Detailed Review: Delmar Gardens of Green Valley

Facility overview

If you're weighing skilled nursing options in the Henderson area, this is one of the larger names on the list. Oasis Nursing and Rehab of Green Valley, formerly Delmar Gardens, is a Medicare and Medicaid certified skilled nursing facility at 100 Delmar Gardens Drive, Henderson, Nevada 89074 (CMS certification number 295041). It's a for-profit community with 242 certified beds and an average of about 187 residents a day. The quality figures throughout this review come from Medicare.gov Care Compare.

At a glance

Key points

• The facility was recently rebranded under new management.
• 242 certified beds
• Medicare and Medicaid certified
• For-profit facility serving the Henderson community

Services offered

Care options

1. Skilled nursing care
   • 24-hour nursing staff on site
   • Care for complex medical conditions
   • Recovery support after hospital discharge
2. Rehabilitation services
   • Physical therapy to improve mobility and strength
   • Occupational therapy focuses on keeping everyday tasks doable. A therapist works one-on-one with each resident to adapt their surroundings, find easier ways to dress and bathe, and work around whatever age or illness has made harder to manage on their own.
   • Speech therapy: addressing communication and swallowing issues
3. Assisted living
   • Support with daily activities (bathing, dressing, medication management)
   • Personalized care plans
4. Memory care
   • Specialized support for residents with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia
   • Secure environment with trained staff
   • Cognitive engagement programs
5. Respite care
   • Short-term care options for caregiver relief
   • Access to all facility amenities and services
6. Hospice services
   • End-of-life care with a focus on comfort and dignity
   • Coordination with hospice providers

Medical and wellness services

• On-site nursing staff available 24/7
• Regular health assessments and monitoring
• Medication management
• Coordination with residents' healthcare providers
• Emergency response system

Amenities and lifestyle

Facility features

• Activity center for social gatherings and events
• Landscaped outdoor areas
• Library and computer lounge
• Beauty shop and barbershop
• Private dining options
• Recently renovated spaces for comfort and accessibility

Daily activities and programs

The facility offers social events, fitness classes, arts and crafts, lectures, music and entertainment, and spiritual services.

• Social events and gatherings
• Fitness classes tailored for seniors
• Arts and crafts sessions
• Educational programs and lectures
• Music and entertainment events

• Spiritual and religious services

Dining services

• Restaurant-style dining room
• Private dining options for family gatherings
• Special dietary accommodations available
• Professional culinary team preparing meals on-site

Staffing and care quality

Staffing levels

According to Medicare.gov Care Compare, the facility reports about 4.3 total nursing hours per resident per day:

• roughly 1.7 hours with licensed nurses (about 0.6 hours with registered nurses and 1.2 hours with licensed practical nurses)
• about 2.5 hours with nurse aides

That's enough coverage for aides and nurses to give residents regular one-on-one attention instead of rushing from room to room.

Quality metrics

According to Medicare.gov Care Compare:

The facility scores above average on staffing and around average on health inspections and quality measures, giving it an overall rating of 3 out of 5 stars. Its most recent standard health inspection, on September 26, 2025, cited 8 health deficiencies. Medicare records show no fines or penalties in the recent period, and the facility does not carry an abuse-warning icon.

Resident experience and satisfaction

Resident experience

• This review does not rely on third-party review scores or marketing badges, which are hard to verify. It uses federal inspection and quality data from Medicare.gov Care Compare. Families should tour the facility in person and speak with current residents and their families to judge day-to-day quality.

Areas of praise

• Compassionate and professional care from staff
• Effective rehabilitation services
• Efforts to accommodate family visits and gatherings

Areas for improvement

• Insurance coordination is a real headache here. Families often juggle several payers at once: Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and a long-term care policy, each with its own rules and coverage limits. When the billing doesn't line up cleanly across providers, it can hold up care and leave families facing charges they never saw coming. Clearer communication would go a long way.
• Room for improvement in overall quality measures

Pricing and financial information

Cost structure

Skilled nursing care is expensive, and this facility does not publish standard private-pay rates. Medicare covers short-term rehabilitation after a qualifying hospital stay, while Medicaid or private pay generally covers longer-term care. Ask the facility directly for a current daily or monthly rate, what it includes, and what your insurance or Medicaid will cover before committing.

Payment options

• Medicare certified
• Medicaid certified
• Private pay
• Potential for long-term care insurance coverage (varies by plan)

Additional fees

This facility's published materials don't specify additional charges, but most senior care facilities add fees for specialized care, personal items, extra therapy sessions, and activities or outings. Ask for a complete fee list when evaluating the facility.

Comparison with local facilities

Medicare star ratings for skilled nursing facilities are not directly comparable to the review scores that third-party sites assign to assisted living communities, so treat any such comparison with caution. To compare skilled nursing options fairly, look up each facility's overall and component ratings on Medicare.gov Care Compare and tour the ones you are considering.

Unique features and programs

• The facility has 242 beds, which means more resources and more care options.
• Rehabilitation services are a strength, especially for recovery after hospitalization.
• The recent rebranding may reflect facility improvements or expanded services.
• Multiple care levels allow residents to move between types of care as their needs change.

Recommendations for prospective residents and families

1. Visit in person. Since the rebranding is recent, see the facility, observe how staff interact with residents, and get a feel for the atmosphere.
2. Ask how care plans are developed and updated, especially if your loved one may need different levels of care over time.
3. Ask about staffing details. Find out about staff turnover, specialized training, and coverage during nights and weekends.
4. Request recent activity schedules to see whether they match your loved one's interests.
5. Get a detailed cost breakdown. Pricing is higher than average, so ask about all potential fees upfront.
6. Ask what the facility is doing to improve its health inspection and quality measure ratings.
7. Talk to current residents or families if you can. They can tell you what daily life is actually like.
8. If rehabilitation matters for your situation, ask about therapy staff qualifications, success rates, and how long people typically stay.
9. Ask how the facility keeps families informed about health updates and changes to care plans.
10. Consider whether the facility can handle your loved one's changing needs over time, given that it offers assisted living through skilled nursing.

Conclusion

Oasis Nursing and Rehab of Green Valley (formerly Delmar Gardens) is a large facility offering assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. Its focus on rehabilitation is strong and its staffing rating is high. The recent rebranding may reflect ongoing changes under the new management.

Costs are higher than average, and there is room for improvement in health inspections and quality measures. You'll need to weigh these factors against your specific care needs and budget.

This facility could work for you if you need comprehensive care. Visit in person, talk to staff and current residents, and ask the questions above before you decide.