Casa Arena Healthcare is a senior living facility in Alamogordo, NM that provides several levels of care for seniors, including nursing facility care, assisted living, intermediate care, in-home care, and home health care, and you'll find 24-hour skilled nursing services, personal care, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and respite care for short-term stays, so residents can get support for daily activities, medication management, meals, and help with things like grooming, toileting, and transferring, while people needing therapy after surgery, injury, or illness have access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy with doctor-recommended, personalized rehabilitation plans. The staff does background and reference checks, drug screening, and immunizations, with licensed nurses, licensed social service staff, certified dietitian, and certified wound care nurses available for ongoing medical care, wound management, and palliative care, and everyone's care plan is made with input from family and other health professionals for the best outcome, plus support for emotional and social needs, and there are different programs-workshops, compliance education, and annual reports-helping keep things organized and transparent.
The facility has private, furnished rooms, each with its own bathroom, TV, phone, kitchenette, air conditioning, cable, and Wi-Fi, and there are indoor and outdoor spaces like a garden, dining room, library, community spaces, fitness room, beauty salon, computer center, gaming room, and wellness center where residents can relax or join group and resident-run activities, and everyone stays busy with social and recreational activities fitting their interests or needs, including daily scheduled options for all abilities, while staff is there for daily life support, light housekeeping, laundry, meals, nutritional needs, mobility, and transportation in the community or organizing rides elsewhere. Casa Arena Healthcare values residents' rights, focuses on satisfaction, warmth, and individualized attention, and gives transitional help for anyone moving back home or needing temporary support, always aiming to help residents achieve their best possible level of self-sufficiency in a caring setting with screened, experienced caregivers and a dedicated board of directors coordinating efforts to offer quality healthcare services for older adults.
