Frequently Asked Questions

Independent living is for seniors who can manage daily activities on their own but want the convenience and social benefits of community living. Assisted living adds support with things like laundry service, light housekeeping, nutritious meals, and scheduled transportation to medical appointments — helping you maintain your active, social lifestyle with a little extra help.

Independent living may be a good fit if you're finding that home maintenance, cooking, or social isolation are becoming more of a challenge — even though you're still healthy and active. Many people choose independent living not because they need help, but because they want a more connected, worry-free lifestyle. The best way to find out is to tour a community and see what daily life looks like.

A continuum of care means a community offers multiple levels of service — such as independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing — on one campus. This is important because if your health needs change over time, you don't have to leave your community, your friends, or your familiar surroundings. It also gives families peace of mind knowing that higher levels of care are available nearby if needed.

Pay attention to the cleanliness of the campus, the friendliness of the staff, and the overall atmosphere. Ask about available floor plans, what's included in the monthly cost, what activities are offered, and what happens if care needs change. Try to talk with current residents if possible. Most importantly, trust your instincts — you should feel welcomed and comfortable.

Our green, 16-acre campus has a social center for dining, a library, a village store, beauty shop, woodshop, and a separate building with an indoor pool and Jacuzzi. A wellness center and daily exercise programs are available, too. Visit our Amenities page for full details.

Our campus includes independent living, a 24-unit assisted living center, and an 86-bed healthcare center — all on one 16-acre campus. This means residents can transition between levels of care as their needs change, without leaving the community they call home.

We are located at 3011 Buena Vida Circle, Las Cruces, NM 88011. Our campus sits at an elevation of 4,100 feet in the Organ Mountains, which rise above the Rio Grande Valley. We are conveniently located close to shopping, restaurants, theaters, hospitals, medical service complexes, and physician offices, and in close proximity to the campus of New Mexico State University.

We offer six floor plan options ranging from a 460 square foot studio to a 1,008 square foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment. Options include a studio, a one-bedroom/one-bathroom, and several two-bedroom layouts. You can view all floor plans and download a PDF on our Floor Plans page.

For current pricing and availability, we encourage you to contact us directly. Call us at 575-952-6831 or email ILD@lascrucesvillage.com, and our team will be happy to walk you through your options.

Our campus is made up of 157 senior living apartments distributed between two apartment buildings, plus a freestanding 24-unit assisted living center and an 86-bed healthcare center.

We'd love to show you around. Call us at 575-952-6831 or email ILD@lascrucesvillage.com to schedule a personal tour. You can also reach us through our Contact Us page.

You can reach us by phone at 575-952-6831, by email at ILD@lascrucesvillage.com, or by visiting our campus at 3011 Buena Vida Circle, Las Cruces, NM 88011. Our team is happy to answer any questions you may have.

Yes! Visit our Photo Gallery & Virtual Tour page to see photos of our campus, common areas, and apartment buildings, as well as a virtual tour video. Of course, we always recommend visiting in person to get the full experience.

Las Cruces sits at 4,100 feet in the beautiful Rio Grande Valley at the base of the Organ Mountains. The area enjoys a warm, sunny climate, an affordable cost of living, and easy access to New Mexico State University for continuing education and cultural programs. It's also conveniently located near hospitals, shopping, restaurants, and theaters.