Albuquerque Grand Senior Living

I saw a flyer on Albuquerque grands Facebook page and also at the senior center I attended the Cinco de Mayo event. I attended the event to see what the place looks like and I was given a tour and told about the lifetime rates, activities and amenities that are all included in the rent. I could not believe how warm everyone was and how inviting and cozy it felt. I think I may have found the place I am meant to be. I’m sure there are many seniors on a budget like me and could live comfortably knowing the rent will never increase every year. By the way, the event was so much fun, lots of food live music and dancing. I’m coming back for the Memorial Day barbecue event on May 25. I’d like to thank the staff and the residents for making me feel right at home.

I enjoy visiting my sister at the Albuquerque grand, we have lunch when I visit and the food is amazing. I also get to do fun activities with her. It’s nice for her there cause she is well taken care of and gets to be independent.

While searching for a new independent community for my mother-in-law, I called and talked to Andrew, who was most helpful. We subsequently visited twice and have decided to move Mom in next month. Our decision was based on the genuine friendliness and enthusiasm of both the staff and the residents during our visits, the safe, clean and lovely common spaces and apartments that have an abundance of natural light, the abundance of activities offered, and the very reasonable pricing. WE also love the fact that the Grand is a family-owned community, as opposed to most of the others that are corporate owned and corporate run. In particular, we appreciated Andrew (Senior Solutions), Victoria (Director), Dakota (Chef), and Vincent (Activities Director), who each took more than a few minutes to visit with us. One of our concerns was the number and condition of elevators, as the community Mom has been in has only one elevator, which has broken down several times during the last five years, most recently for almost a whole week. I had asked Andrew on the phone how many elevators the Grand has, and he had told me two. He took my concern so seriously, that by the time we came to tour the Grand the first time, he had looked into the maintenance records and was able to tell us that the last time one of the elevators broke down was over two decades ago. Our whole family is looking forward to moving Mom in to this welcoming community.

We absolutely love the Albuquerque Grand! Pathways Academy students visit the residents monthly and The Grand has given us this opportunity to allow the students and residents to connect and have fun! The Albuquerque Grand truly embraces intergenerational relationships by welcoming students to spend time with the residents playing bingo, working on crafts, and enjoying simple games together. These shared activities create meaningful friendships, laughter, and genuine connections. Our students gain valuable people skills, and the residents light up as they interact with these precious young people. It is a beautiful environment, clean, updated and full of light! The staff is engaged with the residents as well as our students in a gentle, caring way. It appears the residents feel connected, respected and happy. We are so grateful for this special partnership and highly recommend the Albuquerque Grand to others!

I called Albuquerque grand and I got a call instantly form a young gentlemen Andrew Medina who was so happy to help me. I need an apartment for my mom but we need extra care, Mr Medina was so helpful to answer all my questions. He set up a tour with our family for this week. He has been in touch with me all weekend to make sure I have everything need for my upcoming tour, we are so excited to meet him and his community