Real answers about pricing, care levels, locations, and what makes the Two-Resident Home™ model different. If your question isn't here, just call — we're happy to walk through your situation.
Our Two-Resident Home™ model means just 2 residents per home with one dedicated caregiver on duty 24/7 — a 1:2 ratio. That's how we deliver the kind of personal attention you can't get at a 30+ bed facility.
Two big differences: (1) Our homes are real residential houses, not wings of a building. Each home houses only 2 residents. (2) Caregivers aren't stretched across 20+ residents — yours has time to actually know your loved one, cook real meals, and respond instantly. We call this the Two-Resident Home™ model.
Across our 12 homes and in-home program, we cover the full spectrum: independent living with companion support, full assisted living (bathing, mobility, medication), memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, respite care for short-term stays, post-operative recovery, and end-of-life/hospice coordination. Many families start with one level and add support as needs evolve — without moving homes.
We operate 12 licensed homes across Reno and Carson City, Nevada — placed in upscale, quiet residential neighborhoods. Schedule a private tour and we'll show you the home closest to family.
Yes — our in-home care program serves Sparks and Washoe County (from our Reno hub), and Minden, Gardnerville and Genoa (from our Carson City hub). Our 12 residential homes are in Reno and Carson City proper.
We're a private-pay provider and don't accept Medicaid. Many families use long-term care insurance, VA benefits, or a Veterans Aid & Attendance pension to help cover costs — we're happy to walk you through your options on a no-obligation call.
Pricing depends on the level of care needed and which home you choose. We're a premium provider — the value is in the 1:2 staffing ratio and private home setting. The best way to get a real quote is a short call where we understand your situation. Call (775) 884-3336.
Yes — all our homes are equipped to provide memory care. The small home environment (only 2 residents) and 1:2 staffing ratio are actually ideal for residents with memory loss, because consistency and calm reduce confusion and anxiety. Our caregivers receive specific dementia-care training.
Every caregiver passes background checks and references, then completes our in-house training program covering personal care, dementia-specific techniques, medication management, fall prevention, and end-of-life care. We pair caregivers carefully with residents based on personality, not just schedule.
Yes — within reason. Personal furniture in the bedroom, framed photos, favorite blankets, and small pets are often welcomed (case by case). The goal is for the home to feel like home, not a hospital.
Caregivers cook real home-cooked meals daily — not steam-table buffet food. Because we're only serving 2 residents per home, we can fully customize for low-sodium, diabetic, pureed, vegetarian, or any cultural preferences. Many residents help plan the menu when they want to.
Because each home houses only 2 residents, we don't enforce rigid visiting hours. Family is welcome whenever, and overnight stays for spouses or close family can be arranged in many homes. Just coordinate with the caregiver.
That's the strength of our model — your loved one usually doesn't have to move. As needs progress from independent to assisted to memory care, the same home, same caregiver, and same routine can support all of it. For end-of-life care, we coordinate with hospice teams so the resident can stay in place.
Often within 1–2 weeks if there's an opening in the home you choose. Tours are usually scheduled within 48 hours of a call. We make the transition deliberately gradual and stress-free — bringing favorite items first, short visits before the move date, and a familiar caregiver from day one.
Talk to our care team — no obligation, no pressure. We'll listen to your situation and help you understand your options.