Adde Pca Care, INC. — Nevada License Record and What to Ask

Adde Pca Care, INC. received its Nevada personal care license in 2024, making it one of the newer agencies on the register at 2 years. That is not a warning — new licenses issue constantly, including to experienced administrators opening a second operation. The useful question is not how old the license is but how long the administrator has been doing this.

What is Adde Pca Care, INC.'s Nevada license record?

Pulled from the Nevada HCQC registry in November 2026. A license can change after that, so check it with the state before you sign.

Where does Adde Pca Care, INC. operate from?

The address on the license sits in 89146, in or near Spring Valley. Worth asking whether the caregivers they would assign to you also live in that part of the valley, because the ones with long drives are the ones who eventually hand the case back.

What does Adde Pca Care, INC.'s license history tell you?

Newer licenses say very little on their own. What matters is the administrator's history before this license existed and whether the ownership runs other operations you could ask about. The state record shows 1 inspection of Adde Pca Care, INC., in 2024.

Its license covers non-medical help with daily living only. What a licensed caregiver can and cannot do in Nevada.

What should you ask Adde Pca Care, INC. on the first call?

Ask whether you can meet the caregiver before the first shift

Occasionally there is a real scheduling reason this cannot happen. Usually there is not, and a first shift that starts with an introduction goes far better than one that starts with a stranger.

Ask how a care plan gets changed

Needs move. Ask who reassesses, how often, whether a reassessment costs anything, and how much notice is needed to increase or cut hours.

Ask whether they bill long-term care insurers directly

Over a 90-day elimination period, the difference between the agency billing the insurer and you paying and seeking reimbursement is a serious cash-flow question.

Ask about supervisory visits in writing

Put the frequency into your service plan rather than accepting it as a verbal norm — state regulation requires supervision but sets no minimum frequency.

Ask how many caregivers you would actually see

One name and one named backup is the answer you want. A rotating pool is how consistency — and, in dementia care, cooperation — falls apart.

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