Skilled nursing is the highest-acuity license category in Nevada — 24-hour RN coverage required, CMS-certified for Medicare and Medicaid billing, and the only setting where most Medicare-covered post-hospital rehabilitation can be delivered. There are 42 active SNFs in Clark County. We strongly recommend cross-referencing this directory with the CMS Care Compare star ratings at medicare.gov/care-compare.
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Featured Veteran-friendly Medicaid License: 8620-SNF-7
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Featured Veteran-friendly Medicaid License: 8620-SNF-7
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Featured Veteran-friendly Medicaid License: 10901-SNF-3
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Featured Veteran-friendly Medicaid License: 8300-SNF-9
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Featured Veteran-friendly Medicaid License: 8709-SNF-7
Featured Veteran-friendly Medicaid License: 8760-SNF-4
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FAQ
How many skilled nursing facilities are in Clark County?
There are 42 active SNFs in Clark County (Nevada license + CMS certification). Most are also dually certified for both Medicare and Medicaid. Cross-reference this directory with CMS Care Compare at medicare.gov/care-compare for star ratings.
Will Medicare pay for skilled nursing?
Medicare Part A covers up to 100 days of skilled nursing facility care after a qualifying 3-day inpatient hospital stay, with full coverage for the first 20 days and a daily copay (currently $204/day in 2026) for days 21–100. Custodial long-term care is not Medicare-covered — that's where Medicaid or private pay takes over.
What's the difference between a short-term rehab stay and long-term skilled care?
Both happen in SNFs. Short-term rehab is post-acute recovery after a hospital stay — typically 14 to 28 days, Medicare-covered. Long-term skilled care is for residents whose medical complexity prevents discharge to a lower-acuity setting; this is private-pay or Medicaid after Medicare days run out.
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.