Northern Nevada State Veterans Home (Sparks)

• Check out the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home (NNSVH) walk-through tour video on YouTube.
• Donate to the NNSVH through the NDVS website.

Quality Care and Just Like Home

The design and concept of the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home (NNSVH) is like no other. While it offers the highest level of skilled care, it will never feel like a hospital or institution. The 102,000 square foot facility has 96 beds and features a host of amenities. Veterans have their own private room and share a den, living room and kitchen with 15 other residents.

A “Town Hall" has a restaurant, coffee bistro, sports bar, therapy gym, beauty/barber shop, general commissary store as well as parade grounds for military and patriotic ceremonies. Additionally, the “Town Hall" serves as a gathering place, hub and heart for area Veteran Service Organizations and other Veteran Support or Advocacy groups. 

NNSVH is overseen by the Nevada Department of Veterans Services and managed by Avalon Health Care Management.

• Type of Care Provided – Short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, memory care.
• Long Term Care – Assistance with daily living, showering, dressing, meals, personal care.
• Short-Term Care – Typically follows a hospital stay and may involve Physical, Occupational or Speech Therapy.
• Memory Care – A secure community that focuses on engaging activities of daily living for veterans with dementia.

Click here for a Fact Sheet on the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home.

Pursuant to NRS 449.101, neither the Southern nor Northern State Veterans Homes discriminate or permit discrimination in any form of its residents to include, without limitation, bullying, abuse or harassment on the basis of actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression or HIV status, or based on association with another person on account of that person’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression or HIV status.

If a resident feels they have experienced prohibited discrimination, under the law they may file a complaint with the Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health by calling 775-684-4200 or emailing dpbh@health.nv.gov.