Nursing Homes Community in Dona Ana County, New Mexico

Anonymous

My dad has been at The Heritage Assisted Living for some weeks now. They seem like nice people when we talk to them, but we haven't been able to go and see them. They had to shut down entirely for a couple of weeks because they had one worker who got COVID. So, everybody was being fed in their rooms and they weren't able to do any activities, but now they're back out.

C.H.

We toured Desert Peaks Assisted Living. The people were great, that's the first thing you noticed, and you felt good when you walked in the door. We took a picture of the board, they had a board with posted activities, and they had a couple of exercise activities. The kitchen staff was very nice, it sounded like they had choices for food, the rooms were clean, and the furniture was not an issue. It was a big room, and we liked that they had private rooms. They had nice outdoor areas, and plenty of places to sit and see things. The location is in a quiet, peaceful, area.

Joyce

We like Solstice Senior Living at Las Cruces a lot. My mom is very happy there. It's very nice, and we're satisfied. The food is really great; she loves it. She does yoga, church services, bingo, and tai chi. It gets her out and about. She's in a small studio with a nice patio, and it's exactly what she needs. They include all the meals and housekeeping once a week.

Shelly

Desert Peaks Assisted Living Memory Care is very quiet and very clean. There are always companions around attending to the residents. The staff is very helpful, they're always in and out, and they're always doing something. There's always one or two of them at a given time in an area of around nine residents. The other day, one of the residents called for help from the TV room and one of the companions immediately rushed to assist her. They have a bus that transports the residents places.