Avamere at Rio Rancho
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- 1000 Riverview Dr. SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124
- (505) 892-8400
- 3.3 ( 6 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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About This Community
Avamere at Rio Rancho offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care for seniors in Rio Rancho, New Mexico and surrounding areas.
Everything we do centers around our patients and residents - from activities to amenities to the care we provide. It's all a part of our mission to enhance the life of every person we serve. Let us welcome you home to Avamere at Rio Rancho. Contact us today to schedule a tour!
Reviews
3.3
( 6 Reviews )
Pat
September 24, 2022
We went to Avamere at Rio Rancho. It's beautiful. It's in a safe location. It's very clean. It's a huge complex. They have independent living as well as the dependent living. They had a two-bedroom that was available that had a kitchen and everything. It's a beautiful apartment, but it was very expensive, and we couldn't afford it.
The nice thing about Avamere at Rio Rancho is that they have memory care. They specialize in dementia and Alzheimer's. We looked at them only because if my stepfather came out of hospice, my mom and he could live together. The only thing was that they would not be able to handle his cardiovascular issue, so he couldn't have 24/7 care there. The one-bedroom apartment that we liked was $3589 per month, and that was not including utilities. But transportation and meals were included in that cost.
It is a beautiful facility. It's up on a hill. It's got a little walking area. They have transportation, thank God because they are kind of away from everything, but it's peaceful and very quiet up there. It's worth visiting the facility. Everyone we came in contact with was very nice. We spoke to their skilled nursing lady. The place is very well maintained. It's very clean, very bright, and airy. It's expensive, but you can see definitely what you're paying for.
Randomuv
February 21, 2021
Not very good. Administration is often not honest. No nursing staff. Extremely high staff turnover
still looking1
April 13, 2014
The independent cottages were good in size. The price was reasonable. The two women who greeted us were very friendly, personable but not well informed. Most of the staff , we were told, tends to stay for a few years. We found the dining room depressing. The grounds equally so, very little vegetation, paint peeling from exterior wood trims, flower planters empty with stucco breaking off in big chunks. Limited in staff where one would look for expertise.
Clarence6
March 29, 2014
I'm really tempted to move in right now at Emeritus at Sandia Springs if I'm in a different situation. I was very impressed. I'm only interested in independent living. They have separate cottages from the main facility. They are pretty small compared to what I have now, but for what they have to offer, it's pretty nice. The young lady who showed us through the facility and talked to us was very courteous, very knowledgeable, and helpful. What prompted us to go was they had an outdoor barbeque for the residents. It was nice; it was good. The dining facility seemed very pleasant and nicely arranged. The only downside for me that I would relate to and others wouldn't find was that they had a band playing, and they were loud. Maybe others like loud music and I do not.
GloriaV
July 24, 2013
I visited Emeritus at Sandia Springs and that facility was quite nice. I enjoyed that place because they have cottages. Their two-bedroom cottages really appealed to me. They got a full kitchen but their rooms were small though. They have transportation service for their residents. They do have nurses on-call 24/7; however, I did not like the staff to be honest. I just felt like they were just too distracted by a lot of things. I made an appointment and the person I was expecting to take me on a tour was occupied with something else, so I ended up having a nurse take me through the tour. It was not what I expected.
AUVNRMPJSGQ4G
July 05, 2012
I was generally pleased with Sandia Springs' staff, facilities, and amenities during my father in law's stay there. The staff were usually helpful and available and my father in law rarely had any complaints about them. However, often when my wife and I would visit we would have a hard time finding a staff member or a nurse if we needed anything. I think that they are understaffed and should fix that. The facilities were modern and adequate. The rooms were very comfortable during the winter, but would get very hot during the summer. The management was probably trying to save money by not using the air conditioning too much but that made it quite uncomfortable for both the residents and the visitors. The amenities were fine and the food was good. My only other complaint is that the facility provided little for the residents to do. Maybe that's normal for assisted-living facilities, but it pained me to see my father live such a sedentary lifestyle when he had been so active earlier in life.
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