Nevada Homehealth Providers

Nevada Homehealth Providers is a home health care provider in North Las Vegas, NV. The agency delivers skilled home health services, including registered nursing, licensed vocational nursing, registered dietitian support, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, certified home health aide assistance, and medical social work. Care is tailored to the individual needs of aged, ill, and disabled clients in their own homes, with services delivered under the direction of the attending physician. The agency maintains a rating of 4.30 from customer reviews.

Nevada Homehealth Providers, Inc. has been accredited by The Joint Commission. Its care model begins with a thorough evaluation of each patient, from which the staff designs a coordinated plan of care addressing medical, therapy, dietary, and daily living needs. The clinical team evaluates and assesses patient medical needs, provides treatment and instruction in accordance with the physician-approved plan, supports ambulation and fall prevention through physical therapy, helps patients adapt functional skills for daily living, and works to improve communication ability through speech therapy. Certified home health aides assist with bathing, grooming, hygiene, eating, and meal preparation, while staff also coordinate community resources and help patients strengthen fine motor movements. All staff and qualified professionals satisfy the licensing requirements of the State, and are insured, bonded, and certified to provide care for adults. The agency's stated mission centers on patient and family-oriented, community-centered prevention, restoration, maintenance, and education.

The office sits on South Valley View Boulevard, a short distance from West Charleston Boulevard. Rotary Park is about a fifth of a mile away, and Hyde Park Middle School, Cragin Park, and City of Las Vegas Fire Station Number 5 are each roughly a third of a mile from the location.

The agency has served the Las Vegas area with Joint Commission-accredited home health care for years, drawing on a multidisciplinary team of nurses, therapists, dietitians, aides, and social workers to coordinate care for adults at home.