Assisted Living Communities in Santa Fe, NM

"The tour at MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Santa Fe was excellent. It was one of our top choices. We talked to Isabelle. She was exemplary. She was the marketing director. The rooms were very light and open. They were configured well. If my mom woke up in the middle of the night, she would know right where the bathroom was. It was nice. They run a schedule. They have activities daily. There is an intermingling between the memory care and assisted living population. All of the things that we were interested in, we would have access to. A number of people in the assisted living facility were in the cafeteria and eating. It was mid-afternoon. So really, it was the cleanliness. It just had a great feel to it. We also met with the receptionist. She was very nice and very accommodating."

"When I'm ready to go, I would like to go to Brookdale Santa Fe. I liked all the activities that were available. I like the facility itself. The rooms were nice. The dining area was nice. I talked to residents and they all seemed to be happy there. The staff people were really helpful and seemed excited about working there. Another reason I liked it is it's close to downtown. You can walk to supermarkets and restaurants and so I like the location."

"My parents moved to The Montecito Santa Fe. It is a very vibrant, open, and interesting community, because there's a lot of people who have had very extensive, interesting professional lives that are there. Given that the demographic is slightly younger and slightly older people, you get different levels of energy and engagement and conversation. They have nonstop different interest groups/things going on. There's a guy that used to work for NASA that talks with us about the things that they can track, like weather and satellites, and all sorts of stuff. There's a men's group and my dad, who's a physicist, was involved in that group. There's an amazing gym and my parents actually go up there to work out two times a day. They've got a trainer in there who specifically understands Parkinson's and can help do training associated with people with that kind of challenge to keep their body strong and agile. The meals are over the top. The only drawback I've ever seen is that sometimes they're short on kitchen staff. So, sometimes you can wait for a while for your meal to show up, but it's always really, really good food. I think that the staff is all really super genuine and caring. They really understand what's going on with people and continue to treat them as people."

"My grandfather recently moved in to the The Legacy at Santa Fe. I worked with Ruben and the team to get grandpa moved in as quickly as possible after a stay in the hospital. The team at the Legacy moved up his move in date to accommodate his hospital release. Ruben and his staff helped put all of Grandpa's furniture together and loaned us items that we needed until we were able to purchase them. We all met together to go over Grandpa's care plan so that we could decide on a placement that allowed Grandpa the most autonomy and also kept him safe and cared for. I love the staff at The Legacy! They are caring and treat the residents with respect. The residents have a large menu of programs to choose from during the week. This week I was able to join Grandpa at a concert in the music room where we sang along to familiar songs. They went on an outing and had lunch and ice cream the following day. I was waiting for grandpa to return, and it was so joyous to see him practically run through the door with such joy after his outing. The concierge, Jules is wonderful and so patient in answering all of our questions. Sonia, grandpa's nurse is very knowledgeable and empathetic. The food is wonderful, and the chef offers options if the residents want a different item. Grandpa loves the food so much they've started offering double portions! We are so grateful to the caring staff at The Legacy. I think I might move in myself :)"

"I like Beehive Homes, and my friend likes it for the fact that they allow smoking outside. He is a ranch worker, so it was more his style. He stayed there for two months, then he had his cataract surgeries done. They did a very good job with him considering that they were working with. "

BeeHive Homes of White Rock is ideal for those who value their independence but require help with some of the activities of daily living. Residents enjoy 24-hour support, private bedrooms with baths, medication monitoring and documentation (where permitted), fantastic home-cooked and dietician-approved meals, housekeeping and laundry services, social activities and outings, and daily physical and mental exercise opportunities. Our residents at BeeHive Homes of White Rock enjoy some of the following services: Private Rooms: Each resident has a private room complete with its very own bathroom. Every bathroom has an ADA shower, for ease of bathing. Delicious Home-Cooked Meals: We love our food, and mealtime is always a favorite at our assisted living home. It should be noted that all meals are dietitian-approved. 24-Hour Staffing: What a wonderful feeling it is to have the peace of mind knowing that if something were to happen, a caregiver would be there to help. Daily Housekeeping and Laundry Services: All housekeeping services are provided for our residents. We take pride in providing a safe and clean living environment for our residents. Additional services include: Medication Administration Utilities Included Telephone Cable TV Public Wi-Fi Bed Linens And Towels Secure Outdoor Courtyard Bathing Assistance Life Enrichment Activities Smoke-Free Pendant Emergency Call System Inviting Large Living Room To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: New Mexico Health Care Provider Search