The decision to place a loved one in an assisted care residence is never easy.  There are many practical considerations, not to mention many emotional ones.  We understand the ambivalence you can feel at a time like this, which is why we’re committed to providing the best dementia care services, while devoting ourselves to the attention and support your family needs in this process.

The Willow Creek staff will help you with the steps necessary to facilitate the move and ensure that your loved one's plan of care is designed to enhance their life.

When you can no longer care for a love one suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, let Willow Creek pick up where you left off. We’re the next best thing to family. 

We provide a choice of private and companion accommodations customized for residents with Dementia/Alzheimer's disease.

The floor plans have been designed with the needs of the senior adult in mind, with space to move independently.

We also offer a variety personal services available 24 hours per day.

You will receive a packet with simple paperwork to fill out such as:

• Deposit form and payment agreement
• Admission agreement
• General information about your loved one, including favorite things, diet, and other details that will help our staff relate to them effectively and ensure their stay is enjoyable.
• Emergency Contact information for family, doctors, dentists, etc.
• Consent forms

Your primary care physician will complete and sign the physician's assessment and medical information form, letting us know what medications are required, and providing a prescription order. We will continue to work with the doctor through the resident's stay.

The resident must complete their 2-step Mantous TB test before acceptance. This is a mandate of Nevada state regulations.

Once all the paperwork is completed and prior to move-in, we will schedule a meeting with the Health Care Coordinator and Executive Director to discuss special needs and design a personalized program for your loved one.

We will give you a list of things to bring on moving day, and there will be more papers to sign.

After the move, our caregivers and staff will do everything possible to make the transition a smooth one and help the new resident adjust.