Las Cruces Village Nursing & Rehabilitation provides skilled nursing care and specialized rehabilitation services for people who need help after illness, surgery, or injury, and they also offer long-term nursing care, so you'll find short-term rehab and long-term care options, and they say they're committed to a compassionate and respectful environment with staff who aim to help each person meet their own health goals. The facility's got 94 certified beds and offers a bunch of care types, including wound care, dietary management by a certified dietitian, catheter care, disease management, and even home health aide services, so they can support people in the community too, besides those who stay in their housing options like cottages or medium-sized apartments. For those who need medicine given by IV, they handle home infusion for antibiotics, and their nurses and clinicians are available all day and night, with a doctor and wound care specialist helping with wound treatment plans, plus medication management to keep track of everything for each resident. Residents get activities planned for them, meals that fit their medical or faith-based needs, and some of the best dining services reported in Las Cruces, along with private rooms that come with a TV and phone. There's physical, occupational, and speech therapy onsite, and they've got palliative and supportive care for those who need comfort-focused services, plus social services to help people and families during big changes.
Las Cruces Village is part of the Good Samaritan Society and has a lower nurse turnover rate than the state average, with nurses providing more hands-on care hours per resident per day than many other places in New Mexico. Their staff also helps with medication, wound care, home health transitions, and disease or symptom management, with home care services when needed. However, there are some areas that need work-inspectors found 58 deficiencies, including three that could have led to more than minimal harm like not always following resident care plans, not having enough nursing staff on all shifts, and not safeguarding private medical information as expected, plus two infection control issues that didn't cause any actual harm but had the potential to. The place stays closed on weekends after Friday at 4:30 pm, and they offer support to help residents transition back home and regain their independence, focusing on what each person wants or needs from their care, but like any facility, it's important to look at the care records and talk with staff to make sure it's the right fit.
