Lakeview Manor sits quietly beside the lakeover in Los Lunas, NM, at 28 Lakeview St, looking out on a lovely landscape with peaceful views and a real sense of calm that's good for older folks who like a slower pace, and the whole spot only has room for about 22 people, with 3 assisted living units in the Lakeview Manor facility itself, so it feels small and home-like for those who don't want crowds. The place gets managed by several different senior housing management companies, meaning the folks running things have experience and keep an eye on the little details while taking care of all sorts, whether someone needs just a bit of help day to day or more serious long-term care, and that keeps it flexible. They have options like single bedroom units and semi-private rooms, so people can pick the space that suits them, and all places have private ADA-compliant bathrooms, which makes it easier to move around.
Here, you'll find a pretty long list of services, like help with showering, dressing, grooming, moving from bed to chair, feeding if that's needed, and they've got nurses checking health regularly and staff around for medication management, plus special care for people with dementia or Parkinson's disease. If someone needs memory care, Lakeview Manor has the Goodlife Senior Living and Goodlife Memory Care programs, and there are dedicated areas for both assisted living and memory care, which gives peace of mind to folks and their families. For people wanting a bit more comfort, there are spa treatments, a beauty salon, massage options, a traveling hairdresser, and they've even got a hot tub, steam room, and a snack shop for treats throughout the day, so life can feel a little extra comfortable with these touches.
Meals come three times daily, and the kitchen can change menus for folks with diabetes or high blood pressure, so nobody feels left out at the table, and snacks are around if someone gets hungry. People can stay active with fitness programs, exercise classes, a walking path, wellness programs, and a gym area, while entertainment runs from card and board games to music therapy, pet therapy, movie nights in the theater, and outings, plus there's a library for book lovers, craft sessions, tech classes, and birthday gatherings so there's something for everyone, whether someone likes quiet reading or social activities. The grounds are secured, with emergency buttons in rooms, and there's an within the facility if someone struggles to get around, making it safe for residents who worry about falls or wandering, and mobility help is always available.
Laundry and home maintenance are part of the services, and transportation's offered for appointments, shopping, or religious events, which means daily life stays manageable even if folks can't drive. The place is pet-friendly for small animals, has a garden area for fresh air, and offers respite or hospice care when those services become needed. Lakeview Manor is licensed by the New Mexico Department of Social Services (license #2132), so care follows state rules, and with a 7.3 out of 10 rating, most seem to feel it's a solid and respectful place. The whole approach tries to match a person's care plan, with regular wellness checks, a nurse, pharmacy access, and a service plan that gets adjusted as someone's needs change, which can bring some peace to those looking for that next chapter in a welcoming, well-managed spot.
