My parents moved in here several years ago and it's been a nice community for them. Surrounded by…read morefriends, they thrived in their new environment. The apartments are of a decent size with small balconies, and it's really got that upscale feel to it as you would expect from all things Santa Fe. The facility has quite a few amenities available to residents such as a nail salon, fitness room, laundry service, dining room (one meals day included), shuttle service and activities galore. They also have security and a nurse on duty, although to be clear this is not an assisted living facility. It is a nice midway point between fully independent living and a nursing facility however, as it's they handle maintenance and such that the older set shouldn't be doing at this point in their lives. Pets are allowed as well and there is a small dog park on site. Conveniently located in the very heart of Santa Fe, it is within walking distance from several decent restaurants and the main square. There is secure underground parking for the residents as well. The main downside is that there is no parking for guests. There are about five parking spots out front and that's it. Most of the time these spots are taken up by work trucks, so finding a spot to park if you want to visit a resident is darn near impossible.

My parents live at this property's sister location, La Secoya. Both locations recently held Covid…read morebooster and flu shot events. I thought this was awesome as many of the residents are well into their retirement years, and as such often don't make appointments for these things due to the difficulty of booking and getting to them. I came up from Phoenix to make sure my parents got theirs. When I took my dad over to the event here as he missed it when they were doing it at his property, they were almost two hours behind the start time for handing out shots and the room was packed. They hadn't even started giving out the shots yet and all the residents were sitting in close quarters during flu season waiting to get their Covid boosters and flu shots. Not exactly well thought out in my opinion. So I took my dad over to Sam's Club thinking it would be easier to get it there. At Sam's we were told they were only making appointments at about four weeks out because the vaccines weren't available yet due to shortages and we wouldn't be able to find them anywhere else in town. So we went back to El Castillo where they finally had their event in full gear and we were able to get in and out in a timely manner. Points given for being able to get the vaccines for their residents who need them the most, but points detracted for the manner in which they ran the show.

My 93 year old dad moved into the assisted living wing at the Legacy in January. He had a beautiful…read moreapartment overlooking the mountains on the second floor. Unfortunately, he declined quickly and passed this month. He loved interacting with the staff at Legacy who treated him with dignity and compassion and honored his sense of humor. In the last week of his life, their care and concern for my dad's comfort was extraordinary. Because of his medical needs, we supplemented his care with caregivers from eagis during day. However, during the last week of his life, the Legacy staff checked in on him every 30 minutes during the night. The staff also asked my brother and I if we needed anything.

Legacy has left us with such a bad taste. Continuous turn over in staff which there is no…read moreconsistent routine if the staff is in constant learners mode. Food was not good. relationships between staff was not good. From an outside perspective the Legacy needs a whole new head staff. Dangerous to keep people waiting for assistance, the one good thing the legacy is good at is looking good. They are performative with events but day to day running is negligent. Save your money this is not the place for your loved one.

This review is for the Santa Fe office of Albuquerque Associated Podiatrists…read more I probably would have given more stars, but the reason for 3 stars is really due to the medical assistant for Dr. Teagarden. She is a young lady who always seems to be in a bad mood, never friendly or helpful. Also, the office staff could use some customer service training also, they are not very friendly either. Dr. Teagarden is pretty pleasant, but the office staff and medical assistant take away from this offices services.

I recently had my first visit with Dr. Teagarden. She replaced Der. Whitehouse,knowledgeable…read more wonderful. They both listen, explain, provide options, and are kind, funny, and compassionate human beings. They offer to do xrays if you have progressive damage or the situation has changed but are not excessive. They seem very knowledgeable and provide options for orthotics and their suppliers. I was able to get an appointment scheduled within a week, and the staff is polite and knowledgeable.

I've actually been here for two different ailments (getting old sucks!) and I was very happy both…read moretimes. Most recently I worked with Michelle and she was awesome. I'll definitely be going back when my next body part inevitably fails.

The excellent team of Physical Therapists custom designed a program to get me back on my feet…read morefollowing a Total Knee Replacement. Not all patients rehab the same so the team believes in encouraging but not aggressively torturing! From Barbara, the receptionist, to the therapist, they are all friendly, professional, helping you to the gain the best possible outcome. This was my 4th different orthopedic rehabilitation with All Care and each time I had an extremely positive experience. Thank you.

Everyone is very friendly very understanding at the methadone clinic a.k.a Santa Fe health…read moreServices. So if you or someone your love is addicted to heroin fentanyl or withdrawal from opioid addiction by prescription medication . Let me just say that coming over here and getting on the program.will literally work wonders for a healthier, happier, cleaner future.

The staff here worked with me with great care. I'm 74 years of age and have been on a program in…read morenew york for 10 years now. From the programs director, docteur, nurses and cou selors all top shelf. These guys care,, do there jobs and go the extra mile to help.. I could not find a falt in any thing they did.

This is the second time my father has needed services at this location and I will say the bedside…read moremanner of Dr. King very mediocre compared to other podiatrists doctors that I have encounter. She sees you less than 5 minutes and doesn't seems like she cares for her patient but treats them like a number instead of a human-being. If you speak Spanish forget it she will disregard your concerns. You better off going off somewhere else. Don't waster you time at this location. Expect to be told sit in the chair and she expects you to already have socks and shoes off without telling you what to do.

Dr. Glenda King is a caring, talented podiatrist. I've had problems with various foot problems,…read moreincluding plantar fasciitis and diabetes neuropathy. Dr. King has been quick to pin-point the causes leading to these problems and then has created a course of action for strengthening my feet and relieving pain and discomfort. Dr. King is compassionate and never makes me feel rushed. Located centrally near hospital hill in the Galisteo Center Office Park, the Santa Fe Foot Institute has convenient hours.

Had the misfortune of breaking my shoulder this summer. Eldorado PT nursed me through the tough…read morerecovery period. The two physical therapists I saw were caring, conscientious, knowledgeable, and encouraging. They also accommodated my chemical sensitivities. The staff was friendly and efficient. Would definitely go back, but hope won't have to.

I was injured by a procedure done to me. by the time I drove home I couldn't walk-- for nearly 24…read morehours. I did return but my therapist was then fearful of me and only gave me exercises that I could have gotten on utube and then as quickly as possible put me in a room with a heating pad and electrical stimulation. no improvement for me. I suggest you interview your therapist so that you have the same goals and a strategy of how to achieve them.