Home Care in Centennial Hills, Las Vegas
Compassion Crest Home Care provides non-medical home care in Centennial Hills for older adults who want to stay in their own homes in northwest Las Vegas. Our caregivers help with the everyday things, like meals, bathing, errands and a good conversation, so your mom or dad can stay comfortable and safe in the house they know. Care can be a few hours a week or 24/7 live-in care, whatever your family needs right now. It all begins with a free in-home consultation and care assessment, where we sit down with you and get to know your loved one.
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In-Home Care Services for Centennial Hills Seniors
Our in-home care in Centennial Hills is built around the routine your loved one already has. A caregiver can stop by for friendly conversation and companionship, a card game or a walk around the block. Caregivers also give gentle, respectful help with bathing, dressing and grooming on the days when getting ready takes more effort, and they help with getting around, like moving in and out of bed or a favorite chair. They give medication reminders, plan and cook meals, keep up with light housekeeping and laundry, and drive to appointments and errands.
Senior home care in Centennial Hills also covers the bigger moments. Caregivers keep familiar routines and gentle cueing for Alzheimer's and dementia in place for a parent living with memory loss. Our team also offers support for settling back in at home after a hospital stay, care around the clock, day and night, and short breaks for family caregivers who need time to rest. Veterans and their families can read about how home care can work with VA benefits, and families caring for someone at the end of life can count on comfort and personal care alongside hospice. You can also look over everything our senior home care can include and pick what fits.
Our care is non-medical. Caregivers give reminders and hands-on help with daily life, and medical treatment stays with your loved one's doctors and nurses. Some families also have a medical home health agency visiting, and our non-medical care fits in right alongside it. Hospice supportive care works the same way, with our caregivers working closely with your family's hospice team.
Care Schedules That Fit Your Family
You decide how much help makes sense. Some families start with a handful of hours a week, maybe a few mornings so Mom has company and a hot breakfast. Others set up several hours a day. Our 24-hour home care in Centennial Hills uses rotating caregivers in scheduled shifts, so someone alert and well rested is always in the house, and live-in care can be arranged in special circumstances.
Some needs are temporary and others are long term. That's why there's no contract and you're never committed to any timeframe. The plan changes as your loved one's needs change, so you can add hours or scale back as life shifts.
Your Service Plan can also include the little extras that keep a household running. Caregivers can let the dog out, walk and feed pets, and even drive them to the vet. They can run errands and do the shopping for anyone who can't get out comfortably.
Hospitals and Senior Services Near Centennial Hills
Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center is right here in the neighborhood, at 6900 N. Durango Drive. Coming home after a stay there can be harder than families expect, with new routines, follow-up visits and a parent who is still a little unsteady. Our post-hospital home care helps with walking and transfers, meals, medication reminders and rides to follow-up appointments while your loved one gets their strength back.
The City of Las Vegas runs the Centennial Hills Active Adult Center at 6601 N. Buffalo Drive, in the same building as the YMCA. It's open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and a yearly membership is just $10. The fall and winter schedule has chair yoga, arthritis aerobics, indoor walking, bridge and pinochle, a grief support group, and a guest lecture on the third Tuesday of each month. Classes and card games like these are often the first thing to slip once driving gets harder. A caregiver can drive your loved one there and back, so a favorite class or a weekly game stays on the calendar.
The Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division calls itself Nevada's first stop for support and services. It connects older adults, care partners and families with programs and resources, and you can send it a request through its online inquiry form.
Support for Older Adults Living Alone in Northwest Las Vegas
Centennial Hills is home to a lot of grandparents. In ZIP code 89131, about 9,100 residents are 65 or older, close to one in five people, and 89149 adds about 6,500 more. Plenty of them live by themselves. About 1,500 older adults in 89131 and 1,100 in 89149 live alone, roughly one in six in each ZIP code. Among neighbors 75 and up, about one in five has a hard time running errands or getting to the doctor on their own.
Family members often can't be there every day, whether they work across the valley or live in another state. A regular caregiver means someone is checking in, keeping the fridge stocked and getting your loved one where they need to go.
It may be time to think about home care when your loved one is having trouble with daily tasks, has had a fall or seems less steady, lives alone and feels isolated, has just come home from the hospital, has memory concerns, or needs more support than the family can give.
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Why Centennial Hills Families Choose Compassion Crest
Families looking for a home care agency in Centennial Hills want to know who is coming into the house. Compassion Crest is fully licensed, insured and bonded, and we carry liability insurance. Our caregivers are bonded and covered by workers' compensation. Nevada requires a state license for any agency that provides personal care services in the home, and the law calls for background checks on the agency's employees, both at the start and again over time.
Every caregiver is carefully vetted and trained, and we take real care matching each one to your loved one. Our office stays involved after care begins, with open, honest communication and continued oversight.
You can meet the people who run Compassion Crest, and they know this valley well. Paul Butterfield, our Administrator, has lived in the Las Vegas area since 1989. Maurci Riskin, our Director of Business Operations, was born and raised in Las Vegas and has been with Compassion Crest since 2015. She believes there's a perfect caregiver for every client.
Our founder started Compassion Crest after caring full time for her own two daughters with special needs. Home care brought her family real relief from the stress and strain, and she built this company so other families could feel that same relief.
Directions From Centennial Hills, NV to Compassion Crest Home Care
Getting Started With Home Care in Centennial Hills
Getting started takes four simple steps. First, you reach out through the form on our Get Started page. Next, we visit your loved one's home in Centennial Hills for a free in-home consultation and care assessment, where we learn about their routines and the kind of help that would make the biggest difference. Then we put together a personalized care plan. Finally, we match a caregiver and keep the conversation going as care goes on.
Service can begin in 2 to 3 days, and sometimes that very same day when someone needs a caregiver right away. The form brings you information, pricing and a conversation with a caring staff member from our office. Take that first step on our Let's Get Started page whenever you're ready.
Frequently Asked Questions About Home Care in Centennial Hills
What home care services are available in Centennial Hills?
Our caregivers help with companionship, bathing and dressing, getting around the house, medication reminders, meals, light housekeeping, laundry, and rides to appointments and errands. We also offer Alzheimer's and dementia care, post-hospital care, 24-hour care, respite care, veterans' home care and hospice supportive care.
How soon can home care start?
It starts with a free in-home consultation and care assessment. Service can usually begin in 2 to 3 days, and sometimes the same day when someone needs a caregiver right away.
How many hours of care can we arrange?
As many or as few as you need. Families arrange anything from a handful of hours a week to several hours a day, all the way up to 24/7 live-in care.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Some needs are temporary and others are long term, so you're not committed to any timeframe.
Is Compassion Crest licensed, insured and bonded?
Yes. We're fully licensed, insured and bonded, and we carry liability insurance. Our caregivers are bonded and covered by workers' compensation. Nevada requires a state license for any agency that provides personal care services in the home.
Can a caregiver drive my parent to appointments or to the Centennial Hills Active Adult Center?
Yes. Transportation can be part of your Service Plan for errands, appointments and activities, including trips to the center on North Buffalo Drive. Caregivers can also do the shopping for anyone who can't travel comfortably.
Can a caregiver help after a stay at Centennial Hills Hospital?
Yes. Our post-hospital home care helps with getting around, meals and daily routines while your loved one regains strength at home after a stay at the hospital on North Durango Drive.
