BeeHive Homes

.In February of 2019 my brother and I had to find a good home to place our mother. We struck total gold with Beehive. Babs and her staff were the utmost professionals. They provided the best care that I have ever witnessed in my life. My mother suffered from Lewy body dementia, advanced stage COPD and various other ailments. She passed away on this passed Tuesday (16 April 2019). Beehive treated her like family all the way to the last breathe and after. My brother and I will tell you that Beehive really made her passing less painful due the way they make you and your love ones feel like youre at home. They were even kissing my mother to make her feel loved. I highly recommend Beehive. Thank you Beehive!!!

Beehive homes of Green Valley and Marana are by far the best quality of care for the residents That's what this business is all about Going above and beyond Team work Babs is by far the best administrator manager caregiver and woman I professionally have ever come cross. Works not only for all residents but for her staff Adore the beehive concept Not about quantity about QUALITY Residents deserve the best and they strive to make that happen

In writing this review, I in no way consider myself to be an expert on assisted living and all that it entails. The fact of the matter is that I am a granddaughter to a woman who in the end did not have a choice about where she wanted to be due to the condition of her health. I am certain that no one would volunteer to leave their home and their loved ones if given the choice. That being said, there is a need for places like the BeeHive Homes. As I stated earlier, I am not one to give a professional opinion, but I can tell you this. I love my grandmother and her receiving proper care was exceptionally important to me. I know that there were some pretty major hurdles to overcome in order for my grandmother to receive the help that she needed. And I recognize that my grandmother received this help from Babs. Babs went out of her way to ensure that my grandmother received the necessary care and that she was comfortable. Babs stayed the night in the home during my grandmother's first night because she wanted to make sure that my grandmother felt safe. This simple act spoke volumes. It showed me, that to the BeeHive, my grandmother was not just the resident in room two, rather she was an individual who could use a little compassion. My grandmother's medical and emotional needs were being tended to and. I spoke with my grandmother on a daily basis. That woman could make friends anywhere. I would often hear that the staff of the facility would join her in her room and fellowship with her. They befriended her. I am thankful for this because she was very much a people person. I was there before my grandmother passed to the other side of eternity and I witnessed the care that she received, first hand. The staff genuinely took an interest in making her life better right up to very end. And really, isn't that what it is all about, enriching the lives of the residents as they live out their sunset days? As a matter of fact, I even heard of staff members coming in on their day off to say a final goodbye. I don't know if that says more about the quality of care and relationship that they strive to have with the residents at the BeeHive or if it only attests to how awesome a woman my grandmother was. I dare say, that it testifies to both!

I totally disagree with Linda Damico. Im ashamed to admit that shes my sister.I honestly dont have a relationship with her because of how she is. Everything she said was false. She has severe issues.Every single staff member was wonderful. I cant thank them enough on how they cared for my mother. I could tell they really cared for her down to the last couple hours of her life. Thank you to everyone for all your kindness that youve shown to my mother and all of her family during her stay