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Here, you will make new friends with other seniors in your new retirement home. The community will become your neighborhood – with dining, entertainment, fitness programs and social interaction.
With your needs taken care of, you’ll find lots of free time to enjoy your new community. Relax poolside or take an aquatics class. Participate in community events and activities. Or have lunch at the community bistro with friends!
Come experience a community loaded with amenities just steps away from your new home. Take your fury friend to the dog park. Enjoy the art gallery or gardening area. And you won’t have to drive anywhere to visit the beauty or barber shop or fitness center!
Do you or your loved one need a little extra care? Our community offers assisted living or nursing care services in a warm and caring environment surrounded by friends!
The Neighborhood is a Life Plan Community designed to offer more than one level of care on a single campus near Albuquerque. Active, independent living for those who want a sense of community and connection with neighbors in a maintenance-free retirement lifestyle, and Supportive Care – for those who need assistance with activities of daily living in a nursing home environment, with Assisted Living, Alzheimer’s support and more.
Listen to residents as they explain how a life plan retirement community can be an ideal option for seniors looking for a comfortable and secure living environment. Life plan communities are designed to provide a continuum of care, meaning that residents can transition from independent living to assisted living or nursing care if needed. This provides seniors with peace of mind, knowing that their changing healthcare needs can be met without having to leave their familiar community.
With a variety of living options, services, and amenities available, The Neighborhood can be the answer for seniors looking for a comfortable, secure, and fulfilling retirement living experience.
There is one Art Gallery at The Neighborhood. Occasionally, they proudly feature the artwork created by senior residents.
Several residents have four legged family members and The Neighborhood made sure to include a Dog Park when it was built. There are plenty of sunny New Mexico days for canine frolicking at the dog park.
Each October, one of New Mexico’s most popular events takes to the skies – Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. The parent organization, Haverland Carter LifeStyle Group, is a proud sponsor and residents enjoy breakfast and balloons at their own corporate tent, located right next to the field.
Holidays and meals are shared with the new friends you make, creating new memories and new holiday traditions. In a retirement community where new friendships are made every day, sharing different holiday occasions together means so much to many of The Neighborhood’s senior residents.
Supportive Care is available should a resident ever require a higher level of care. Spacious, private studio apartments, delicious food, meaningful activities, and supportive, professional nursing home care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All levels of care are provided – Assisted Living, Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care, Nursing Care, Rehabilitation and Skilled Care.
With our retirement life plan, you will always have access to the care you need. Aging in place is an important part of our adult community, which means you will never have to move as you age.
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Delicious southern food at our Mardi Gras celebration at The Neighborhood! Part II. ... See MoreSee Less
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Come hearth the shocking history of the Santa Fe Internment Camp from 1942-1946. This Wednesday, March 12th at 2PM. See attached photo for details. Thank you, Humanities Council for hosting this event. ... See MoreSee Less
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