Bee Hive Bloggers:

     This time of year makes us think of new beginnings. We think happy thoughts and invite good things into our lives. The neighborhoods foliage, effloresce like wildfire, brings to light the seasons of our lives. From the beautiful white winter into the beginning of spring going into the summer time. 

     It is the concern for us at BeeHive Homes to provide quality of life in all the seasons of the lives of our residents. We find that all too often people delay the opportunity to make the BeeHive their home. It is our experience, that the fear of leaving the family home and it's security is challenging. Little do they know, that in the season of their lives when daily living activities become a challenge, that loneliness is the emotional daily stress, that the best next thing to home is BeeHive Homes.

     The concept of Assisted Living in a residential setting was born 27 years ago, in Boise Idaho.  The Walker family having a need for grandma, whom they loved wanted a quality of life for this great matriarch.  It had to be an environment that was home in every way. There must be the feel of respect, a standard of quality in the structure, someone who was in charge of Mom. Just as the seasons brings growth and life we at BeeHive Homes have maintained this need for all our families. In our staff, we have those whom are kind, caring and leave no question they would love their your grandmother in every aspect of her remaining years of mortality. A host of new friends to whom she knows as caregivers, she wears the genie button and every time she pushes it, one of our delightful caregivers appear.

These are the known must be's for Mom. We, who are those caregivers when BeeHive becomes home will be just that. New friendships, awakened self-dependence, increased appreciation for family, we have even had new romances.

     We would in this spring season invite all those wonderful people who might be needing a little extra help with life's routine consider coming home to BeeHive Homes where we will love you as though we were your very own.

Jay