Resources for Senior Citizens Living in Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas, Nevada has a large seniors community. Many retirees decide to come here for the weather and to enjoy the laid-back lifestyle this area offers.

Some seniors, however, find themselves in a financial bind, due to a fixed income, having to pay for healthcare out-of-pocket, illness and other difficulties that come along.

If you are a senior residing in Las Vegas or you have a family member living here, there are a number of services that are available to assist our older citizens with health concerns, counseling, adult daycare needs, transportation, employment, food, companionship, legal matters and more.


Alzheimer's Association
Desert Southwest Chapter
So. Nevada Regional Office:
5190 South Valley View Blvd
Suite 101
Las Vegas, Nevada 89228
1-702 248-2770
FAX 1-702-248-2771
Help Line 1-(800) 272-3900
Website: http://www.alzaz.org/southern_nv.htm
The Alzheimer's Association has services for individuals suffering from Alzheimer's disease .
There is a $25 fee for basic membership.

American Association of Retired Persons(AARP)
Senior Employment Program
31 North Mojave
Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 648-3356
If you are a senior, 65-years-old or more, who is financially needy, contact the local AARP to find out about their Senior Employment Program, where they offer assistance for job training and finding suitable employment.

Arthritis Foundation
2660 S. Rainbow Boulevard
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
1-(702) 367-1626
Fax 1-(702) 367-6381
The Arthritis Foundation has services and support for those who suffer from arthritis, no matter what age they are. To participate in their aquatics class, you must bring your own swimming suit and provide a permission form from your doctor. There is a yearly $52.00  fee, if you want to take the aquatic class They also offer skills training and helpful literature related to arthritis.