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Senior care in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Licensed assisted living and nursing homes across the Heights, the West Side and the valleys.

Quick answer

46 HCA-licensed assisted living facilities with an Albuquerque address are in our directory (a partial list while the state's provider search is offline), licensed for 1,028 residents among the 33 whose size is shown, across the city's quadrants and the unincorporated South Valley and East Mountains.

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Data as of November 1, 2026 (HCA) and October 1, 2026 (CMS)

Partial — state directory temporarily unavailable, data as of November 1, 2026. The New Mexico Health Care Authority’s provider search was offline when this page was built, so the assisted living list below holds only the 65 metro facilities we could read from HCA’s directory (209 listings statewide). It is not the complete list. Check HCA’s facility search for any facility not shown, or ask an advisor.

How many licensed assisted living facilities have an Albuquerque address?

46 HCA-licensed assisted living facilities with an Albuquerque address are in our directory (a partial list while the state's provider search is offline), licensed for 1,028 residents among the 33 whose size is shown, across the city's quadrants and the unincorporated South Valley and East Mountains.

Part of AlbuquerqueFacilities listedLicensed beds (shown)15 or fewer bedsCMS nursing homes
Northeast Heights30793159
Southeast Heights and Four Hills411512
West Side and Northwest Mesa76632
North Valley and Downtown44433
South Valley and Southwest Mesa11012

Which are the largest assisted living communities in Albuquerque?

By licensed beds the largest Albuquerque communities in our directory are The Woodmark At Uptown (144 beds, ZIP 87110); The Watermark at Cherry Hills (131 beds, ZIP 87109); Camino Retirement Apartments (105 beds, ZIP 87112); Brookdale Valencia (100 beds, ZIP 87108); the median Albuquerque facility with a known size is licensed for 10 residents.

FacilityAreaLicensed bedsSize bandOvernight staff minimum (8.370.14.19)NM license #
The Woodmark At Uptown
7201 Prospect Pl NE, Albuquerque 87110
Northeast Heights14461 or more3 awake + 3 more5794
The Watermark at Cherry Hills
6901 San Vicente Ave NE, Albuquerque 87109
Northeast Heights13161 or more3 awake + 3 more4113
Camino Retirement Apartments
12101 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque 87112
Northeast Heights10561 or more3 awake + 2 more5638
Brookdale Valencia
300 Valencia Dr SE, Albuquerque 87108
Southeast Heights and Four Hills10061 or more3 awake + 2 more5792
Morningstar of Albuquerque
8051 Palomas Ave NE, Albuquerque 87109
Northeast Heights8561 or more3 awake + 1 more4028
La Vida Llena
10501 Lagrima De Oro Rd NE, Albuquerque 87111
Northeast Heights7761 or more3 awake + 1 more5674
Morada Quintessence
7101 Eubank Blvd NE, Albuquerque 87122
Northeast Heights7561 or more3 awake + 1 more4057
Carefree Living
10916 Juan Tabo Pl NE, Albuquerque 87111
Northeast Heights5131 to 602 awake + 1 available5647
Ravenna Assisted Living
3051 Twin Oaks Dr NW, Albuquerque 87120
West Side and Northwest Mesa4531 to 602 awake + 1 available2134
Wellesley Care Home, LLC
3209 Wellesley Ct NE, Albuquerque 87107
North Valley and Downtown1616 to 301 awake + 1 on premises2059
Beehive Homes of Four Hills 2
13450 Wenonah Ave SE, Albuquerque 87123
Southeast Heights and Four Hills15Up to 151 awake3004
Casa Sandia
222 Sandia View Rd NW, Albuquerque 87107
North Valley and Downtown12Up to 151 awake4095

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How many nursing homes are in Albuquerque, and how are they rated?

18 CMS-certified nursing homes have an Albuquerque address, with 2,263 certified beds; the 18 with an overall CMS rating average 2.8 stars, and 6 are rated 4 or 5 stars.

Every metro nursing home with CMS ratings →

How do Albuquerque's quadrants differ for senior care?

The Northeast Heights holds the most assisted living, from converted ranch houses to large Uptown communities; the Southeast Heights is closest to UNM Hospital and the VA Medical Center; the West Side is growing fast but has fewer facilities and longer river crossings; and the North and South valleys mix older small homes with in-home care for families who want to stay put.

Addresses use quadrant suffixes (NE, NW, SE, SW) split at Central Avenue and the railroad tracks, which helps when comparing a list of facilities with where family lives.

Who runs senior services for the City of Albuquerque?

The City of Albuquerque Department of Senior Affairs is also the Area Agency on Aging for Bernalillo County; its Senior Information & Assistance Line is (505) 764-6400 (TTY 1-800-659-8331), Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and it runs six senior centers and two multigenerational centers (North Domingo Baca and Manzano Mesa).

Services include home services, senior meals, transportation assistance and case management. Bernalillo County agencies →

What an Albuquerque mailing address does and does not tell you

It tells youIt does not tell you
Citythe post office that delivers the mailwhether the facility is inside city limits (much of the South Valley is not)
Quadrantwhich side of Central Avenue and the trackstravel time across the river at rush hour
Recordswhere to find the facility in HCA's directorya rating (New Mexico publishes none for assisted living)

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