Personal Care Services in the Home (PCS) is Nevada's license for non-medical in-home care — bathing, dressing, meal prep, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and companionship. There are 350 active PCS agencies in Clark County. PCS is distinct from Home Health (clinical, Medicare-billable, time-limited). Use the list below to shortlist; we can confirm current availability, rates, and minimum hours when you call.
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1 Heart · Las Vegas
11500 S. Eastern Avenue
License: 11129-PCS-2
Caremaxx · Las Vegas
6005 Bristol Crest Lane
License: 7549-PCS-15
Cnscares · Las Vegas
7201 West Lake Mead Boulevard
License: 11914-PCS-1
Veteran-friendly License: 11240-PCS-2
Loving Care · Las Vegas
1500 E Tropicana Avenue Suite 155
License: 7305-PCS-17
Pet-friendly License: 12013-PCS-0
FAQ
Personal care vs. home health — what's the actual difference?
Personal Care Services (PCS) is non-medical — bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, companionship. Home Health (HHA) is clinical — nursing visits, therapy, social work — and is typically Medicare-covered after a hospital stay. PCS is private-pay or Medicaid waiver. They are licensed separately. See both directories.
How many hours per week do most families start with?
Most families start at 8 to 20 hours per week to cover a few showers, meal help, and medication oversight. From there, hours scale up as needs grow. Minimum shifts of 3 to 4 hours are common across Las Vegas agencies.
What does in-home care cost in Las Vegas?
Most Las Vegas PCS agencies bill $28 to $38 per hour as of 2026, with 24-hour live-in rates running $300 to $450 per day. Live-in vs. 24-hour-awake-care is a major price driver — ask about both.
Data source + refresh cadence
All listings on this directory are pulled from the Nevada Department of Public and Behavioral Health, Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance (BHCQC) public license registry. We refresh quarterly. Last updated: August 31, 2026. Listings shown are active credentials only — expired, surrendered, or pending licenses are excluded.