The Adobe sits at 1111 East Mountain Avenue in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and you can tell it's a place for folks 55 and older who want different levels of care, since they have independent living, assisted living, and memory care options. The community offers apartments in studios, semi-private, and two-bedroom layouts, all furnished, so moving in feels a bit easier, especially since they help coordinate the move. You'll find meals served in a common dining room, with cooks who accommodate diabetes and allergies if that's a need, plus scheduled mealtimes so people know when to expect a good meal, and those meals seem nutritious with care taken for balanced ingredients. Housekeeping, laundry-even dry cleaning-are included, which makes day-to-day chores a lot lighter, and there are staff available around the clock for peace of mind and immediate help if needed.
There are several services for folks with memory issues like Alzheimer's, since they have both a secure area for safety and activities to help keep the mind active, and they try to make the place safe and easy to move around for people who use wheelchairs or need help transferring, even with a mechanical lift or two-person assist if someone can't move by themselves. People who need help bathing or getting dressed get that help too, and there's support for managing medicine, monitoring blood sugar, and care for those with incontinence, though residents are expected to handle most of that themselves except in some situations. The Adobe also offers hospice and respite care along with adult day care, which helps if a caregiver at home needs a break now and then.
Entertainment and social life matter at The Adobe, so they have things like a game room, movie nights, and a steady calendar of activities-some on site, like crafts, and some out in the community with transportation provided, meaning people can get out a bit without worrying about driving. For those needing spiritual support, there are devotional services offsite, and the staff here has a reputation for being friendly and helpful, always around with a joyful attitude to encourage independence but ready to lend a hand. If someone's looking to pay for care, they accept private pay, veteran's benefits, social security, and commercial insurance, though there are several fees listed-like community fees, respite fees, and a second person fee every month.
Emergency alert systems and good lighting help with safety, and common areas inside mean residents can gather when they want some company. Healthcare offerings include managing diabetes, incontinence, and non-ambulatory needs, and there's always someone awake on staff. Overall, The Adobe focuses on providing help where needed, letting folks keep as much independence as they can, and making daily life easier and more social, with several care levels offered in the same place so residents can stay as needs change.
