VA Home Health Care for Veterans
in Las Vegas, Nevada
Alara is currently enrolling as a VA Community Care Network provider for Region 4. If you are a veteran in Southern Nevada who needs skilled home health care, join our waitlist and we will contact you as soon as we are accepting VA patients — which we expect to be this fall.
What to Expect
What Is the VA Community Care Network (CCN)?
Why Providers Choose Alara
VA authorizes care. We handle everything else. Most veterans pay nothing out of pocket.
What makes Alara different is simple: we don’t just complete visits — we actively work to keep veterans out of the hospital and safely at home.
Alara Home Care is currently in the credentialing process for region 4 and will take new VA patients as soon as possible.
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The VA Community Care Network connects eligible veterans with trusted providers in their local community when care can’t be delivered quickly enough through a VA facility — or when receiving care at home is the better option.
Alara Home Care is currently credentialing through TriWest Healthcare Alliance, serving VA CCN Region 4, including Nevada.
To receive care through Alara, veterans need:
Enrollment in the VA health care system
A VA referral or authorization
A physician or VA provider order
Once we receive authorization, we move quickly.
Most patients are seen within 48–72 hours.
We handle scheduling, coordination, and clinical staffing so VA teams don’t have to chase follow-ups.
VA social workers and care coordinators don’t just need a provider — they need a partner who follows through.
At Alara, we focus on three things:
Speed: Rapid start of care, typically within 48–72 hours
Communication: Clear updates back to VA teams — no black holes
Hospital Avoidance: We actively identify and intervene on risks before they become ER visits
We don’t wait for problems. We look for them early — and act.
VA Home Health in Southern Nevada: Filling a Critical Gap
We provide the full range of VA-authorized home health services, including:
Skilled Nursing & Therapy
Post-surgical recovery
Wound care
Medication management
Physical and occupational therapy
Ongoing Skilled Care (FFS)
Nursing and therapy visits based on VA-authorized frequency
Flexible care plans tailored to patient needs
Private Duty / Expanded Skilled Care
For high-acuity patients (ALS, spinal cord injuries, complex conditions)
Extended nursing support when needed
Home Health Aide Services
Bathing, grooming, and personal care
Meal preparation and light household support
Designed to help veterans remain independent at home
(Billing structures handled through VA authorization — no burden on the veteran.)
The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System serves more than 240,000 veterans across Clark County. Demand for community-based care continues to outpace what facility-based services alone can support.
Alara Home Care exists to close that gap.
We provide reliable, high-quality home health services for veterans who:
Are homebound or mobility-limited
Need faster access to care
Have been referred to community care by their VA team
We make it easy for VA teams to get patients seen quickly and safely at home.
VA Home Health Services Available Through Alara
Care Needs We Support for Veterans at Home
Veterans are typically referred to Alara when something has changed — a hospitalization, a new diagnosis, a decline in strength, or a situation at home that isn’t sustainable anymore.
We step in to stabilize the situation, support recovery, and help the veteran stay safely at home.
Common reasons for referral include:
Skilled nursing for wound care, medication management, and clinical monitoring
Physical therapy to rebuild strength, improve balance, and reduce fall risk
Occupational therapy to help veterans safely bathe, dress, and function at home
Support after hospitalization, surgery, stroke, or injury
Ongoing management of conditions like COPD, heart failure, and diabetes
Mobility decline, frequent falls, or increasing weakness
Home health aide support for bathing, grooming, and daily routines
Some veterans need short-term recovery support. Others need ongoing care to remain stable at home.
We meet them where they are — and adjust the plan of care as their needs change.
For VA Providers: How to Refer to Alara
Referring to Alara is straightforward — and we move fast.
Call us directly at (702) 814-9630 or submit through your standard VA community care process.
Once we receive the referral:
We contact the veteran within 4 business hours
Verify authorization
Schedule start of care (typically within 48–72 hours)
What we need:
Veteran name and contact info
VA authorization number
Physician order (services + frequency)
Medication list (if available)
We handle everything else — including coordination, scheduling, and follow-up.
For complex cases, our clinical director is available to consult before referral.
