Thirty-five of 38 beds are occupied at Advanced Health Care of Paradise. For a small nursing home and assisted living facility on the Pecos-McLeod Interconnect in North Las Vegas, that 92% occupancy rate is a data point worth pausing on. The surrounding neighborhood is very walkable (Walk Score 76), which matters when families are making frequent visits during a recovery stay.
The average resident is here for 30 days. That figure signals the facility’s orientation clearly: this is primarily a post-acute, short-term rehabilitation destination, not a long-term placement. Inpatient rehabilitation services are available on-site, and 24-hour nursing coverage is standard.
Total nursing hours reach 4 hours and 3 minutes per resident per day. Registered nurses account for 2 hours and 10 minutes of that; nurse aides contribute 3 hours and 36 minutes of direct daily care.
Private suites, a library, a beauty salon, and a private dining room make up the residential amenities. Fine dining is listed as part of the offering, alongside a fireplace in the common area. Transportation is available. For a 38-bed facility, these are substantive amenities within a compact footprint, administered under Lupeni Matangi.
State inspections have concentrated on areas including medication management, infection prevention and control, emergency preparedness, and care planning and documentation. The facility accepts Medicare and private pay.
The profile here is consistent across the data points: a small, high-occupancy, short-stay facility with strong nursing coverage and focused rehabilitation services. Advanced Health Care of Paradise is built for the post-hospitalization transition, and the numbers suggest it fills that role with regularity.
