The question I hear most from relocating clients over 55 is not about property tax or HOA dues. It is some version of "how good is the medical care in Henderson, really?" It is the right question, and it deserves a specific answer instead of a brochure line. Henderson has two hospital systems operating within about fifteen minutes of the MacDonald Highlands area, one of which has earned an A from the Leapfrog patient-safety watchdog in thirteen consecutive grading cycles, and it has an unusually deep bench of concierge and membership-based primary care for a city of its size. It also has a real estate market where the answer to that question shows up in the price: 957 homes closed in the last 90 days at a $488,000 median.
I run Nevada Real Estate Group, and across the 9,600+ closings we've represented, the relocations that go smoothly are the ones where the buyer solved the doctor problem before the house problem. So this guide does the reference work first, hospital by hospital and practice by practice, and then ties each campus to the neighborhoods and price points around it. One caution up front, repeated at the end: this is general reference, not medical advice. Rankings, accreditations, fees, and physician panels change. Confirm insurance participation directly with every hospital and practice before you rely on any of it.
Henderson's medical care outperforms its size. Henderson Hospital has earned 13 straight Leapfrog A grades, St. Rose Dominican's Siena Campus is a 366-bed tertiary hub with the city's only pediatric ER, and freestanding ERs serve Green Valley Ranch and Cadence. Concierge options run from MDVIP internists to a $95 monthly direct primary care practice. Nearby homes closed at a $488,000 Henderson median in 90 days. General reference, not medical advice; confirm insurance participation directly.
- Henderson Hospital opened in 2016 and has held a Leapfrog A every cycle since, 13 straight as of late 2024.
- St. Rose Siena is the 366-bed tertiary hub: Level III trauma, open-heart surgery, TAVR, and Henderson's only pediatric ER.
- Freestanding ERs at Green Valley Ranch and Cadence are often the fastest doors for those neighborhoods.
- Henderson Direct Primary Care charges about $95 per month for unlimited visits with no insurance middleman.
- ZIP 89052 near Siena sold at a $640,000 median; ZIP 89074 near the GVR freestanding ER sold at $438,000.
How Good Is the Medical Care in Henderson, Really?
Start with the honest framing. Henderson is a suburb of roughly 330,000 people, and most suburbs that size have one community hospital and a referral pattern that sends anything serious downtown. Henderson has two systems, Valley Health System's Henderson Hospital and Dignity Health's St. Rose Dominican, and between them they cover cardiac surgery, trauma, stroke, neonatal intensive care, pediatric emergency medicine, and robotic surgery inside the city limits. For anything beyond local scope, the academic and specialty centers in Las Vegas are twenty to thirty minutes away.
The reason this matters to a buyer is that proximity to care is not an abstraction when you are 68 and choosing where to spend the next twenty years. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Nevada's population aged 65 and over has been one of the fastest-growing segments in the state, and Henderson has absorbed a disproportionate share of that growth through its age-restricted and low-maintenance communities. Those buyers are, in my experience, the most rigorous researchers I work with: they want to know which hospital is accredited for what, and whether a house in Anthem sits closer to a cardiac program than one in Green Valley Ranch.
The short version is that both systems earn national recognition, each leads in a different specialty, and the concierge layer on top is deeper than in most cities Henderson's size. I have organized the long version as a reference sheet, not a recommendation, because the right fit depends on your insurance and your doctors, and nobody selling you a house should be telling you which hospital to trust.
What Hospitals Serve Henderson in 2026?
Three hospital campuses operate inside Henderson, two of them full-service acute-care hospitals and one a smaller legacy campus with an emergency department. Here is how they compare on the dimensions relocating buyers ask me about, with every accreditation and ranking phrased the way the issuing body phrases it.
