I know someone who was living here so I was here often. Most of the staff is helpful and nice. I'll…read moresay about 90 percent is...which is pretty high imo. Whenever you'd ask for something to be done, it mostly got done. The apartments in the independent living section of the retirement community were spacious. The apartments typically had one bedroom, a bathroom, a small kitchen with appliances and a living room area. The bathroom didn't have a bathtub but the shower was big. There was also a few closets. The residents upstairs have a balcony. It has enough room to put in a small table with chairs. The balcony also had a small room for storage. There's also laundry rooms and a driver for the residents. They are able to order all three meals from their kitchen. If not, meals can be prepared in their own kitchen. The food is pretty good from here. My favorite desserts were the spumoni and tiramisu cake. They are wonderful! Their Mexican and Chinese food is also pretty good. Prior to the pandemic, residents were invited to social hour, Bingo, outings to restaurants, live music and more in their activity room or lobby. The staff still provides them with activities to do in their apartment these days. I'm going to say it's pricey to live here.

My 84 year old mom was in a car accident and has been in the rehab clinic for over a month now…read more The staff at this facility have been amazing and believe me if they're weren't I would hear about it. Thank you for taking such good care of my mom and helping her to get back on her feet quickly. So grateful she is in your hands.

I have been helping a longtime friend with Alzheimer's. She was initially in a care center in Abq…read more Our friend has shown more improvement here at The Arbors than at the Abq facility.

I recently spent a few days in this building as a supplier. I must compliment the entire staff. I…read morehave been in the industry many years and understand what it takes to have such a wonderful facility. Hats off to all who work here. You have created a wonderful caring environment for your residents!

From the owner: Residents at Good Samaritan Society - Las Cruces Village in Las Cruces, N.M., enjoy the changing…read morelight on the Organ Mountains, which rise above the Rio Grande Valley. Las Cruces Village sits at an elevation of 4,100 feet and is on the slope with the river and downtown sections to the west and the mountains to the east. Many residents say they are reminded of the glory of God by the afternoon sunset colors on the mountains. Daily chapel, Sunday worship services and a full-time chaplain offer everyone an opportunity to seek a larger view of life. Good Samaritan Society¿-¿Las Cruces Village allows adults 55 and older the freedom to stay as active as possible and enjoy a social lifestyle. Because we offer a continuum of care, you'll never need to move off the property should you need additional services. From private lock-and-leave apartment homes to full-service assisted living and skilled nursing, Las Cruces Village is the retirement community of choice for today and tomorrow.Services:*

I can't say enough nice things about these folks. Very kind and caring. Willy is an angel.read more

My mom was here four years. She developed severe dementia and towards the end she did not know me…read morebut thought I was part of the staff. She always had a big smile for me though which made me feel she felt close to people who cared for her. This is not an easy job but the culture is defined by management. In my experience it was Ms.Tami McFarland who created an atmosphere of respect for those in her care.

unprofessional staff and un home care providers. do not leave your loved ones in their hands…read more horrible hr staff

This facility is wonderful and the staff very caring. Our family explored several places for my…read moremom and found a place where we could see her living. The staff couldn't be more warm and caring and accommodating Recommend this place!