Brookdale Senior Living

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6031 W Cheyenne Ave

Las Vegas, NV 89108

+1 (702) 920-0717

http://www.emeritus.com

Brookdale Senior Living in Las Vegas, NV is a community dedicated to providing personalized care and support for seniors in a comfortable and secure environment.

With a focus on promoting independence and well-being, Brookdale offers a range of services and amenities to meet the unique needs of each resident.

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Marilyn R.

10/4/2023

My sister lived at Brookdale Las Vegas for eight months until she passed away. The professional care team lead by Saida was competent, professional and respectful. Her lead caregiver Sandra, was...

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Kristine P.

5/22/2018

This place is a huge scam. Do not let them take advantage of you like they have us. My mom moved here after her stoke about a year ago was told that she was fine although her care level would be...

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Eliza S.

3/30/2016

Since Brookdale bought Emeritus assisted living (March 2014) the place has turned into a nightmare. My mother lived there for nearly four years (until Janury 2016). In the two years that Brookdale...

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Carol O.

4/19/2017

We moved my father in law into Brookdale Cheyenne August 2016. They promise weekly cleaning and laundry. We agreed to pay to have his medications delivered by them. During the 7 months he was...

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Martha A.

11/6/2018

Contrary to the previous reviews my experience with moving my mom into this community was beyond exceptional!...i moved my mom here from Buffalo NY this past summer...Brookdale at Cheyenne was the...

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