| Dimension | Henderson Hospital (Valley Health System) | St. Rose Dominican, Siena Campus (Dignity Health) | St. Rose Dominican, Rose de Lima Campus (Dignity Health) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Galleria Dr. off U.S. 95 | 3001 St. Rose Pkwy. | 102 E. Lake Mead Pkwy., old Henderson |
| Opened | 2016 | Modern tertiary campus | 1947, the original Henderson hospital |
| Ownership | For-profit (Valley Health System) | Nonprofit (Dignity Health) | Nonprofit (Dignity Health) |
| Beds | Community acute-care hospital | 366 beds | Smaller campus |
| Patient safety | Leapfrog A every cycle since opening; 13 straight as of late 2024 | See current Leapfrog grade | See current Leapfrog grade |
| Trauma | Not a designated trauma center | Level III trauma center | Emergency department only |
| Cardiac | Advanced Primary Heart Attack Center | Open-heart surgery program; TAVR | Not applicable |
| Stroke | Advanced Primary Stroke Center | Tertiary hub | Not applicable |
| Neonatal | Level III NICU | Level III NICU | Not applicable |
| Pediatric emergency | General ER | Henderson's only pediatric ER and pediatric ICU | General ER |
| Robotic surgery | da Vinci Xi, Mako, Mazor X | Joint replacement, spinal fusion rated High Performing by U.S. News | Not applicable |
| Freestanding ERs | Green Valley Ranch and Cadence | None in Henderson | None |
| Closest hubs | Cadence, Lake Las Vegas, Green Valley Ranch (via ER) | Seven Hills, MacDonald Highlands, Anthem, Inspirada | Downtown Henderson, Water Street district |
The table is a starting point, not a verdict. Leapfrog grades update twice a year, U.S. News ratings update annually, and accreditations are renewed on their own cycles, so check each one before you make a decision that depends on it. What the table does show is a structural fact that surprises relocating buyers: the two systems are complementary rather than redundant. Henderson Hospital's strength is measurable safety performance and a fast, modern acute-care operation with two satellite ERs. Siena's strength is depth, the tertiary programs a suburb usually has to drive downtown for.
Why Do Henderson Hospital's 13 Straight Leapfrog A Grades Matter?
The Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade is the closest thing American healthcare has to a consumer report card on avoidable harm. According to The Leapfrog Group, the grade scores nearly 3,000 general hospitals twice a year, spring and fall, on more than 30 measures of errors, injuries, accidents, and infections, using data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and Leapfrog's own hospital survey. Roughly a third of graded hospitals earn an A in any given cycle; earning one in every cycle since opening is a different achievement, because it means the hospital never had a bad six months on hand hygiene, medication safety, ICU staffing, or hospital-acquired infections.
Henderson Hospital opened in 2016 and has earned an A in every grading cycle since, thirteen straight as of late 2024, along with Leapfrog Top General Hospital and Top Teaching Hospital honors. The clinical accreditations stack on top of that: it is accredited as an Advanced Primary Heart Attack Center and an Advanced Primary Stroke Center, it runs a Level III NICU, and it operates robotic surgery across three platforms, the da Vinci Xi for general and urologic procedures, the Mako for joint replacement, and the Mazor X for spine.
Why does a real estate agent care? Because it changes where a client is comfortable living. I've had buyers arrive with a printed Leapfrog list and a highlighter. A consistent A grade guarantees nothing about your individual outcome and says nothing about whether the hospital is in your Medicare Advantage network, but it does answer whether the nearest acute-care hospital runs a disciplined operation. For the neighborhoods along the U.S. 95 corridor, from Cadence out to Lake Las Vegas, Henderson Hospital is that nearest hospital, and the grade is a reasonable reason to feel good about it.
How Do the Two St. Rose Dominican Campuses Differ?
St. Rose Dominican is the Dignity Health nonprofit system that has served Henderson since 1947, and its two Henderson campuses could not be more different in scale. The Siena Campus at 3001 St. Rose Parkway is the tertiary hub for the whole southeast valley: 366 beds, a Level III trauma center, an open-heart surgery program, a Level III NICU, and Henderson's only pediatric emergency room and pediatric intensive care unit. If a child in Henderson needs an ER with pediatric specialists on staff, Siena is where the ambulance goes.
The ratings agencies have noticed. According to U.S. News & World Report, Siena rates High Performing across a long list of procedures and conditions, including aortic valve surgery, spinal fusion, joint replacement, and transcatheter aortic valve replacement, the catheter-based TAVR procedure that has replaced open surgery for many older patients with aortic stenosis. According to Newsweek, Siena placed fifth among Nevada hospitals in its 2025 rankings. For a retiree with a cardiac history, that combination of an open-heart program and TAVR inside the city is the single most reassuring line in this guide.
