Summerset Reno Assisted Living offers assisted living for up to 110 residents in a residential, home-style Reno setting, with pets allowed and respite stays available.
- Assisted living
- Pet friendly
- Respite stays
- Residential setting
Why Families Choose Summerset Reno Assisted Living
- Assisted living in a residential, home-style setting on Sharlands Avenue in Reno
- Pets are allowed, so a companion can move in with the resident
- Respite stays are offered for short-term needs such as a caregiver's break or a recovery period
- Daily help with bathing, dressing, and medication from on-site staff
- Meals served in a shared dining room, with housekeeping and laundry handled for residents
About Summerset Reno Assisted Living
Summerset Reno Assisted Living combines a residential, home-style setting with room for 110 residents, a pairing that gives this Reno, Nevada community both the capacity of a larger address and the feel of a house. Assisted living is the single type of care offered here, so the whole community is organized around helping adults with the everyday tasks that have become harder to manage alone, while leaving them in charge of how they spend their days.
The residential character is the first thing that sets the place apart. A home-style setting means the spaces are meant to be lived in rather than passed through, with the kind of ordinary comforts people associate with a house: a place to sit with a neighbor, a room to call your own, and a daily rhythm that follows the residents instead of an institutional schedule. At 110 beds, the community is large enough to offer company at any hour of the day, yet it keeps the domestic tone that many older adults say they miss most after leaving their own home.
Pets are allowed at Summerset Reno Assisted Living, and that detail shapes the atmosphere more than it might seem. For many older adults, a dog or a cat is the last daily companion who has been with them through the years, and giving up that animal can make a move feel like a loss on top of a loss. Here, a resident can bring that companion along, which keeps familiar routines intact, from the morning feeding to the quiet hours in the evening when a pet settles nearby.
Respite stays are also offered, which opens the community to people who are not ready to make a permanent move. A respite stay lets a person live here for a limited time, with the same assisted living support that long-term residents receive, while a family caregiver rests, travels, recovers from an illness of their own, or simply takes a breather from the demands of daily care. It also gives the older adult a real experience of the community, including the people, the surroundings, and the pace of the day, before any longer commitment is made.
Assisted living at this community means support with the routines of daily life, delivered in a setting where residents keep their independence wherever they can. The idea is to step in where help is needed and step back where it is not, so that a resident who wants to manage most of the day on their own can do so, and a resident who needs a steady hand with certain tasks can count on one. Because the community offers this one type of care, the staff and the surroundings are focused on it rather than divided among several different programs.
The community sits in Reno, Nevada, which matters to the many local families who want a parent or spouse to stay close to the city they know. Remaining in the same community means shorter trips for visits, a continued connection to familiar neighborhoods, and the chance for relatives to drop in on an ordinary weekday rather than planning a long journey. A residential setting makes those visits feel natural, closer to stopping by a relative's house than reporting to an office.
Monthly pricing for assisted living at Summerset Reno Assisted Living appears in the price box on this page, which keeps the current figures in one place and out of the narrative. Medicaid is not part of what the community offers, so families who plan to rely on it should confirm that point directly during the conversation with their advisor. Families paying privately will find a straightforward arrangement built around one level of care and one setting.
Taken together, the community suits an older adult who wants help with daily living in a place that feels like a home, who may want to keep a pet close, and whose family values the option of a short stay before a longer one. The home-style setting, the allowance for pets, the respite option, and the Reno location give Summerset Reno Assisted Living a character of its own among assisted living communities in northern Nevada.
Environment
The community has a residential, home-style character, with room for 110 residents in a Reno setting that is meant to feel like a lived-in house rather than an institution.
Services
Assisted living is the one type of care offered, giving residents support with the routines of daily life, and respite stays are available for people who need care for a limited time.
Resident Experience
Residents keep their independence wherever they can and receive help where they need it, and those who arrive with a dog or cat can bring that companion along into daily routines.
Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact your local advisor for the latest figures.
Advisor Insight on
Summerset Reno Assisted Living
Summerset Reno Assisted Living is one of the few Reno communities where a pet can move in alongside the resident, and the respite option lets families try a short stay before deciding on a longer one.
