Albuquerque
The largest metro area I serve, with a wide range of senior living communities, from assisted living to memory care, across Albuquerque’s many neighborhoods.
Where I serve
I primarily serve families throughout Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, and surrounding communities, with a strong knowledge of the local senior living and care options available in the area. Wherever you are, the first step is a conversation.
The largest metro area I serve, with a wide range of senior living communities, from assisted living to memory care, across Albuquerque’s many neighborhoods.
Home base of Transitions in Senior Care, with a growing selection of senior living communities and thoughtful options for families in the West Side and the Rio Rancho foothills.
Village living and close-knit communities, where families often want local, personal guidance for a quieter way of life.
I also help families connected to the greater Albuquerque region, including towns and communities where local context makes a real difference.
Near 20% of the region is 65+
About one in five residents of the Albuquerque metro area is 65 or older, according to recent U.S. Census estimates. As the region grows, so does the need for calm, local guidance. I'm here for families across it.
Families who have worked with me, and local professionals, refer families to Transitions in Senior Care when they want a caring guide in the Albuquerque and Rio Rancho area.
You won’t be handed to a call center or an automated matching system. I personally visit, talk with, and know the communities I recommend, and I learn your family’s situation myself.
Families who plan ahead, before a crisis, have the biggest advantage. I’m here to help you understand your options while you still have time to consider.
I connect families with quality local resources, and I am glad to point you to the official New Mexico resources, including the state’s Aging & Long-Term Services Department, whenever they’re the right next step.
Where to reach me
Transitions in Senior Care is based in Rio Rancho, and I'm glad to meet families where they are, by phone, by video, or over a cup of tea when it helps.