The Rose de Lima Campus at 102 East Lake Mead Parkway is the original 1947 hospital in old Henderson, now a smaller campus with an emergency department. It matters mostly to the neighborhoods around downtown Henderson and the Water Street district, where it remains the closest ER, and to buyers who like the older, more walkable part of the city. One more note for people willing to drive: St. Rose's sister campus, San Martín, in the southwest valley, topped Newsweek's 2025 Nevada rankings. It is not in Henderson, but it is on the same Dignity Health chart and the same insurance contracts, and some of my clients in Inspirada treat it as their second option.
Where Are the Freestanding ERs, and Which Neighborhoods Do They Serve?
A freestanding emergency room is a full ER, staffed and equipped for emergencies, that is not physically attached to a hospital. Henderson Hospital runs two of them, one at Green Valley Ranch and one at Cadence, and in my experience with clients who have used them, they are often the fastest doors in the city for the neighborhoods around them. The catch, which every relocating buyer should understand before they need it, is that a freestanding ER stabilizes and transfers; if you need admission or surgery, you are moved to the main campus or another hospital.
The Green Valley Ranch ER serves the densest cluster of established Henderson neighborhoods: Green Valley Ranch itself, Green Valley South, MacDonald Ranch, and the older Green Valley subdivisions along Eastern Avenue and Green Valley Parkway. That footprint spans ZIP codes 89012, 89052, and 89074, which between them carried 909 active listings on September 3, 2026, at median list prices of $669,999, $675,000, and $498,950 respectively. The Cadence ER anchors the east side, where the Cadence master plan and the surrounding Lake Mead Parkway corridor have been adding rooftops faster than almost anywhere else in the city.
Where you live decides which door you use. A buyer in Seven Hills, directly off St. Rose Parkway, is closer to Siena's full-service ER than to either freestanding facility. A buyer in Green Valley Ranch is a short drive from the Green Valley Ranch ER. A buyer in Cadence has a freestanding ER at the front door and Henderson Hospital up the U.S. 95 corridor. None of that should decide a purchase on its own, but for a household with a fragile family member it is a legitimate tiebreaker, and I raise it on the first tour rather than the last.
How Does Concierge Medicine Work in Henderson?
Concierge and membership medicine is the part of Henderson's healthcare picture that surprises out-of-state buyers most, because it is deeper here than in most cities of comparable size. The idea is simple: instead of a primary-care physician carrying a panel of 2,000 or more patients and seeing you for twelve minutes, you pay a membership fee that lets the doctor carry a much smaller panel and give you unhurried appointments, same-day or next-day access, and a direct line. The models differ in what the fee covers and whether insurance stays in the picture, and those differences matter enough to warrant a table.
| Dimension | MDVIP-affiliated internist | Direct primary care (DPC) | Hybrid clinic and mobile concierge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Henderson examples | About a half dozen established internal-medicine physicians | Henderson Direct Primary Care (Dr. Ryan LaBuz) | White Coat Concierge |
| Fee structure | Annual membership | Flat monthly membership, about $95, with an extended tier | Membership primary care plus per-visit mobile services |
| Insurance role | Most still bill insurance for routine care; membership covers the wellness program and access | No insurance middleman for primary care; keep coverage for hospital and specialty care | Varies by service; confirm directly |
| What the fee buys | Small panel, extensive yearly wellness workup, same- or next-day visits, after-hours access | Unlimited visits, direct texting, deeply discounted in-house labs; extended tier adds evenings, weekends, house calls | In-home urgent care, telemedicine, primary care that comes to you |
| Best fit | Medicare-age patient who wants a traditional internist with more time | Self-employed, high-deductible, or cash-pay household that wants predictable primary-care cost | Household that values house calls and after-hours mobility over a fixed clinic |
| Confirm before joining | Panel openings, Medicare participation, fee | Which labs are included, how referrals work | Service area, response times, pricing |
The MDVIP model is the one most retirees recognize. According to MDVIP, its affiliated physicians keep small panels and deliver an extensive annual wellness program, and most continue to bill Medicare or private insurance for the routine care on top of the membership. Direct primary care flips the arrangement: the flat monthly fee replaces insurance billing for primary care entirely, which is why it appeals to people who are self-employed or carrying a high-deductible plan. The hybrid mobile model is newest and least standardized, and it is the one where I most strongly urge clients to interview before joining. Fees, panels, and services vary widely across all three; treat every figure here as a reference point to verify, not a quote.
Which Concierge and Membership Practices Operate in Henderson?
