18 Communities in Henderson, Nevada

Holly Eberle

My mom went into Poets Walk before the pandemic. We were promised a lot and the residence did not get what they paid for. The room was ok but there were no activities to speak of and they stopped taking residence out in the community. They started out having a lot of activities but that changed to very few activities after COVID. My mom was left in her room to sit and watch TV or in a room with no stimulation. The staff were nice but not educated and did not know how to care for her. The Staff lacked the experience, often did not put mom\'s dentures in her mouth, sometimes it looked like they were not bathing her because of her greasy hair, did not often dress her appropriately for the weather, and they allowed moms drinks to run down her top as she was having a harder time eating. I not only had problems with the facility I had a hard time getting my refund from the company. We were told it takes 45 days to get our refund. It took 51 work days to get my mom\'s refund (over two months). After 45 days, I called daily and left messages with corporate but nobody called me back. I finally talked to accounts payable after calling her two times the week before leaving messages and no phone call was. I got the money back because I was persistent and the last time I called I reached her and then is when she sent the money the next day. Poet\'s Walk is not worth the money. Your parent is not important and the money is the only thing that is important to them. Management and corporate both do not deal with the problems instead they pretend there is nothing wrong. There is never enough staff for the number of residents and staff is changing all of the time.

Wilma A Schirra Kays

My mother lived here for a little over 2 years before she passed away in January 2021. She just gave up due to lack of care and interaction. Dementia patients need interaction, activities and care. Even during Covid19 the CDC stated dementia patients needed interaction. In the beginning Poet\'s Walk seemed wonderful. The people, activities coordinator, RN and social worker were there to help. It is one of the benefits that sold us. Then they were gone...one by one. Replacements didn\'t come and questions were asked by resident\'s family. Always an excuse. Mom\'s room was dirty, bathroom area and toilet was filthy. When complained about situation, including pictures, was told not enough workers...rather than workers for laundry duty, caregivers were expected to do laundry and maintain room. During Covid19 it became worse. Mom fell multiple times as a result of being \"locked\" in room. She would try to get out of wheelchair and caregivers were scarce and not checking. Mom needed assistance with eating. Caregivers felt it was an imposition on their time. I talked to management and was told I might need to hire someone. Even during covid, as an essential caregiver for my mom, I went several times a week to make sure she was fed. I would not recommend Poet\'s Walk to anyone at this point unless they change their purpose....to care for residents and not make it all about money for bonuses etc.

J.R.

I liked it. The prices were good, the place was clean, and the staff was very friendly. They have studios, one-bedroom apartments, and the rooms were really big. The staff was very kind and very willing to work with you.

J.R.

It was really good and I couldn't find anything to complain about. The staff is very kind, very helpful, and only there to assist you. The rooms were more like a studio, but they had a variety of options. They had bingo and a library. They provide three meals a day, which are included in the cost.

Mike

My mother's room was clean. They have a lot of activities, but she hasn't taken part in anything. The staff and the amenities are very nice. They've got everything. The food is very good.

Ernest

It looked good. The staff who toured me seemed to be knowledgeable. It's a very nice place.

Kathy

My husband has been in Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Henderson several times. I thought that their rehabilitation efforts were excellent, and I would recommend anyone go there again if necessary. The attention my husband got was very good. The only reason we left was because we were under Medicare and the time for that type of community was up. They have a nice little cafeteria where visitors can buy food, and patients can have their lunch there. My husband still chose to have his food in his room, so they have that option available. They kept his diet pretty strict there since he's a diabetic and a dialysis patient. They also cleaned the place all the time. The cost is more expensive than our current community, but at least we were covered by Medicare during my husband's stay in Healthsouth.

Luke

Merrill Gardens at Green Valley Ranch has bigger apartments compared to its sister community, but they were more traditional. The facilities they have were excellent. Another thing that made my mother pick its sister community instead was because this one was more expensive. The person who gave us the tour was great; she was very good. They also have a lot of amenities as well, like a pool, an exercise room, and an exercise therapist is available if you want them. They have a beauty parlor that you can go to, And they had plenty of activities for the residents. They also provide transportation.

Erik

It is a really nice senior community with very nice staff. The grounds are like a series of cottages with an open garden plan between the cottages. It's very nicely done and landscaped, with fountains and a main meeting hall where they have different activities. The atmosphere is nice, comfortable, and homey. It's more like an apartment complex than a senior living place. They have activities for the residents, exercise, music appreciation, field trips, and so on. They keep them very busy and active.