Amenities & Services
Review Highlights
Residents and families describe attentive, welcoming staff who adapt as needs change, along with activities, dining, and rooms that make daily life feel comfortable.
What People Like
- Watchful, flexible caregivers
- Lively activity calendar
- Dining and food residents enjoy
- Rooms and decor with a homelike feel
Things to consider
- Medicaid questions are best confirmed directly
- Current room availability varies
Compare Summerset Reno Assisted Living with Nearby Communities
Use this comparison to evaluate pricing, care availability, and key differences between similar communities in Reno, NV.
| Compared | Summerset Reno Assisted LivingReno, NV 4.7 (21) | Summerset Reno Memory CareReno, NV· 0.1 mi 4.6 (20) | Stone Valley Memory CareReno, NV· 0.6 mi 4.4 (19) |
|---|---|---|---|
Starting price | $5545/mo | $6895/mo | — |
Care types | Assisted Living | Assisted Living, Memory Care | Assisted Living, Memory Care |
Total beds | 110 | 103 | 66 |
Medicaid | Not accepted | Not accepted | Not accepted |
Pet friendly | Yes | No | Yes |
Housing type | Residential | Residential | Residential |
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Summerset Reno Assisted Living
Reno, NV
- Starting price
- $5545/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 110
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- Yes
- Housing type
- Residential
Summerset Reno Memory Care
Reno, NV· 0.1 mi
- Starting price
- $6895/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living, Memory Care
- Total beds
- 103
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Stone Valley Memory Care
Reno, NV· 0.6 mi
- Care types
- Assisted Living, Memory Care
- Total beds
- 66
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- Yes
- Housing type
- Residential
Location
6215 SHARLANDS AVE, Reno, NV 89523
Get DirectionsNearby Essentials
- Hospital:Reno's hospitals and medical offices are a drive from Sharlands Avenue, and on-site staff coordinate transportation and care for residents who need appointments.
- Dining:Residents eat most meals together in the community's own dining room, while family visits out can be planned around the restaurants found across Reno's neighborhoods.
- Shopping:Grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday errands are available around the Sharlands Avenue area, so families can pick up favorite items on the way to a visit.
A residential street in Reno where the community keeps a quiet, home-style scale. Neighbors, local traffic, and daily errands stay close to the front door.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of care does Summerset Reno Assisted Living offer?
Summerset Reno Assisted Living provides assisted living in a residential, home-style setting in Reno, Nevada. Short respite stays are also offered for families who need temporary support or want to try the community before a longer move.
How much does Summerset Reno Assisted Living cost?
Pricing starts at $4,945 per month. Assisted living is $5,545 per month, and independent living is listed at $4,945 per month. Your senior advisor can walk through what each level includes and how the monthly rate is set.
Does Summerset Reno Assisted Living accept Medicaid?
Medicaid is not currently expected to be accepted, but it is worth confirming directly before you plan around it. Your senior advisor can check the current payment options for you and explain what private-pay arrangements look like.
Does Summerset Reno Assisted Living allow pets?
Yes, pets are allowed at Summerset Reno Assisted Living. Ask your senior advisor about any size or type guidelines so you can plan for a move with a companion animal.
Are respite stays available?
Yes, respite stays are offered. They suit families who need a short break from caregiving, a recovery period after a hospital visit, or a trial run of daily life at the community before deciding on a permanent move.
How many residents can Summerset Reno Assisted Living serve?
The community has 110 beds in total. Despite that capacity, the setting is residential and home-style, and staff come to know residents and their routines closely.
Where is Summerset Reno Assisted Living located?
The community is in Reno, Nevada, at 6215 Sharlands Ave. Your senior advisor can share directions and help you plan a visit that fits your schedule.
What is daily life like for residents?
Residents describe a full calendar of activities, meals they look forward to, and rooms with a comfortable, decorated feel. Staff are known for being welcoming and for adjusting support as a resident's needs shift.
How do I start moving in to Summerset Reno Assisted Living?
Share your details through the contact form on this page. Your senior advisor follows up within a business day to set a tour time and walk through room options, current pricing, and what a move-in timeline could look like.
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