Here is the roster as compiled in September 2026, presented as a reference sheet rather than a recommendation. I have no financial relationship with any of these practices, and I would put the same caveat on each one: interview the physician, confirm the fee, and confirm whether your insurance or Medicare plan is accepted for the care the membership does not cover.
MDVIP-affiliated internists. A half dozen established Henderson internal-medicine physicians practice under the MDVIP model: small panels, an annual membership covering an extensive yearly wellness workup, same- or next-day visits, and after-hours access. Most still bill insurance for routine care. This is the model I see chosen most often by clients moving from the Bay Area or Southern California who already had a concierge doctor and want to replicate the relationship.
Henderson Direct Primary Care. Dr. Ryan LaBuz's direct-primary-care practice charges a flat monthly membership of around $95, with an extended tier that adds evenings, weekends, and house calls. The membership buys unlimited visits, direct texting with the doctor, and deeply discounted in-house labs, with no insurance middleman for primary care. At $95 a month the annual cost is about $1,140, which is the number a self-employed buyer should weigh against the primary-care portion of an insurance premium.
White Coat Concierge. A hybrid clinic and mobile practice offering in-home urgent care, telemedicine, and membership primary care that comes to you. For a household with mobility limits or a caregiver at home, the house-call model can be the difference between managing a condition and managing a series of trips.
Other local practices. Bertoli Health and Wellness, Horizon View Medical Clinic, and Regenerate Medical Concierge, the last of these at The District at Green Valley Ranch, all run membership or concierge-style primary care inside Henderson. Parker Medical, just over the line in Las Vegas, covers whole families from pediatrics to geriatrics, which matters for the multigenerational households that increasingly buy in Henderson to keep aging parents and young children under one roof or on one street.
Across the closings we've represented for relocating retirees, the pattern I see is that the buyers who join a membership practice in the first sixty days report the smoothest first year. The ones who wait until they are sick discover that new-patient appointments in the valley can run weeks out, a problem covered in more depth in our Las Vegas healthcare guide for new residents.
What Does Medicare Look Like for a Henderson Retiree?
Most of the buyers asking me about Henderson hospitals are on Medicare or about to be, so the federal numbers belong in this guide even though they are not Henderson-specific. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the standard Medicare Part B monthly premium for 2026 is $202.90, up from $185.00 in 2025, and the Part B annual deductible is $283. The Part A inpatient hospital deductible, the amount you owe for a hospital stay in each benefit period, is $1,736 for 2026. Higher-income beneficiaries pay a surcharge on top, and every figure resets each year, so confirm the current ones at Medicare.gov before you budget.
The piece that actually decides your Henderson experience is the plan type. Original Medicare with a supplement lets you use any hospital or physician that accepts Medicare, which in practice means both Henderson systems and the Las Vegas academic centers. A Medicare Advantage plan trades a lower premium for a network, and networks in Southern Nevada are not uniform: a plan may include one Henderson hospital system and not the other, or include a system's main campus but route primary care through its own contracted clinics. This is exactly where "confirm insurance participation directly" stops being boilerplate. Before you buy a house because it is close to Siena, confirm that the plan you intend to carry includes Siena.
Concierge fees layer on top. An MDVIP membership sits alongside Medicare, and the physician typically bills Medicare for covered services. A direct primary care membership at about $95 a month replaces the primary-care visit, but you still need Part A, Part B, and a supplement or Advantage plan for everything a primary-care doctor cannot do. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, adults over 65 average more physician visits and more hospital use than any other age group, which is the practical argument for solving the doctor question before the moving truck arrives rather than after.
Which Henderson Neighborhoods Sit Closest to Each Hospital?
Now the part only a real estate agent can add. The hospitals do not move, so the question becomes which neighborhoods sit near which campus, and what those neighborhoods cost right now. The figures below are based on GLVAR listings pulled through the Repliers feed on September 3, 2026, for the 90 days ending that date, residential only, and they are the same data that powers the listings on this site.
