BeeHive Homes of Coral Canyon

M F 

on Google

a year ago

My loved was neglected, they are understaffed for what they need to do. One person at night for 15 plus people and they are assisted living yet taking care of many dementia people who require full care including feeding them. Administering meds to them and they aren't nurses technically they are just supposed to set out meds but many can't take them in their own. showering them since they can't help themselves. Then they sit in the living room lined up in wheelchairs ignored for hours. No real activities for these types of p... read more

Brett Christiansen 

on Google

2 years ago

My parents stayed at Beehive Homes in Washington for a little more than two years. They lived in one of the independent units with a garage for their car. They really enjoyed living there and were very well taken care by the staff and Joel, the owner and manager. My family members felt they were in great hands living there on their own. I highly recommend. 

Jeanine Dodge 

on Google

6 years ago

A year ago my husband discovered that his elderly father was living in an unacceptable situation. He was no longer able to care for himself. Joel at Beehive Homes Coral Canyon found a room for my father in law within 24 hours, and we moved him in. What a difference!. My father in law lived out his last year well fed, clean, comfortable and well cared for! The other residents and the staff became family for Dad. He always bragged about how good the food was and how kind and attentive the staff was. Whenever we visited (we liv... read more

Kristen Wang 

on Google

6 years ago

Beehive homes is a great facility to trust with your loved ones. They treated my grandmother like family. I never had any doubts of my grandmother having care in a different state then me due to the fact of the care she received here was so much better then what we could provide her. They make home cooked meals and keep the facility clean. They make sure they get to know their patients to know what works best for them. For my grandmother who had dementia it was a new way of getting her to eat or do basic things every day. If... read more