Mission Arch Center sits out in Roswell, New Mexico, as a skilled nursing facility and assisted senior living community run by Genesis Healthcare, and it's the kind of place that's been around for a while, working with people who need everything from short-term care after a hospital visit to long-term stays, plus hospice, palliative, and respite care and even home health care sometimes, so folks can expect a range of services under one roof, whether the need is for dementia care, wound care, podiatry, psychiatric help, pain management, or even more specialized types of support like orthopedic rehab after a joint replacement, ventilator care, and dialysis, plus bariatric care and IV therapy, so the medical team, which includes board certified Medical Director Dr. Thomas Wulf and long-serving staff like Rehabilitation Director Cristy Masterson, Admissions Coordinator Stephanie Velasco, and an activity director named Angel, all work together to help each resident get care set up just for them, and the place sees to doctor visits, medication management, nutrition and dietary needs, and personal care with registered nurses and attending physicians available.
The campus has a mix of private and semi-private rooms, and residents can relax in areas with a fireplace, air conditioning, and cable TV, or spend time in welcoming community spaces like activity rooms, the dining room, and nicely cared-for gardens and courtyards, and it all sits in a quiet suburban neighborhood where security is tight and the alarm systems keep things safe, while the daily offerings can include religious, cultural, educational, and fun events, sometimes pet therapy visits, and even beauty salon and barber services for those who want them, and if someone needs mail, laundry, or newspaper help, staff handle it right there, and there's also housekeeping and pharmaceutical deliveries, computer and wireless internet access, and coordinated transportation used for outings or appointments.
Mission Arch Center accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance, so payments can be arranged in several ways, and with the Bronze AHCA Quality Award, plus a 4.3 rating from around 45 reviews, the staff tries to keep the standard of care decent, making sure to create treatment plans that focus on recovery and each person's changing needs, whether someone's coming for a short rehabilitation or will stay a bit longer, and as part of the New Mexico Health Care Association, the facility uses different quality tools and educational resources, like video trainings for ongoing learning for staff, with members and administration on-site, like Jordan Montoya, to coordinate the many details, and with discharge planning and case management included, Mission Arch Center keeps its focus on helping residents have as safe and smooth a stay as possible.