| Area | Nearest full-service campus | Active listings | Median list price | Closed (90 days) | Median sold price | Median days on market | Sold price per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZIP 89052 (Seven Hills, Anthem, Sun City Anthem) | St. Rose Siena | 378 | $675,000 | 131 | $640,000 | 34 | $288 |
| ZIP 89012 (MacDonald Highlands, Green Valley Ranch) | St. Rose Siena / GVR freestanding ER | 285 | $669,999 | 101 | $595,000 | 35 | $293 |
| ZIP 89044 (Anthem south, Inspirada) | St. Rose Siena | 269 | $550,000 | 161 | $525,000 | 36 | $260 |
| ZIP 89074 (Green Valley, Green Valley South) | GVR freestanding ER / Siena | 246 | $498,950 | 102 | $438,000 | 28 | $255 |
| Green Valley Ranch (subdivision match) | GVR freestanding ER | 45 | $515,000 | 25 | $535,000 | 21 | $293 |
| Henderson, all ZIPs | Varies | 2,432 | $533,527 | 957 | $488,000 | 34 | $257 |
Two patterns jump out. First, the ZIP codes clustered around St. Rose Parkway and the I-215 corridor, 89052 and 89012, are the most expensive in the city, with 90-day median sales of $640,000 and $595,000 against the citywide $488,000. Second, the value corridor for a buyer who wants hospital access without the Seven Hills price tag runs through ZIP 89074 and the older Green Valley neighborhoods, where the median sale was $438,000, the median days on market was a brisk 28, and the Green Valley Ranch freestanding ER is a short drive. ZIP 89044, the southern Anthem ZIP shared with Inspirada, splits the difference at $525,000, and the Anthem master plan carries the deepest 55-plus inventory in the city through Sun City Anthem.
Green Valley Ranch as a subdivision deserves its own line. It carried 45 active listings at a $515,000 median list on September 3, with a range from $349,000 to $2,800,000, and its 180-day sold median of $575,000 across 55 closings ran above the 90-day figure of $535,000, which tells you the higher-end product in the neighborhood cleared earlier in the summer. For a buyer weighing that neighborhood specifically, our Green Valley Ranch buyer's guide goes street by street.
How Does Proximity to Care Show Up in Henderson Home Prices?
I want to be careful here, because it is easy to overclaim. Henderson homes are not more expensive because a hospital is nearby; they are more expensive because of schools, master-plan amenities, elevation, views, and the age of the housing stock, and the hospitals were built where the people already were. What I can say from the data is that the premium is real and that healthcare access travels with it. The Henderson citywide 90-day median of $488,000 sits $51,052 above the Las Vegas citywide median of $436,948 across 3,041 closings in the same window, and Henderson homes took 34 days to sell against 28 in Las Vegas, which is what you expect from a higher-priced, more deliberate buyer pool.
According to Las Vegas REALTORS, the association whose MLS these figures come from, Henderson has consistently carried the highest median among the valley's major submarkets, and the ZIP-level data above shows the gradient inside the city: $640,000 in 89052 at the top, $438,000 in 89074 at the bottom, a spread of $202,000 across neighborhoods that share the same two hospital systems. At the luxury end, Henderson's $1 million-and-up segment closed 80 homes in 90 days at a $1,662,500 median and $423 per square foot, with 388 active listings at a $2,336,583 median ask. Buyers at that tier in MacDonald Highlands or Ascaya are typically the ones with an MDVIP or concierge physician already lined up, and Siena is their nearest campus.
The practical takeaway for a relocating buyer is that you do not have to pay the Seven Hills premium to be near excellent care. A $438,000 home in ZIP 89074 is inside the same freestanding-ER footprint and the same Siena referral radius as a $640,000 home in 89052. What the extra $202,000 buys is the master plan, the elevation, and the newer build, not a better hospital. That is worth knowing before you decide how much house you need, and it is the conversation I have with most retiree clients on the first day.
What Are Henderson's Medical Strengths, and When Do You Still Drive to Las Vegas?
Cardiac care is the standout. Siena runs an open-heart surgery program and offers TAVR, and Henderson Hospital carries Advanced Primary Heart Attack Center accreditation, which means a heart attack in almost any Henderson neighborhood is a short trip from an accredited door. Orthopedics and joint replacement rate well at both systems, with Siena's joint replacement and spinal fusion programs rated High Performing by U.S. News and Henderson Hospital running the Mako robotic platform for knees and hips. For the retiree demographic that drives so much of Henderson's demand, those are exactly the two service lines that matter most, and having both inside the city is unusual.
Pediatrics is the other strength, and it is concentrated at Siena, which carries the pediatric ER and PICU coverage for the whole city. Both hospitals field Level III NICUs, which is why young families in Inspirada and Cadence rarely have to think about where a complicated delivery would go. Stroke care is accredited at Henderson Hospital as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center, and Siena serves as the tertiary hub for the southeast valley.
