone's always looking out for you, and they do a lot of frequent checks. Residents can live in private apartments that they get to decorate with their own things, and the building's set up to help folks with memory care needs, including a special part called The Cottage, which has memory care programs and activities aimed at people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and everything's locked and made safe for folks prone to wandering, which families can really appreciate because wandering's a big worry for some.
Meals come three times a day, with snacks in between, and they pay attention to special diets, like folks with diabetes or allergies, plus you can expect someone to cook and bring meals if you can't get up. The place takes care of laundry every week and offers housekeeping and clean linens, so you don't have to worry about keeping things tidy, and that's good since some people aren't able to keep up as well as they used to, and if you need help using the bathroom or with incontinence, they're set up with extra products and don't make a fuss about helping you when you need it.
They give transportation for medical appointments, so you won't have to drive if you don't want to or can't, and offer things like mobile X-rays, lab work, pharmacy deliveries, and visits from hospital staff to keep you from making extra trips out. There are lots of medical support services, like Hospice, and all sorts of therapies, like posture help and soft tissue work, so people coming out of the hospital or needing rehab get extra support, and 24-hour supervision means no one's left alone if they're sick or need help.
Activities aren't forgotten, since they do simple chair exercises, crafts, painting, reading groups, and animal therapy, which keeps people busy and social, and there's something for everyone, from movie nights to quiet coloring for those bedridden or who like quieter things. They also schedule special memory activities for people with dementia, and the gardens and walking paths let folks get fresh air, and the emergency alert system is there for safety.
Help's there for caregivers too, with resources like food banks, legal support, insurance options, and aging services. As Time Goes By IV has care that can adjust as people age, so residents can stay put as their needs change, especially since the place can handle everything from simple daily help all the way to round-the-clock skilled nursing for folks after an illness, and they do take Medicaid and Medicare if they're certified. It's a quiet, supportive place where people get looked after and families can know their loved ones have a safe spot with help nearby.
