Aegis Living Las Vegas is a memory care community of approximately 60 beds in Las Vegas, Nevada, devoted entirely to residents living with memory loss and offering respite stays.
- Memory care only
- Respite stays
- Structured days
- Las Vegas
Why Families Choose Aegis Living Las Vegas
- Approximately 60 beds, all dedicated to memory care
- Respite stays available for short-term needs
- Care focused entirely on people living with memory loss
- Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a single memory-care purpose
About Aegis Living Las Vegas
Aegis Living Las Vegas is a memory care community in Las Vegas, Nevada, with approximately 60 beds, and every one of those beds is dedicated to residents living with memory loss. That single focus is the most distinctive thing about the place, because nothing in the building has to be shared with, or stretched to accommodate, any other level of care. Hallways, common rooms, dining spaces, and daily schedules are all organized around the needs of people whose memory has changed.
At roughly 60 beds, the community sits at a scale that allows residents to become familiar with one another and with the people who care for them. A resident who moves in here is surrounded by neighbors who share similar experiences, which can make the surroundings feel less isolating than a mixed setting where only a small wing is set aside for memory support. Staff members spend their working hours with this one population, and that repetition builds the kind of practiced patience that memory care depends on.
Because memory care is the only care offered, the routines of the community are built around familiarity and predictability. Meals arrive at regular times, activities follow a recognizable rhythm, and the same surroundings greet residents each morning. For a person who finds change confusing, that steadiness is part of the care itself, and it shapes how team members approach everything from mealtimes to quiet afternoons in the common areas.
Support with the activities of daily living is part of life here, and so is attention to the way each resident prefers to spend a day. Team members help with the everyday tasks that become harder as memory changes, while also leaving room for residents to take part in what they still enjoy. The goal in a memory care setting is to keep people engaged and comfortable rather than rushed, and the size of the community supports that goal by keeping the pace of the day manageable.
The community also offers respite stays, which give a family caregiver a way to step away for a short time while their loved one is looked after in a dedicated memory care setting. A respite stay can be a practical way to cover a planned trip, a medical procedure, or simply a stretch of much-needed rest for the person who has been providing care at home. It also gives a loved one a chance to experience the surroundings and the people before any longer-term decision is made, which many households find reassuring.
Las Vegas is a large and busy city, and a memory care community of this size offers a contrast to that pace, with a defined, contained environment where residents can move about safely among familiar faces. Families who live in the Las Vegas area can stay close to a parent or spouse without needing to travel far, and visits can fit naturally into the rhythm of a normal week. For relatives who live farther away, the community serves as a single, consistent place to stay connected with the people providing daily care.
Every resident arrives with a different history, a different set of habits, and a different stage of memory change, and the team at Aegis Living Las Vegas works within a single care category to meet those differences. Pricing for memory care is shared directly by the local advisor along with current availability, so families can ask about the details that matter most to them, including how stays are arranged and what a typical day looks like.
Because the community is devoted entirely to memory care, those conversations stay focused on one question: how a person living with memory loss can feel safe, settled, and known each day.
Environment
With approximately 60 beds all devoted to memory care, the whole building in Las Vegas is arranged around residents with memory loss, so the common rooms, dining areas, and hallways serve a single purpose.
Services
Team members help residents with everyday activities of daily living within a memory care setting, and the community also offers respite stays for families who need a short-term place for a loved one.
Resident Experience
Days follow a steady, recognizable rhythm of meals, activities, and quiet time, and a community of about 60 residents lets neighbors and caregivers become familiar faces over time.
Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact your local advisor for the latest figures.
Advisor Insight on
Aegis Living Las Vegas
Aegis Living Las Vegas gives Las Vegas households a memory-care-only setting, and its respite stays can work as a low-pressure first visit for a loved one before a longer move is considered.
Review Highlights
Families find a caring team that keeps couples together and guides them from the first call, and the warmth of daily life matters more to them than the age of the building.
Compare Aegis Living Las Vegas with Nearby Communities
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| Compared | Aegis Living Las VegasLas Vegas, NV 4.7 (41) | Oakmont of the LakesLas Vegas, NV· 0.1 mi 4.3 (63) | Beachport VillaLas Vegas, NV· 0.2 mi No Google rating yet |
|---|---|---|---|
Starting price | $8500/mo | $3095/mo | $4500/mo |
Care types | Memory Care | Assisted Living, Memory Care | Assisted Living, Memory Care |
Total beds | 60 | 140 | 9 |
Memory care beds | 60 | — | — |
Medicaid | Not accepted | Not accepted | Not accepted |
Pet friendly | No | No | No |
Housing type | Community | Residential | Residential |
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Aegis Living Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV
- Starting price
- $8500/mo
- Care types
- Memory Care
- Total beds
- 60
- Memory care beds
- 60
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Community
Oakmont of the Lakes
Las Vegas, NV· 0.1 mi
- Starting price
- $3095/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living, Memory Care
- Total beds
- 140
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Beachport Villa
Las Vegas, NV· 0.2 mi
- Starting price
- $4500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living, Memory Care
- Total beds
- 9
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Location
9100 West Desert Inn Road, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Get DirectionsNearby Essentials
- Hospital:Hospitals and medical offices across the Las Vegas valley are a drive away, giving residents access to specialists and emergency care when it is needed.
- Dining:Restaurants and cafes around Las Vegas are within a short drive, which suits family outings and visits.
- Shopping:Grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday shops in the Las Vegas area are close enough for quick errands between visits.
The community sits in Las Vegas, Nevada, where families can reach it by car from across the valley.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of care does Aegis Living Las Vegas offer?
Aegis Living Las Vegas is a memory care community in Las Vegas, Nevada, with approximately 60 beds, all dedicated to memory care. It focuses entirely on adults living with memory loss, and short respite stays are also offered.
How much does memory care cost at Aegis Living Las Vegas?
Memory care starts at $8,500 per month, which is also the starting price for the community. Your senior advisor can walk you through what that monthly rate covers and how it fits your family's situation.
Does Aegis Living Las Vegas accept Medicaid?
Medicaid is not believed to be accepted, but payment options are worth confirming directly. Your senior advisor can check the current situation for you and explain what other ways families typically pay for memory care.
Are pets allowed at Aegis Living Las Vegas?
Pets are not believed to be allowed at this community, though it is worth confirming before you plan a visit. Your senior advisor can verify the current policy and tell you whether visiting animals are possible.
Does Aegis Living Las Vegas offer respite stays?
Yes, respite stays are offered. A short stay gives family caregivers a break while their loved one experiences daily life in memory care, and it can also help families decide whether a longer move feels right.
Can a married couple live together at Aegis Living Las Vegas?
Families have shared that a couple was able to stay together in one room here, which mattered a great deal to them. Because room availability changes, your senior advisor can confirm what is open for a couple right now.
How many residents live at Aegis Living Las Vegas?
The community has approximately 60 beds, and all of them are memory care. That size lets staff come to know each resident and family, while still offering a full schedule of shared meals and daily activities.
Where is Aegis Living Las Vegas located?
The community is in Las Vegas, Nevada. Your senior advisor can share the exact address, directions, and details about nearby hospitals and the neighborhood when you arrange a visit.
How do I start the move-in process at Aegis Living Las Vegas?
Reach out through the contact form on this page, and your senior advisor will follow up within a business day. They can set up a tour, explain the monthly rate, and talk through timing so the move fits your loved one's needs.
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