Where you still drive is anything beyond local scope: the academic and specialty centers in Las Vegas are twenty to thirty minutes away, and a Henderson physician will refer you there for the rare and the complex. In my experience, relocating buyers from cities with a major academic medical center, Boston, Chicago, the Bay Area, are the ones who most need to hear this plainly. Henderson's hospitals are excellent community and tertiary facilities; they are not a university medical center, and the honest answer is that some care will involve a drive on the I-215 or U.S. 95. Buyers with a serious chronic condition should confirm with their specialist which Las Vegas centers handle it and factor that commute into the neighborhood choice.
How Should a Relocating Buyer Vet Henderson Healthcare Before Buying?
Here is the checklist I walk through with clients over 55, and increasingly with younger families who have a child with a chronic condition. It is a real estate agent's checklist, not a physician's, and it is about logistics, not clinical judgment.
- Verify your plan's network before you fall for a neighborhood. Pull the provider directory for the exact plan you will carry in Nevada and confirm which of the three Henderson campuses and which concierge practices are in it. Medicare Advantage networks differ; a plan that is perfect in Phoenix may not contract with your preferred Henderson system.
- Check the current Leapfrog grade and U.S. News rating yourself. Both update on a schedule, and the Leapfrog site and U.S. News hospital pages are free. Do not rely on a guide, including this one, for a grade that may have changed.
- Interview a membership practice before you close. Ask about panel openings, the fee, what the fee covers, how referrals to specialists work, and whether the practice bills your insurance. A $95-a-month DPC membership and an MDVIP membership solve different problems.
- Map the doors. Know which ER is closest to the house you are considering and whether it is freestanding or attached. For a household with a fragile member, that map is a legitimate tiebreaker between two similar homes.
- Transfer records before the move. Request full records from your current physicians and have them in hand for your first Henderson appointment. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, healthcare occupations remain among the fastest-growing in the country, but provider supply in fast-growing Sun Belt metros lags demand, and new-patient slots are the bottleneck.
- Weigh the drive to Las Vegas honestly. If your condition will require an academic center, a home in Green Valley near the I-215 shortens that trip relative to the far southeast corner of Anthem or the east side of Cadence.
None of this replaces a conversation with your own doctors. It does mean that by the time you tour homes, the healthcare question has an answer and the search can be about the house. The rest of the relocation logistics, from the Nevada driver's license to utilities and schools, is covered in our moving to Las Vegas guide, and the Henderson-specific purchase mechanics are in our Henderson insider buying guide.
What Should Relocating Buyers Do Next?
If Henderson is on your shortlist because of the medical care, the next step is to see the neighborhoods and the price points side by side with the campus map above. We do that on a single tour: Seven Hills and Anthem near Siena, Green Valley Ranch and Green Valley South near the freestanding ER, Cadence and Lake Las Vegas along the Henderson Hospital corridor, with current Henderson homes for sale pulled live from the MLS for each area and the price you should expect at each.
Nevada Real Estate Group is the #1 real estate team in Nevada and #44 in the nation, with 9,600+ closings, $4.85 billion+ in total sales volume, and 9,061+ verified five-star reviews. In 2025 alone we closed 789 transactions for $440 million+, many of them relocations, which is why our buyer program starts with the questions that matter to a relocating household, healthcare among them, before it starts with listings. Whether you are looking at a $438,000 home in Green Valley or a $1.6 million estate in the guard-gated hills above St. Rose Parkway, the process is the same.
Call or text (702) 637-1759, or request a Henderson relocation consultation, and we will send you the current inventory for the neighborhoods nearest the care you need, along with the questions to ask each hospital and practice before you commit. The house is the easy part. Solve the doctor first.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many hospitals are in Henderson, Nevada?
Three campuses operate inside Henderson: Henderson Hospital on Galleria Drive off U.S. 95, part of Valley Health System; St. Rose Dominican's Siena Campus on St. Rose Parkway, a 366-bed Dignity Health tertiary hospital; and St. Rose Dominican's Rose de Lima Campus on Lake Mead Parkway, the original 1947 hospital, now a smaller campus with an emergency department. Henderson Hospital also runs freestanding ERs at Green Valley Ranch and Cadence.
What is Henderson Hospital's Leapfrog safety grade?
