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Please watch Nevada Senior Services featured on The Morning Blend 08/21/2018

Nevada Senior Services (including adult day health care centers, Alzheimer’s disease specific programs, community-based services and clinical programs) is dedicated to improving the physical, spiritual and emotional health of individuals and families by providing a comprehensive range of health, education, and social services for those facing the challenges of chronic disease, disability and aging. Nevada Senior Services responds to the important mission of supporting seniors and disabled adults in their effort to remain independent with dignity in the community, maintaining quality of life and avoiding institutionalization.  Klein stated, “Our organization has long recognized that success in maintaining our participants in the community over time is as much dependent on the support system we provide care partners as the programs we provide our participants.”

An innovative organization, Nevada Senior Services launched the trailblazing programs in Creative Aging 2011), Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment Program (2011), Stanford University Chronic Disease Self-Management Program workshops (2012), Bright Pathways Early Memory Loss Program (2010), Connections Memory Loss Program (2011), RCI REACH (2012), Respite and Supportive Services (2014), Be Well Programs (2013) BRI Care Consultation (2016), NCOA Aging Mastery Program (2017), Stay Strong Stay Healthy Program (2017) and Care Transitions for Dementia Patients (2017). In 2015 Nevada Senior Services became the Aging and Disability Resource Center for Southern Nevada (Clark, Nye, Esmeralda and Lincoln Counties) providing access to services and options counseling for seniors, adults with disabilities and caregivers.

“All services at Nevada Senior Services have been wonderful! I am so grateful for the caring and professional staff that you have. Thank you for all that you do.” ~ Geriatric Assessment Client 8/21/18

"There are only four kinds of people in the world:  Those who have been caregivers, Those who are currently caregivers, Those who will be caregivers, Those who will need caregivers." - Rosalynn Carter