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Circle of Life

Licensed memory care community in Las Vegas, Nevada. 6 beds. Active BHCQC credential 10044-CBL-5.

License snapshot: Circle of Life — Nevada Community Based Living Arrangement - Residential CBLA Facility — credential 10044-CBL-5 — 6 beds — Las Vegas, NV.
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Facility nameCircle of Life
Address5201 Mountain View Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89146
Phone619-289-6495
License typeCommunity Based Living Arrangement - Residential CBLA Facility (CBL)
Credential number10044-CBL-5
StatusActive
Licensed capacity6 resident beds
First licensed05/04/2021
Current renewal through12/31/2026
Disciplinary action on fileNone reported
Administrator / contactOliver Oania (Administrator)

What does Nevada’s inspection record show for Circle of Life?

Nevada’s Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance (BHCQC) lists 9 inspections for Circle of Life, the most recent on Jun 2, 2026. It shows no sanctions.

Inspection dateInspection #Grade recorded
Jun 2, 202679122Not graded
Dec 15, 202575343Not graded
May 27, 202570531Not graded
May 20, 202464069Not graded
Jun 1, 202356573Not graded
Dec 6, 202252775Not graded
Jun 27, 202249362Not graded
Aug 25, 202142376Not graded

Showing the 8 most recent of 9 inspections.

Source: the facility’s public record in the State of Nevada licensee search (BHCQC), retrieved Nov 6, 2026. To read the statement of deficiencies for any inspection, open the Nevada licensee search, choose Health Facilities, and search credential 10044-CBL-5; the state site does not allow direct links to a record.

About this facility

Circle of Life serves Las Vegas families as a memory care option under Nevada BHCQC oversight. The 6-bed community has held credential 10044-CBL-5 continuously since 2021, with the most recent renewal valid through 2026.

Community-Based Living Arrangements (CBLA) and dedicated memory-care wings are the Nevada license categories that most often correspond to specialized dementia and Alzheimer's care. These environments are typically secured to prevent wandering, with staff trained in dementia-specific communication and behavior support. Ask whether the facility's memory-care program is a stand-alone CBLA or a locked unit within a larger assisted-living community — both can be excellent, but the operational model differs.

What to ask when you tour Circle of Life

  1. Is the memory-care environment fully secured, and how is the perimeter monitored?
  2. What dementia-specific training does the direct-care staff receive, and how often?
  3. How are behavioral expressions (anxiety, exit-seeking, aggression) managed without sedation?
  4. What is the activity schedule, and how is it adapted for residents at different stages?
  5. How is family included in care planning and updates?
  6. What is the policy if a resident's care needs progress beyond the program's scope?

How Circle of Life compares to other Las Vegas memory care options

Vegas Senior Advisor tracks every BHCQC-licensed memory care facility in Clark County. When you call (725) 465-8617, our advisors can put Circle of Life side-by-side with other Las Vegas options that match your loved one's care level, budget, and preferred location. There is no fee and no obligation — we are paid by referral partners only when a placement matches.

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Data source + last updated

License data on this page is sourced from the Nevada Department of Public and Behavioral Health, Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance (BHCQC) public license registry. We refresh this data quarterly. Last updated: September 16, 2026. If you spot an inaccuracy, call (725) 465-8617 and we will correct it within one business day.

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