The Neighborhood is a Life Plan Community designed to offer more than one level of care on a single campus. Active, independent living for those who want a sense of community and connection with neighbors in a maintenance-free lifestyle, and Supportive Care – for those who need assistance with activities of daily living.
Re-energize your life!
Many of us have fond memories of growing up in a neighborhood where everyone knew each other, watched out for each other, felt comfortable and safe. This is why we have included “NEIGHBORHOOD” in our name. Recapture this wonderful part of your past.
At The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho, you will make new friends in your new neighborhood. The community will become your neighborhood – with dining, entertainment, fitness programs and social interaction. Including a long-term care plan.
Explore A Day In The Life
There are two Art Gallery’s at The Neighborhood. They proudly feature the artwork created by Neighborhood residents on a regular basis. A reception with refreshments is held to open each new exhibit and to introduce featured artists.
Several residents have four legged family members and The Neighborhood made sure to include a Dog Park when it was built. There’s plenty of sunny New Mexico days for canine frolicking at the dog park.
Each October, one of New Mexico’s most popular events takes to the skies – Albuquerque’s International Balloon Fiesta. The parent company of The Neighborhood, Haverland Carter LifeStyle Group, is a proud sponsor and residents enjoy breakfast and balloons at their own corporate tent, located right next to the field.
Holidays are also shared with new friends at The Neighborhood, making new memories and – at times – new holiday traditions. In a community where new friendships are made everyday, sharing different holiday occasions together means so much to many of The Neighborhood’s residents.
Quality care and peace of mind.
Supportive Care is available should a resident ever require a higher level of care. Spacious, private studio apartments, delicious meals, meaningful activities, and supportive, professional care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All levels of care are provided – Assisted Living, Memory Care, Nursing Care, Rehabilitation and Skilled Care.
Happening @ The Neighborhood
People get happier with age.
“Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter” – Mark Twain
Happy reading is right here by clicking the link.
www.yourcareeverywhere.com/life-stages/senior-care/you_re-only-as-old-as-you-think.html
The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho is excited to host a special presentation about Georgia O'Keeffe, the famed artist who made Northern New Mexico her home.
Join us for "O'Keeffe: Close Up and Faraway"
Wednesday, June 5, 2019
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
RSVP by contacting Diane; 505 962-4127 or DMiles@NeighborhoodRioRancho.com.
Presented by the New Mexico Humanities Council's Deborah Blanche -- actor, writer and storyteller -- who has created programs for the NMHC since 1985. She invites the audience to have its own O’Keeffe experience through her photographs, her words, and the language that she preferred and perfected – her art.
You don’t have to wait to get to know the retirement community you want to move to. There are ways you can get to know The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho's community life, so that when you do move in, you’ll already feel at home. Learn how to embrace the journey.
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Also learn more by visiting our website: NeighborhoodRioRancho.com
Making the Move: What to Expect | Where You Live Matters
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You’ve made the decision to move to a senior living community. You’ve narrowed down your choices to one or two. And you know you need to start the process of getting ready to move – but where do you start? What will the next few months look like? And how will you feel about it … ContinuedAccording to a recent study, New Mexico was found to be the top retiree moving destination in 2018. The study cited New Mexico's culture, outdoor activities and relatively low cost of living. See this link with the article.
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New Mexico tops for retirees in United Van Lines study - Albuquerque Business First
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The study cited New Mexico's culture, outdoor activities and relatively low cost of living as reasons for why retirees flocked to the state in 2018.Housing costs here are crazy high thanks to Air BNB.
These statistics are a little misinterpreted. Of all people moving to New Mexico 42 % are the retirees and that is the highest percentage in the country. Florida and Arizona still get much higher numbers of retired folks.
New Mexico needs to find ways to cut crime and give tax breaks if they want to attract retirees. Car thefts are ridiculous in Albuquerque. Retirees will avoid states with high crime and taxes. Those are more important to retirees than good weather. I am a retiree here in New Mexico and I am thinking of moving out of state because of the above.
It took me just 2 months after I retired to move here. Best decision I ever made. I have been coming out here since I was 15 and I always knew if I ever left Chicago,it would be here. And just so you know, I lived 62 years within the Chicago city limits. I never knew anyone who had been shot. I never heard a gun being fired. And most importantly, over the course of all those years, I never once felt afraid to be there, and I go back to visit every year to see family and I still don’t feel afraid there. Guess what? I have never felt afraid here, either, on the many visits I made visiting my grandparents and later, my parents, or in the 11 1/2 years I have lived here. There is crime no matter where you go, no matter what city you live in, in whatever state. Even supposedly “safe” suburban areas have crime. I LOVE it here. Reasonable cost of living, fantastic climate, friendly people. I am finally living where I was always meant to be.
No way this is right. NM has a terrible reputation
Las Cruces has more crimes including murders, it's number two or three. Be very careful, tourists let of gang encounters. Meth heads have stolen from every decent citizen in T or C, I wouldn't advise retiring there unless you home has wheels. The
Celebrate Today & Always... Happy 3rd Anniversary to The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho!
Exciting News! Haverland Carter LifeStyle Group (HCLG) now offers Hospice Services! 'Del Corazon Hospice' is located in Santa Fe and is now an affiliate of HCLG, a New Mexico not-for-profit 501(c)(3), based in Albuquerque.
In the foreseeable future, HCLG will be able to extend hospice care to residents of the organization’s Life Plan communities at both The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho and La Vida Llena, in N.E. Albuquerque, and the local community.
See more details at HaverlandCarter.com.