According to The Leapfrog Group, Henderson Hospital has earned an A in every grading cycle since it opened in 2016, thirteen straight as of late 2024, along with Leapfrog Top General Hospital and Top Teaching Hospital honors. Leapfrog regrades hospitals every spring and fall on up to 30 measures of avoidable harm, so check the current grade at hospitalsafetygrade.org rather than relying on any guide, including this one.
Which Henderson hospital has a trauma center and a pediatric ER?
St. Rose Dominican's Siena Campus is the Level III trauma center for Henderson and has the city's only pediatric emergency room and pediatric intensive care unit. It also runs an open-heart surgery program and a Level III NICU. Henderson Hospital is not a designated trauma center but is accredited as an Advanced Primary Heart Attack Center and Advanced Primary Stroke Center with its own Level III NICU.
How much does concierge medicine cost in Henderson?
Fees vary by model and practice. Henderson Direct Primary Care charges a flat monthly membership of about $95, roughly $1,140 a year, with an extended tier adding evenings, weekends, and house calls. MDVIP-affiliated internists charge an annual membership covering a yearly wellness workup and enhanced access, and most still bill insurance for routine care. Confirm every fee and what it covers directly with the practice before joining.
Does Medicare cover concierge medicine in Henderson?
Medicare does not pay the membership fee itself. An MDVIP-affiliated physician typically bills Medicare for covered services on top of the membership, while a direct primary care practice replaces insurance billing for primary care entirely, so you still need Part A, Part B, and a supplement or Advantage plan for hospital and specialty care. According to CMS, the standard 2026 Part B premium is $202.90 with a $283 deductible; confirm at Medicare.gov.
Which Henderson neighborhoods are closest to St. Rose Siena?
Seven Hills sits directly off St. Rose Parkway and is the master plan closest to the Siena Campus, followed by MacDonald Highlands, Anthem, Sun City Anthem, and Inspirada along the I-215 and St. Rose corridor. In GLVAR data for the 90 days ending September 3, 2026, ZIP 89052 sold at a $640,000 median, ZIP 89012 at $595,000, and ZIP 89044 at $525,000, all above the $488,000 Henderson citywide median.
Is Henderson a good place to retire for healthcare access?
For a community of its size, Henderson's healthcare is unusually deep: two hospital systems with cardiac, orthopedic, stroke, and neonatal programs inside the city, two freestanding ERs, and more concierge and membership primary-care options than most cities its size. Anything beyond local scope means a twenty-to-thirty-minute drive to Las Vegas's academic and specialty centers. Confirm your Medicare plan's network includes your preferred Henderson system before buying.
Which Sources Inform This Henderson Healthcare Guide?
Hospital accreditations, bed counts, service lines, and campus locations reflect a Henderson medical reference sheet compiled in September 2026 and the hospitals' own published information. Every ranking and grade is attributed to the body that issued it, and all of them change on their own schedules.
- The Leapfrog Group Hospital Safety Grade for Henderson Hospital's A-grade history and grading methodology
- The Leapfrog Group for Top General Hospital and Top Teaching Hospital recognition
- Henderson Hospital for accreditations, robotic surgery platforms, NICU level, and freestanding ER locations
- Dignity Health for St. Rose Dominican Siena, Rose de Lima, and San Martín campus information
- U.S. News & World Report Health for Siena's High Performing procedure and condition ratings
- Newsweek for the 2025 Nevada hospital rankings
- MDVIP for the affiliated-physician membership model
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for 2026 Part A and Part B premiums and deductibles
- Medicare.gov for plan-network verification and current cost figures
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for physician-visit and hospital-use patterns by age
- U.S. Census Bureau for Nevada and Henderson population and age data
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics for healthcare-occupation growth context
- Las Vegas REALTORS for the MLS behind every home-price figure; data accessed via the Repliers API on September 3, 2026
- City of Henderson for municipal and district context
This article is general information about healthcare facilities and housing in Henderson, Nevada, and is not medical, legal, tax, or financial advice. Rankings, accreditations, fees, and physician panels change; confirm current status and insurance participation directly with each hospital or practice. Nevada Real Estate Group has no financial relationship with any facility or practice named here. Nevada Real Estate Group, LPT Realty, License S.181401, 8945 W Russell Rd Suite 170, Las Vegas NV 89148, (702) 637-1759.
