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Aging-in-place resources

Senior care resources in Nevada

Find Area Agencies on Aging, free reassurance programs, Meals on Wheels, and in-home care across Nevada. Search a ZIP, city, or county for local phone numbers and links.

Independent directory. Last verified June 12, 2026. Call ahead because services and availability change.

About this data and sources · updated June 17, 2026
Area Agencies on Aging
ACL Eldercare Locator and state aging networks
Free daily-call programs
State and local public sources
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels America and state associations
Medicare home health
CMS Care Compare
Non-medical home care
State licensing registry — active, non-medical home care providers
Cities, ZIPs, and counties
SimpleMaps US ZIP database

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Available across Nevada

Nevada delivers aging services through a single statewide agency, the Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD), rather than county-based Area Agencies on Aging. The four offices below (Carson City, Las Vegas, Reno, Elko) are regional routing offices; call the closest one and ask to be routed. Services are available in all 17 Nevada counties.

State Unit on Aging

Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD)

Statewide reassurance

Telephone Reassurance (In-Home Services)

STATEWIDE funded service category within ADSD In-Home/PERS specs, delivered through local subgrantees; access via ADSD, Nevada Care Connection, or 2-1-1 (not a single call line)

Medicare home health

Compare Medicare-certified agencies and ratings through Care Compare.

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