Georgia House Assisted Living in Albuquerque has been family owned by Mr. Peter A. Vigil Jr. for 36 years, offering a small group home setting where seniors can get support with daily activities, especially those living with mental disabilities, Alzheimer's, or dementia, and the place really feels like a home, with living units that come fully furnished and have things like WiFi, kitchenettes, cable, and telephones, so everyone has privacy and convenience, and people always find a helping hand close by with highly trained caregivers on-site and a 24-hour call system, making sure someone responds quickly if help's needed. The staff assists with bathing, dressing, and medication management, and all care is personalized to fit each resident's needs, and the place gives options for independent living along with both short-term (respite) and long-term stays, while keeping a safe environment under full licensing from the New Mexico Department of Health.
Georgia House Assisted Living tries to make life better by offering a comfortable lifestyle, so even if someone needs memory care or regular reminders, they'll get it, and folks can take part in daily activities or join community-sponsored programs-movie nights, arts and crafts, outings, and resident-run groups are pretty common, and a full beauty salon's available right in the building for grooming. Residents eat fresh, nutritious meals in a dining room that looks more like a restaurant, and the staff takes care to meet any dietary needs, from diabetic meals to allergy-sensitive diets, so nobody feels left out at mealtimes, and everything's prepared onsite. Seniors move about safely thanks to supportive household services like laundry, linen service, housekeeping, and move-in coordination, and everyone can relax together in the lounge, library, or garden, or take a walk on scenic paths, because the facility's got outdoor space and a secure environment that makes everyone feel at ease. The community encourages friendships and social connection, working to keep minds active and bodies moving, while always treating each resident with kindness, helpfulness, and respect for their dignity, so people feel valued even as they get help with things that have become tough. The place opens daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, focusing on nurturing each person and providing comfort, independence, and support, so people in need of assisted living or memory care in Albuquerque have a trusted option that's neither too big nor impersonal, but runs much like an extended family home where everyone looks out for one another.
