What Makes The Quail House Different From Other Communities?
Our expert team provides customized care plans tailored to each resident’s unique needs, fostering independence and engagement.
Unlike the larger hotel-like institutions, our beautifully designed mansion feels like home, with elegant furnishings, cozy common areas, and secure outdoor spaces for relaxation.
Unlike the larger facilities where staff is nowhere to be found, our industry best 1:5 caregiver-to-resident ratio, provides your loved one with the attention and support they deserve.
We create strong connections with families, ensuring open and regular communication and involvement in their loved one’s care journey.
At the Quail House, we believe in more than just care—we believe in creating meaningful and genuine relationships, fostering joy, and preserving dignity for those afflicted by Alzheimer’s, dementia and or Parkinson’s.
Culinary
We purposely leave breakfast timing flexible as we like to respect individual wake up time preferences. Lunch is served at noon and dinner is served at 5 pm.
Nutritious and delicious food! First off, we get to know the residents and make sure they have an opportunity to share their likes and dislikes with us. We also consult with the families and medical provider in case there is any mechanical or health-related issues that would necessitate specific menu changes. Being a small boutique operator, we customize our menus weekly to accommodate everyone’s needs.
We survey the residents monthly to make sure they are happy with the meals and the portion sizes.
Yes! Examples would include crackers and cheese, chips and salsa, and carrots and hummus. But we aim to serve, so nothing is “off the table.”
Yes! More the merrier just give us a heads up please.
Activities
The weekly happy hours and the monthly spa days would be up there. Also, once a month we do a large event with the families, usually revolving around a holiday.
Boredom has no place here at the Quail House. When a new resident moves in we create activities programming based on their unique needs, wants, and background. No one spends all day in front of the TV at the Quail House there’s too much fun and enriching activities to partake in.
Yes. We have live music and entertainment every weekend. Elvis is a frequent visitor to our community.
Safety and Security is a Top Priority
Yes, our community is secure to protect those residents that may wander or have a tendency or desire to elope. Our wonderful residents have free rein of the home and backyard spaces.
We do our best to monitor our residents 24/7/365. However, if a resident does not comply with doctor’s orders and attempts to stand or ambulate without assistance from the team then a fall may occur. The care team will do everything possible to mitigate this from occurring by making sure the residents are well rested, fed, hydrated and medications are administered correctly and on time.
Yes, each resident has a call button they can keep on their person or keep by their bedside.
Medications Management and Diabetes Management
Yes, the Quail House is one of the very few care communities in the Vegas area that offers full-service diabetes management including insulin injections. We can offer this service because we have a CLIA waiver. The only exception is that the amount of insulin administered cannot be based on a sliding scale.
Our trained med techs will assist with administration of all medications, vitamins and supplements. To do so, we must first have signed prescriptions from a doctor or nurse practitioner for ALL medications, vitamins and supplements, even Ensure requires a prescription.
General Questions
These would activities that elderly individuals may need assistance with, including, but not limited to, cooking, cleaning, bathing, medication management, toileting, and transferring.
Absolutely! Visitation is welcome any day and any time of day. We encourage as much family participation as possible.
Yes! Families often take loved one’s out for lunch or special family events.
Independent living is also known as 55+. Usually these individuals, as the name implies, are independent and do not require care.
Assisted living is for people that need assistance with activities of daily living.
Memory care is essentially assisted living for people living with Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Parkinson’s. This community is usually secured.
Skilled nursing or rehabs are medical institutions usually serving individuals coming out of the hospital that are not quite ready to transition back to their home/community.
Pricing
It means everything is included! No surprises! Most other facility pricing is based on an ambiguous and ever increasing a la carte pricing model.
We charge an all-inclusive fee. This fee is based on the suite selected and the care needed upon move in. The monthly fee is due on the first of the month and is usually auto withdrawn via ACH.
We do implement an annual 5% increase to the monthly gross rent to keep pace with inflation. Other than that, the price won’t change unless there is drastic change in condition and care, at which time management will discuss the change with the family.
Yes, the Quail House charges a one-time $4,500 Community Fee. This fee covers all assessments needed to create a customized care plan and facilitate onboarding to our medication management system. In addition, the fee covers moving services, and a consultation from our Dementia Specialist and our Geriatric Pharmacist.
Our leases are month to month.
Yes. We will invoice the LTC insurance company monthly.
Yes. We can provide resources to help with this.
Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people 65+. Medicare does NOT cover assisted living or memory care expenses.
Medicaid is a government program that provides health insurance for adults and children with limited income and resources. Medicaid will cover assisted living and memory care expenses. The community must be a Medicaid approved community. The amount available is based on a day rate based on an individual’s care needs.
THE QUAIL HOUSE IS NOT A MEDICAID COMMUNITY
