North Las Vegas Home Care: 30 Licensed Agencies
NevadaList editorial · 2026-09-16
How many licensed home care agencies serve North Las Vegas?
North Las Vegas has 30 licensed home care agencies as of September 2026, according to the Nevada Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance licensing export. These agencies provide in-home support ranging from personal care assistance to skilled medical services.
Each agency operates under state oversight and must maintain current licensure to deliver care. The roster reflects only active licenses verified through the state’s regulatory database.
Where North Las Vegas ranks among Nevada cities
North Las Vegas ranks fourth in Nevada for licensed agencies. Las Vegas leads with 552 agencies, followed by Henderson with 53 and Reno with 40. Carson City holds the fifth spot with six agencies, while Mesquite has four.
Statewide, Nevada has 703 total licensed home care agencies as of September 2026. The concentration in southern Nevada reflects both population density and the region’s demographic structure, including a significant retirement community.
Understanding personal care vs. home health licenses
Nevada issues two distinct types of home care licenses. Personal-care licenses authorize non-medical assistance with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and light housekeeping. These agencies support clients who need help maintaining independence at home.
Home-health licenses permit skilled medical services. Licensed nurses, therapists, and other clinical staff deliver care that requires professional training and judgment. This includes wound care, medication management, physical therapy, and other clinical interventions.
The licensing records show 430 agencies hold personal-care licenses statewide while 302 hold home-health licenses as of September 2026. Only 29 agencies across Nevada are dual-licensed for both categories. Most providers specialize in one service model rather than maintaining credentials for both.
Most commonly offered services across Nevada
Physical therapy is the most commonly endorsed service statewide, with 288 agencies offering it as of September 2026. Occupational therapy follows closely with 282 agencies. Medical social workers are available through 273 agencies.
Speech therapy appears on 269 agency licenses. Skilled nursing is endorsed by 258 agencies, while 255 agencies employ home health aides. These six services make up the core offerings across Nevada’s home health sector.
Specialized services show lower availability. Nutritional guidance is endorsed by 78 agencies statewide. Sixty-four agencies hold certification as intermediary service organizations, which coordinate employer-directed care models. Pharmaceutical services for home infusion appear on just 26 licenses.
How to verify a Nevada home care agency’s license
The Nevada Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance maintains public licensing records for all home care agencies. State law requires agencies to operate under current, valid licenses. You can check an agency’s status online through the bureau’s verification system.
When reviewing an agency, confirm these details:
- Current license number and expiration date
- License category (personal care, home health, or both)
- Specific service endorsements listed on the license
- Physical business address registered with the state
- Any disciplinary actions or restrictions
The Nevada home care directory provides searchable access to all licensed agencies, with filtering by city and service type. Each listing shows the agency’s current license status pulled directly from state records. The directory updates regularly to reflect new licenses, renewals, and status changes.
Before engaging any provider, ask to see proof of insurance alongside the license. Nevada requires agencies to maintain liability coverage, though the specific amounts vary by license type. The Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance can answer questions about licensing requirements and file complaints about unlicensed providers.