The Village At Alameda
Anonymous
"Visitor's Perspective on The Village at Alameda Assisted Living"
I visited The Village at Alameda. It's nice, but I wanted independent living. Rooms seemed small and dim. The tour was detailed, informative, helped my decision.
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anonymous
"Assisted Living Facility: Mixed Quality of Care"
We brought my mom to the place last Thursday. Most folks were nice and took good care of her. But some didn’t seem like they knew what they were doing. When we arrived, nobody knew about her meds; it was messy. The next day, we asked for her pain pills, and the nurse had no clue. When she returned, she couldn’t even say what the medicine was, only that it started with an A. That worried us since she handled all meds. Another time, we needed help, but most of the staff were on break in the courtyard. It was frustrating. Some staff were excellent, some not so much. Overall, it was a mixed experience.
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Anonymous
"Positive Experience at Welcoming Assisted Living Facility"
The staff was really kind. We liked meeting the director too. The place looks nice with good decorations and inviting outdoor areas. They have fun activities, and overall, it's a pleasant place to be. Plus, Balloon Park nearby adds to the colorful charm.
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Anonymous
"A great overall facility"
The staff and facility was truly impressive. This facility was the one that I chose for our necessary respite care. The respite care room was close to the dining room and activity area, and staff to patient ratio was great.
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Anonymous
"Assisted living has strong and weak points."
Certainly! Here's a revised version of the review in 8th-grade level American English: --- **Assisted Living Review** **Strong Points:** - The rooms are a good size. - You get great views of the mountains and Albuquerque skies as you walk or wheel around the grounds. - The sunny, cheery dining room has lots of windows. - There's a salad bar available at lunch and dinner, plus a menu to choose from if the dinner option doesn't suit you. - Residents enjoy bingo, poker, and frequent music programs. - Medical appointment transportation is available twice a week. - The chief administrator and senior staff genuinely care about residents and their families. **Weak Points:** - Staff turnover is a real issue. - Resident assistants change frequently, affecting resident care. - New staff need time to learn each resident's needs. - Training for new resident assistants is lacking, especially for residents with lower functioning levels. (#hint(Copilot_language="en")) --- I hope this captures the essence of the original review! 😊
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Anonymous
"Quiet Oasis with Caring Staff"
This place is wonderful! It’s peaceful, and the staff genuinely cares.
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Anonymous
"Clean and Friendly Assisted Living Community Accepts Medicaid"
This place was nice when we visited. The folks we met during our tour were friendly. They do accept Medicaid. The community seemed clean, and they offer daily activities.
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Anonymous
"Caring and Helpful Assisted Living Facility"
They were real and just showed us around, not trying to sell anything. They assist my mom with three meals a day, moving around, and her medicine. It's really nice and she's doing better. After three months, she can shower and use her walker herself. They have wide hallways that make it easy to move around, which is a big help. Mom thinks the meals are okay and can get something else if she wants. For the price, it was our best choice and seems to have more staff on weekends than other places.
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Anonymous
"Excellent Care and Community at The Village at Alameda"
Since moving my mom to The Village at Alameda, everything's been great. She's settling in nicely, establishing a routine, and making friends. The staff is friendly and always in good spirits, which makes the environment pleasant. There are plenty of activities for residents to enjoy, and our family is really happy with our decision so far.
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Loved one
"Lovely place but not right for our loved one"
We checked out this place when we were searching for a home for our elderly family member. It seemed pretty nice, and the people we talked to were all nice too. But it wasn't exactly what our family member needed for care. Plus, they wouldn't let her bring her small dog, which was really important to us.
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Customer
"Love Cheryll. Facility good but small, outdated rooms."
Like Cheryll, facility good, but small, outdated rooms pose challenge.
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Customer
"Convenient Location near Balloon Fiesta Park, Ideal for Living!"
This assisted living facility is conveniently located near Balloon Fiesta Park and condos.
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Customer
"Nice place, affordable, clean, good location; safety concern outdoors."
It's a very nice place, affordable, clean, and in a good location. Residents are happy and interactive. My only concern is her safety because there doesn't seem to be a way to prevent her from wandering outside.
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Customer
"Positive Changes in Assisted Living Facility with Pleasant Amenities"
The new director is making good changes here. The outdoor areas are nice with a pleasant lanai and patio spots. Some homes even have their own little patios. I had a great lunch here! The salad bar was one of the best I've seen anywhere. They use place cards in the dining area to make sure everyone's eating. But, outside the grounds, it's not so great. It feels kind of industrial. And the kitchen and closets are small. The bathroom closet doesn't even have a door.
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