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My mother received fantastic care at Bee Hive homes. The caregivers are well trained. My mother didn't want to socialize. The caregivers encouraged her to participate in activities. They respected her self imposed limit of participation. She was well loved and cared for. I have always highly recommended Bee Hive Homes and will continue to do so.... Read more
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A Place for Mom has scored Beehive Homes of Yuma with 0 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 0 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Beehive Homes of Yuma has 6 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.9 out of 5.
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My husband was there for a very short time until his death. It is very clean, people are happy, pleasant, and eager to help. I know that he got excellent care and so did I while spending the last day and night of his life with him.
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My mother received fantastic care at Bee Hive homes. The caregivers are well trained. My mother didn't want to socialize. The caregivers encouraged her to participate in activities. They respected her self imposed limit of participation. She was well loved and cared for. I have always highly recommended Bee Hive Homes and will continue to do so.
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When my mom moved to BeeHive Homes of Yuma it was very nice. But in 2017 it got a new manager. This is not a person that should be around a vulnerable population. She is cruel and has her own agenda which is not in the best interest of the residents. Three people warned me to get my mother out of BeeHive and I wish I'd done it sooner.
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This facility used to be very nice and I was relieved my parents could be there. BUT... in 2017 it was sold to a new owner/manager and the place went downhill. Very poorly dishonestly, incompetently managed. There is now a high turnover of caregivers and residents. I wish I had listened to my parents case manager and gotten them out sooner. They suffered because I didn't.
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Our parents receive GREAT care at Bee Hive - the staff is friendly and caring and our parents are happy and safe there.
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My mom was at home with my husband and myself. Ended up in a nursing home with a severe UTI. We toured Bee Hive on Friday and by Monday we moved her in. They treat her like a queen, She has everything and more in here. I tried to be her caregiver but she gets what I couldn't give her, I thank God in so many ways for the whole staff.
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