Welcoming - staff is very helpful. I purchased a membership …read more It's a clean facility with many social opportunities

A super nice place to go to that has always a lot of events that goes on here a lot of friendly…read morepeople here breakfast and Lunch is pretty cheap as well

Great service and caring people. Count not ask for more. Always reliable and sensitive to our needs.read more

InnovAge PACE of Albuquerque failed me in every way. In the 2 months I was enrolled with them I was…read moreneglected where I lost both dignity and self-respect. I'm a quadriplegic (C 7-8 Spinal Cord Injury) that's confined to a wheelchair that tries to be as independent and out-going as possible, but PACE creates an atmosphere of dependence. Don't believe them or their buses when they claim that their program is about YOUR TERMS and INDEPENDENCE because neither is true. I better pause for a moment and say that if you are in need of day care during weekdays and have other help at home then it may be ok for you or a loved one, but I would be cautious. Back to me, in the 35 years on wheels it is absolutely the worst healthcare system that I have ever experienced. Even though I strive on being independent but it's just me and there's many things I just can't do. In the 2 months I received an average of 1 shower a week (they promised 2 but rarely showed up on Friday that leaves me at home for the weekend because of my smell), they didn't complete 1 load of laundry and I average 1 a day (but promised 1 load a week and light house cleaning once every other week, WOW!), they swept twice but never mopped, did some dishes once, vacuumed once, never cleaned the bathroom or shower, did change the bed twice but obviously no detail cleaning. More things about them: whether you take a bus to their facility or stay at home, you belong to them between 8 am to 4 pm weekdays. If you go there, they make a run for 4-5 passengers any time after 8 (better be ready at all times because they only give you approximately 5 minutes heads up) and 10 am. They make the return trip starting at 3:30 pm so they can charge a full day of day care. If you stay home your either waiting for home services to possibly show up or supplies (which I received about half of) showing up out of the blue, they give about a half hour notice on that. FEEL THE CONFINEMENT? Oh, there's much more. The bus at first used to show everyday whether I asked them to or not, I truly believe they charge the taxpayer either way. It doesn't do any good to find your own transportation there because they don't make appointments, you still have to wait for your turn, again charging more day care. Be prepared to play phone tag (taking up more time) because you usually have to leave a message because they rarely pick up their phones, they are usually just wondering around the building trying to look busy. More wasted taxpayer money! I suffered through 3 UTI's in the 2 months I was there because the doctor (who thinks she's the greatest ever and obviously doesn't believe in preventive care) wouldn't approve the pre-lubed sterile catheters I've been using for years or any sterile catheters at all. Instead, I was caught reusing catheters with KY. It hurt so bad to use them and high risk for a false entry, I had one back in the early days reusing catheters with KY that required a 125-mile ambulance trip to take me to a urologist surgeon. Almost bled to death, but she (doctor) didn't care about the risk. I'll stop there but the whole experience created more stress and depression again causing low self-esteem, loss of dignity and more confinement (dependency) than I've ever experienced. It was such a relief to disenroll with them. I can't prove possible fraud, but the rest are facts so please be aware if you're thinking about enrolling in InnovAge PACE. Thank you for reading.

Rio grande pool removed ADA pool lift claiming it was broken several weeks ago. They finally…read moreordered a new one that has been sitting collecting dust for a week and has not been installed. As of today they continue to charge disabled patrons for entrance to pool while making no effort to install ADA lift. Great pool if it was actually accessible.

I really enjoyed this pool. Everything looked clean. My favorite part is the grass & all the trees…read morearound it.

Clean, good hours, friendly staff, good equipment. Not too busy in the mornings. Fair priceread more

Best gym around. Love it! Clean, friendly great hours. You will like the atmosphere and location…read moreis convenient. Plenty of parking.

My daughter has been swimming here for a while now. She has learned a lot and is now swimming! The…read morepool is a bit small but it still works out great and the employees seem organized in getting the kids in and out of the pool timely.

We have been going to the Fish Factory for 6 years - we have graduated 3 kids so far and it is…read moresimply THE BEST! Practically speaking: the year round classes, the warm pool the amazing curriculum and how they keep track of where each child is skill level wise and building off of that every week, is astonishing. I grew up on a swim team and the way the classes are laid out at the Fish Factory are different - and so much better because of it! Children first learn safety skills. And when they get to the swim strokes it's broken down in such a way that it is far more intuitive for kids. We travel a LOT and my kids are the best swimmers in the water compared to 95% of anyone else and are far younger as well. My littlest knows not to jump into the pool without permission and how to get to the side and pull herself out if she fell in. These classes don't look like the 2 week sessions teens teach. They are taught by adults who are paid an adult salary and the quality shows. Not to mention they all clearly love kids and the water! I can't say enough good things about the Fish Factory - I can say I will literally cry when my youngest graduated and we don't have a reason to come here anymore.

Staff always attentive and very friendly. Locker room is always clean and showers are great. The…read morepool is awesome. Looks perfect. Wonderful stairs to gain access to the pool. It gets crowded in spurts but usually not for long. Most people are super nice and are aware of others around them. Always a great experience.

I take water therapy classes in three days a week. The pool is always clean. The dresser rooms are…read morealways clean for the most part people behind the desk are very cooperative. They do need a better system of checking people in the only have one person in charge of people buying memberships and checking it they really need to improve on that. some of the equipment like the noodles are old and have seen better days. They need to replace those..

One of the good things about Albuquerque is the abundance of the neighborhood parks around the…read morecity! Altura is simply among one of the best parks in this city. It is large, lush, very well maintained, in a good location and has things that other parks do not offer (tennis courts, kids playground, architectural structures, and chalks/ dog poop bag stations). Sometimes there are neighborhood/local fairs going on as well. People there are nice and polite..and because the park is so large, everyone can have their own space enjoying the park. I try to take my dogs there sometimes and they loved how expansive and lush the place is (one of my dogs loves rolling on the greens there!). Overall, a wonderful park and everyone really helps keep the place clean. Definitely a great place to enjoy your day!

Amazing community & excellent park. This park is located in one of the best neighborhoods in…read moreAlbuquerque. There is the tennis court in the middle, a children's playground and plenty of room to picnic, toss the football around or take a walk with your dog.

Really? You got my 7 year old kid to add an IF THEN statement in her video game code to provide…read morerealtime interaction with a webcam? I can't even get her to fix the air conditioner! My daughter is really happy with her video game programming class at Engineering for Kids. They set up these modular projects that are set up for kids with no background in engineering to be successful. They have several topics such as lego robots, civil, mechanical, and others. I was pretty impressed that on her first day she was able to follow all the instructions and design an interactive video game with points and timers and graphics. Even though the software uses a graphic coding language, they still start to get familiar with the structure of programming: start, do this , if then, do that end etc. Very cool, very fun. I think she's off the hook for the science fair this year if she can just pass this one off.