Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Take a look at our new commercial playing on KOB TV.
Exciting news from Bee Hive Taylor Ranch; "we are all movie stars". Last week was an exciting time for all the residents and staff, as 
Channel 4 News station came out to shoot a story for the TV Show "Good Day New Mexico". This story will air sometime in March. We will be sure to let all our family members know the date and time. Residents were filmed doing daily activities like, exercise and games. Several resident bed rooms were filmed during the shot. Residents informed me they felt proud to call Bee Hive their home and said they were glad we wanted them to be a big part of this story. Even Miss Peppie made her debut.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Article about Beehive Homes of Santa Fe
For the Elderly, There's No Place Like a Bee Hive Homes
Bee Hive Homes is the newest assisted-living facility in Santa Fe. Like Santa Fe, Bee Hive Homes is a unique place to live. The company got its start in 1987 when Twayne Walker, company founder and a builder by trade, couldn't find an acceptable place for his elderly mother to live. Her needs had surpassed his ability to care for her. At that time, many assisted-living facilities did not provide a pleasant atmosphere where residents could live happily. To make matters worse, the cost of these facilities was prohibitive for many of the elderly and their families.
With few, if any, choices available, Walker built an assisted-living home for his mother with the innovative idea that the elderly deserve a clean and comfortable family-type setting at an affordable price when they reach a point in their lives where they need assisted living care. During the construction phase of Walker's first assisted-living home, there was so much interest shown by potential residents that many of them were ready to move in as soon as it was completed.
Almost 25 years after the first home was built, Bee Hive Homes now has facilities in twelve states. "We provide the comforts of home, with loving caregivers, home-cooked meals, and facilities designed to expand the independence of our residents. You can feel peace of mind with your mother or father or other family member in a Bee Hive Home, knowing they are comfortable and well cared for. We encourage family participation and often get to know our residents' families and friends almost as well as our own," said Jay Manning, owner and sub-franchisor of homes throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
A Bee Hive Home is a planned environment, allowing for ten to twenty residents to enjoy a quality of lifestyle with group association, yet still offering the utmost in privacy with individual bedrooms and at least a half bath. Most importantly, Bee Hive Homes offers 24-hour supervision with exceptional staff members, trained in quality geriatric care, but committed to a home and family environment. "Our residents deserve to feel important and valued so we provide activities that help them to thrive and enjoy life such as exercise and yoga, art classes, musical events, annual parties and picnics. We strongly encourage participation from schools and churches, and other community organizations. At Bee Hive Homes we really do strive to be the next best place to home," added Manning.
Please stop by Bee Hive Homes of Santa Fe, located at 3838 Thomas Road just off Airport Road and north of the Santa Fe Country Club, and tour the facility. Contact Angel Malone, administrator, for a personal tour. She can be reached at 505-385-6249. Bee Hive office hours are typically 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 33494
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87594
Contact Number Phone:
505-474-0841.
Bee Hive Homes is the newest assisted-living facility in Santa Fe. Like Santa Fe, Bee Hive Homes is a unique place to live. The company got its start in 1987 when Twayne Walker, company founder and a builder by trade, couldn't find an acceptable place for his elderly mother to live. Her needs had surpassed his ability to care for her. At that time, many assisted-living facilities did not provide a pleasant atmosphere where residents could live happily. To make matters worse, the cost of these facilities was prohibitive for many of the elderly and their families.
With few, if any, choices available, Walker built an assisted-living home for his mother with the innovative idea that the elderly deserve a clean and comfortable family-type setting at an affordable price when they reach a point in their lives where they need assisted living care. During the construction phase of Walker's first assisted-living home, there was so much interest shown by potential residents that many of them were ready to move in as soon as it was completed.
Almost 25 years after the first home was built, Bee Hive Homes now has facilities in twelve states. "We provide the comforts of home, with loving caregivers, home-cooked meals, and facilities designed to expand the independence of our residents. You can feel peace of mind with your mother or father or other family member in a Bee Hive Home, knowing they are comfortable and well cared for. We encourage family participation and often get to know our residents' families and friends almost as well as our own," said Jay Manning, owner and sub-franchisor of homes throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
A Bee Hive Home is a planned environment, allowing for ten to twenty residents to enjoy a quality of lifestyle with group association, yet still offering the utmost in privacy with individual bedrooms and at least a half bath. Most importantly, Bee Hive Homes offers 24-hour supervision with exceptional staff members, trained in quality geriatric care, but committed to a home and family environment. "Our residents deserve to feel important and valued so we provide activities that help them to thrive and enjoy life such as exercise and yoga, art classes, musical events, annual parties and picnics. We strongly encourage participation from schools and churches, and other community organizations. At Bee Hive Homes we really do strive to be the next best place to home," added Manning.
Please stop by Bee Hive Homes of Santa Fe, located at 3838 Thomas Road just off Airport Road and north of the Santa Fe Country Club, and tour the facility. Contact Angel Malone, administrator, for a personal tour. She can be reached at 505-385-6249. Bee Hive office hours are typically 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 33494
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87594
Contact Number Phone:
505-474-0841.
64th Wedding Anniversay @ Beehive Village
We had a wonderful celebration with Steve and Marny Cooper who celebrated their 64th Wedding Anniversary this past week at the Beehive Village in Albuquerque. What an awesome event to be a part of. Angel, the administrator at this location, cooked them a gourmet meal which they enjoyed together in a romantic atmosphere. We want to congratulate Steve and Marny on this momentous occasion.They also enjoyed lunch with family and celebrated with an anniversary cake.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Ralph's Auto Corner & Mary Ann's Gardening Tips
Flat tires and blow-outs are the most common; -Blow-outs often occur because of under inflated tires as well as no attendance to leaks, if tires run underinflated for some distance they become so hot AND they disintegrate, this can cause extensive damage to your wheel, and lots of body work! Tires can loose 1-psi per month or more. PSI stands for pressure in tires. I had a neighbor who delivered papers so lots of driving he had tried every brand of tires on the market, and found that the Bridgestone were the best on the market. SO REMEMBER, check your tire pressure often, check your owners Manuel for the amount your car tires need. