Nevada licenses memory care under two main scopes: Community-Based Living Arrangement (CBLA) facilities and dedicated memory-care wings inside larger Residential Facilities for Groups. This directory consolidates both — 112 active operators across Clark County who serve residents with Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, frontotemporal dementia, Lewy body, and other cognitive conditions.
Use this list as a shortlist starting point. Memory-care selection is highly specific to the resident's stage and behavioral expressions — call us for a free 15-minute conversation about which facilities are best for your situation.
Want a 15-minute conversation about which 3 of these are best for your situation? Call (725) 465-8617. We track current availability and pricing across every BHCQC-licensed facility on this list.
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B. Lux · Las Vegas
8216 Tivoli Cove Dr.
License: 12025-CBL-1
Joren,Llc · Las Vegas
4440 E St. Louis Avenue
License: 9127-CBL-7
Joren,Llc · Las Vegas
1620 Lamont Street #202D
License: 9150-CBL-7
Sylk · Las Vegas
1956 Dwarf Star Drive
License: 10851-CBL-3
Sylk 1 · Las Vegas
1956 Dwarf Star Drive
License: 11436-CBL-2
Sylk 2 · Las Vegas
1956 Dwarf Star Drive
License: 11437-CBL-2
Sylk3 · Las Vegas
1956 Dwarf Star Dr
License: 11839-CBL-1
FAQ
How many memory-care options are in Clark County?
This directory shows 112 facilities flagged for memory care across CBLA license types and assisted-living communities with dedicated memory-care wings. Many additional RFG operators offer memory care as a secondary service — call us if your shortlist is still too long.
How early should I start looking at memory care?
Most families start the search after a specific trigger — a wandering incident, medication mismanagement, a fall, or caregiver burnout. The honest answer is that the right moment to start touring is when current in-home support is straining, not after it breaks. Memory-care waitlists at top operators run 30–90 days.
What questions tell me whether a memory-care unit is really specialized?
Ask: (1) What dementia-specific training does the direct-care staff hold? (2) Is the environment fully secured? (3) What is the staff ratio overnight, not just during the day? (4) How are behavioral expressions handled without sedation? (5) What happens when needs progress?
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.