Trusted In-Home Senior Care for Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Surrounding Areas
At FootPrints Home Care, we truly believe that quality care begins at home—where comfort, connection, and dignity thrive. Proudly serving Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, and surrounding communities since 2005, we provide in-home senior care that supports independence, safety, and peace of mind for New Mexico families.
Whether you need a few hours of support each week, 24/7 elderly care, or short-term respite care for a loved one, our team delivers personalized assistance built on trust, compassion, and respect. Our services include ADL assistance (help with Activities of Daily Living), companionship, mobility support, and much more—all delivered by caregivers who treat your family like their own.
As a locally owned and operated home care agency, FootPrints was founded with the mission to be a blessing to both our clients and our caregiving team. Over the years, we’ve earned recognition as a top workplace in Albuquerque and continue to receive heartfelt reviews from families across central New Mexico.
We proudly accept long-term care insurance and private payment options, and we’re always here to answer your questions or help you get started.
Discover the FootPrints difference—trusted, compassionate care that truly feels like home.
“FootPrints Senior Care Services has impacted my life because they give my parents rest and keep my father safe.”
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2026 BusinessRate Top 5 Award Winner
We recently received some news that stopped us in our tracks: FootPrints Home Care has been named a BusinessRate Top 5 Award Winner for 2026 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. What makes this recognition special is who it comes from — the families who invited us into their homes and took the time to share their experience. Read on for a note from our team.
Senior Home Care In Albuquerque
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A Post-Covid World for the Elderly
Between March 2020 and April 2021, much of New Mexico seemed to shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic. For many elderly people, it largely meant staying at home to prevent exposure to the virus. Now, as restrictions are lifted in the spring of 2021, the elderly, particularly those who’ve...
