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A Place at Home — Nevada License Record and What to Ask

A Place at Home is licensed by Nevada HCQC to provide personal care services in the home in Las Vegas. License record, how to verify it, and what to ask…

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A Place at Home has held its Nevada license since 2025. At 1 year it is relatively new, which says less than families assume. Ask about the administrator's background before the license date, and ask what other operations the ownership runs.

Compliance record

★★★★☆4No sanctions on record

1 state inspection on file and no state sanctions. Most recent inspection August 2025. The state has not posted the inspection reports online, so this record shows that the agency was inspected, not what inspectors found.

This rates the state compliance record only, not care quality. Every agency starts at 78; the table shows what moved this one. How we rate agencies

FactorEffectWhy
Starting score78Every licensed agency starts here.
Inspected, never sanctioned+51 state inspection on file with no sanction resulting, the most recent within the last 3 years. Credit for being inspected and not sanctioned, not for a clean report.
Years continuously licensed+2.8Licensed since 2025 — 1 year, and 1 annual renewal. Survival, not quality.
Final score85.84 stars — No sanctions on record

Every state inspection on file

Inspection dateState inspection numberInspection report
08/19/202573240Not posted online

Where a report is not posted, ask the agency for its Statement of Deficiency from that inspection.

State sanctions on file: none.

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What is A Place at Home's Nevada license record?

AgencyA Place at Home
Address10845 Griffith Peak Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Phone216-925-2430
License typePersonal Care Services in the Home (PCS)
Credential number12052-PCS-1
StatusActive
First licensed09/29/2025
Current renewal through12/31/2026
Disciplinary action on fileNone on the agency's state detail record.
Listed contactMark Nagle (Administrator)

Pulled from the Nevada HCQC registry in November 2026. A license can change after that, so check it with the state before you sign.

Where does A Place at Home operate from?

The address on the license sits in 89135, in or near Summerlin. Worth asking whether the caregivers they would assign to you also live in that part of the valley, because the ones with long drives are the ones who eventually hand the case back.

What does A Place at Home's license history tell you?

Newer licenses say very little on their own. What matters is the administrator's history before this license existed and whether the ownership runs other operations you could ask about. The state record shows 1 inspection of A Place at Home, in 2025.

Its license covers non-medical help with daily living only. What a licensed caregiver can and cannot do in Nevada.

What should you ask A Place at Home on the first call?

Ask for the twelve-month caregiver retention rate

It is the most predictive single number in this industry and most agencies know theirs. An agency that will not say either does not measure it or does not like it.

Ask how a care plan gets changed

Needs move. Ask who reassesses, how often, whether a reassessment costs anything, and how much notice is needed to increase or cut hours.

Ask how many caregivers you would actually see

One name and one named backup is the answer you want. A rotating pool is how consistency — and, in dementia care, cooperation — falls apart.

Ask what happens on a Sunday morning callout

Every agency has caregivers call out sick. The ones that handle it well can tell you the exact number to call and roughly how long a fill takes.

Ask how long the administrator has been in the seat

Agency quality tracks the administrator more than it tracks the company. Eighteen months or more in post, with no plans to leave, is the answer you are listening for.

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Which other licensed agencies are in Las Vegas?

Care Connect LLC

Las Vegas, NV 89135 · Credential 12393-PCS-0 · 725-326-2103

★★★★☆4No sanctions on recordLicense active

A Plus Personal Care

Las Vegas, NV 89102 · Credential 8826-PCS-9 · 702-686-3372

★★★★⯨4.5No sanctions, well-inspected recordLicense active9 years licensed

A Peace of Mind Caregivers

Las Vegas, NV 89121 · Credential 11158-PCS-3 · 702-902-0304

★★★★☆4No sanctions on recordLicense active

A Sacred Home Health Care, LLC

Las Vegas, NV 89117 · Credential 8380-PCS-13 · 702-488-2838

★★★★⯨4.5No sanctions, well-inspected recordLicense active11 years licensed

A Novo Care

Las Vegas, NV 89117 · Credential 8462-PCS-10 · 702-871-0002

★★★★⯨4.5No sanctions, well-inspected recordLicense active10 years licensed

A-1 Senior Home Health Care

Las Vegas, NV 89144 · Credential 9816-PCS-6 · 702-820-8283

★★★★⯨4.5No sanctions, well-inspected recordLicense active6 years licensed

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Common questions

Is A Place at Home licensed in Nevada?

Yes. A Place at Home holds Nevada credential 12052-PCS-1, status active, with renewal through 12/31/2026.

How long has A Place at Home been licensed?

Since 09/29/2025, which is 1 year.

Has Nevada ever sanctioned A Place at Home?

No. The state record shows no sanctions and 1 inspection for A Place at Home.

Sources for this page

  1. Nevada public license search — health facilities — Nevada HCQC, 2026.

Reviewed by the Vegas Senior Advisor care team. Last updated November 11, 2026. Spot something wrong? Call (725) 465-8617 and we will correct it within one business day.

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