Address: 6401 Corona Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA
Phone: +15055917024
Sunday: 9AM–5PM
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 9AM–5PM
Felisha Griego
I work at beehive for 4 moths they do not care about there caregivers there rude and they watch what your doing 24/7 just because I walked out they said that I banded the residents but I didn’t they over worked me so hard that I quit they favoritism other staff I was working in a house and one of the guys left all the residents all wet it was nasty
Bernue Lithgow
9/15/22- I do not in the least blame the workers at these places. They are no question overworked and underpaid. Which is not a good situation for the residents. They do the best they can, gven what they are supposed to do. When the owners get a good worker, they will work them to death. All the money stays at the top with the owners and management. I know--went through the same thing myself. It is, as usual, management, that needs to be held to account for the way the system is run!! Like all systems that are focused on the bottom line, it is the front line workers who suffer. And, of course, the patients. At present, I am not happy with the care my sister has been getting at this "memory" care bldg. There are too many issues to list. One big one is the fact they are NON-medical which lets them hire care givers and pay them nothing. If they had to hire at least one CNA or NP for each memory care unit. Their patient ratio is terrible: 2 employees to 7-1/2 patients. Even in the memory care units where some of the residents need one caregiver for some of the residents. I am at my wits end on what to do. I have the number for the Obudsman with the Agency on Aging. I need to vent with someone! that is for sure. My sister seems to have gone down both mentally and physically. For the fee they charge ($5,583.00), this is ridiculous.
Linda Stefoin
I have had two individual experiences with this company, with two different loved ones. Both times were very short notice for the help we needed. Both times Beehive was able to step up. We found that communication with the staff was welcomed and responsive. That is a huge key for me. There is no replacement for being at home, but when our loved one had a need, it was met. In fact, the management went over and above for us a couple of times. The home itself was beautiful and welcoming. I have had friends who also had relatives here, and recommended it to me without reservation. I would not hesitate to recommend this company.
Katie Widner
They give a great sales pitch but never follow through. We were told each house had a cook… they didn’t. My grandmother is diabetic, and her meals did not reflect that. A grilled cheese and goldfish is NOT dinner. When it came to the rooms being cleaned, my mother or I would end up cleaning the room because they didn’t have time. The caregivers are wonderful, just overwhelmed due to being understaffed. The management is awful, unprofessional, and unfriendly. We would ask questions and their suggestion was to leave if we were unhappy. We asked if someone would be able to help my grandmother walk around outside, they said it would be an extra $17, and we agreed to pay it… well they turned around and said they couldn’t do because they didn’t have the staff. They offer suggestions but go back on them when you take them up. Be careful with this location.
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BeeHive is not a nursing home but an assisted living home. Each house holds about 15 residents.
Dementia friendly societies have the power to change the way we think about living with dementia by allowing day-to-day programs, environments and those within them to better engage with people affected by dementia or with it.
BeeHive isn't the only option for assisted living financial assistance. Many states offer alternative programs, and there are incentives for federal, non-profit, and private assistance. Use our Resource Locator Tool to find other programs and choices you or your loved one may qualify for.
Our residents are our # 1 priority, as we mentioned earlier. All apartments have emergency pull cords and our staff are notified and will respond quickly. You can buy alert pendants at an additional low monthly cost.
You should tour at least three different facilities if you are looking for an assisted living or memory care facility. Touring 3 facilities will give you a good idea of what you are looking for and will allow you to compare sufficiently with each other.
Deciding the right moment to establish the transition can be difficult, and for each person the right moment varies. Assisted living is usually ideal for those who need some support in their regular lives, but do not require specialized medical treatment.
Facilities not licensed as specialty care facilities may not admit or retain residents with severe cognitive impairments and may not advertise themselves as a "Dementia Care Facility," an "Alzheimer's Care Facility," or as a specialist or competent care facility for people with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
Since people with memory loss need more treatment and support as their disease progresses, the cost of operating a system with memory care is much higher. Specialized caregiver preparation, specialized dining services and unique life enrichment activities all help improve a person with dementia's quality of life, but each also makes the program more costly. Again, financial options may be available that you may not be aware of. If you're interested in learning more, contact our BeeHive Homes.
Most assisted residences in the early stages of dementia or Alzheimer's disease can comfortably accommodate occupants. These are incorporated into the residence's general population and provide the same general supervision, personal care assistance and organized activity services typically provided to all residents.
Alzheimer's treatment focuses on medicines and therapies that assist people achieve the greatest feasible standard of lives. Alzheimer's are not currently cured, but study is underway and has offered us a broad variety of therapy options. Social and cognitive medicines, procedures for medication, and modifications in behaviour can all assist reduce the diseases.
Hi Jim and Claudia, There is a $2000 admission fee with a monthly charge of $4500 for assisted living. Memory care starts at $5000 per month. There is an additional charge for incontinence care as well if a two or three person transfer is needed to care for the resident. We also offer respite care (short-term) at $200 per day. You can always call us directly for any other questions. We look forward to getting to know you better.
Besides getting a help employees and offering food, most aided housing establishments also give at least some of the previous services: health service leadership and tracking. Help with regular working operations such as bathing, washing and exercising. Housekeeping and laundry facilities.
I'm not sure but keep in mind that it's a Assisted Living Facility which is Usually for Seniors .
Yes we do! We have homes specific to Alzheimer's and Dementia care as well as traditional Assisted Living.
Currently we do not accept the Medicaid wavier. Here is a great resource for more information on how to qualify for homes and facilities that do accept Medicaid. https://www.payingforseniorcare.com/new-mexico#Medicaid-Programs-for-the-Elderly We hope you find this information useful and appreciate the question.
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