Housing transition
Assessment support, housing planning, document readiness, application assistance, landlord communication, and move-in coordination.
Housing support that follows through
From referral to a more stable home.
Wilson Housing Solutions helps Nevada residents—including Medicaid members and people seeking general housing support—understand their options, navigate barriers, and connect with the right resources before a housing crisis gets worse.
Responsive intakeDocumented follow-upPrivacy-conscious process
Housing Help Center
What are you facing today?
You do not need to be a Medicaid member to call us. Choose the situation that best fits. We can help organize next steps and connect you with the appropriate program or qualified legal resource.
Act quickly and keep every notice.
We can help you organize your housing situation and locate assistance. For legal advice or court forms, contact a qualified legal-services provider. Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada operates an eviction-prevention hotline at 702-386-1070.
Contact your mortgage servicer and a housing counselor early.
Wilson can help organize referrals and housing-contingency planning. A HUD-approved counselor or Nevada foreclosure resource should handle mortgage-loss-mitigation and legal guidance.
Start with immediate safety and shelter.
Call 211 and press 6 for Nevada homeless services, or contact emergency services if you are in immediate danger. Wilson can assist with navigation and longer-term housing coordination within available programs.
Ask for help before the crisis becomes a move-out.
We can help identify barriers, coordinate community resources, support landlord communication, and build a housing-stability plan. Assistance depends on program availability and eligibility.
Wilson Housing Solutions is not a law firm, lender, emergency shelter, or government benefits agency. We do not guarantee financial assistance or prevent a legal deadline from expiring.
Our role
Navigation built around the person—not the paperwork.
Housing instability is rarely solved by handing someone a list of apartments. Our navigators organize the work: understanding barriers, coordinating documentation, identifying realistic housing options, communicating with partners, and following up after move-in.
We are building our Nevada network to support authorized housing transition and sustainment services with clear records, defined responsibilities, and accountable response times.
ClearNext steps you can understand
LocalConnections to Nevada resources
OngoingSupport before and after housing
How we help
Housing work with a clear purpose.
Services are coordinated according to eligibility, authorization, program requirements, and the member’s documented needs.
Housing sustainment
Post-move-in check-ins, tenancy education, budgeting support, landlord coordination, and early intervention when housing is at risk.
Resource coordination
Connections to community benefits, transportation, household resources, legal support, and other services that affect housing stability.
Work with us
One team around the member.
We welcome conversations with managed care organizations, hospitals, behavioral health providers, reentry programs, shelters, landlords, and community organizations.
Referral partners
We are establishing a consistent intake and response process designed to reduce referral delays and clarify responsibility from the first contact.
- Referral receipt and response tracking
- Eligibility and authorization verification
- Documented outreach and status updates
- Closed-loop partner communication
Landlords and housing providers
We support clearer communication before and after placement so concerns can be identified early and addressed with the member’s participation.
- Household and unit-fit coordination
- Move-in requirement tracking
- Member tenancy preparation
- Post-placement support channel
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This website does not request Social Security numbers, Medicaid numbers, driver’s license details, medical records, or other sensitive member information.
Privacy starts before intake.
Please call us for referral instructions. Do not send protected health information or sensitive member documents through an unapproved email address, public form, or social-media message.
Authorized staff use role-based access and documented workflows within the private operations system. Formal privacy practices and partner-specific communication methods are established before protected information is exchanged.
Common questions
Start with what you know.
Housing crises are stressful. These answers help visitors understand where Wilson fits and what to do next.
Do I have to be enrolled in Medicaid to call?
No. Nevada residents and referral partners may call for general housing navigation and resource information. Medicaid-funded services require separate eligibility, authorization, and network requirements.
Can Wilson stop an eviction or foreclosure?
Wilson is not a law firm and cannot stop a court or foreclosure deadline. We can help organize next steps and connect you with appropriate housing, counseling, and legal resources.
Does Wilson pay rent or mortgage payments?
Wilson does not promise direct financial assistance. We help identify programs and coordinate resources when funding is available and the household qualifies.
What should I have ready when I call?
Start with your name, safe callback number, ZIP code, household size, and a simple description of the housing issue. Do not send Social Security numbers, Medicaid numbers, or legal documents through social media or an unapproved email address.
Start a conversation
Tell us how we can reach you.
Request a callback about housing assistance, referrals, network participation, landlord partnerships, or community collaboration.
Prefer to call? 775-419-2959