Ohana Senior Living sits in the Charleston neighborhood of Las Vegas, a single-story retirement home that also provides assisted living and memory care under one roof. It’s been running for seven years now, and residents can choose between private or shared rooms.
The care model here leans on round-the-clock supervision, medication management, and hands-on help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and getting around. For residents living with memory loss or dementia, that support gets more specialized, though the day-to-day rhythm stays similar.
There are daily walks, gardening therapy, cognitive activities tailored to each person, personalized exercise plans, movie nights, book clubs, music therapy, and even scheduled puppy visits. There are also in-home Sunday services for anyone who wants to keep up with their faith.
The common areas back this up too, flat-screen TVs, books, games, and a piano sitting there for whenever residents want to unwind or gather informally. Jeanalin Rehm manages the community day-to-day.
Location-wise, Ohana sits in a moderately walkable stretch of Charleston, with a Walk Score of 63, so a few errands are doable on foot even if most trips still call for a car. Alpha Vein Clinic is just over three miles out, and downtown Las Vegas is about six and a half miles away. Between the layered care options and a genuinely full activity calendar, Ohana Senior Living is a community built for residents who need real support but still want their days to feel like more than just care routines.














