Class Act on Los Alamos

Class Act on Los Alamos has been around for over ten years, run by experienced healthcare folks who seem to know the ins and outs of senior care, and they've picked up several certifications and got some nice notes from around the community about how they do things, so people seem to appreciate them, and what stands out about this place is the wide mix of care-seniors there can get personal care help, skilled nursing, rehab therapy, memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, and even hospice care if that's needed, with services adjusted for each person so folks aren't just getting a one-size-fits-all approach, and it's set up as both a nursing home and a residential care home, which is helpful for families who want the right fit. Residents can stay either long-term or for a short-term respite, which helps out families needing a temporary option, and pets like cats and dogs are welcome, so a resident can still have their beloved animal around, and the apartments come in studio, single room, or two-bedroom types, so you can pick what works, and there are home-like touches like a dining room table for meals, birthday cake celebrations, and features that make it easier to get around safely, like wheelchair help and safety bars. There's transportation for trips or appointments, laundry and dry cleaning so clothes get taken care of, and maintenance and housekeeping so things stay clean, plus washers and dryers, cable TV, and kitchens or kitchenettes in the rooms. They've got a game room, fitness center, and even a salon or barbershop, so it's not just sitting around, and there are social activities, crafts, education, and health programs to keep people engaged. Care is handled by a team including general manager, nurse, and experienced caregivers, who focus on treating everyone with kindness, respect, and attention-acting protective and loving so there's always help nearby, and management says their main goal is to treat everyone like family, giving a sense of belonging and peace of mind for both residents and their families, and all the while, they keep everything tidy and home-like, with a focus on making life comfortable and safe for the folks who live there.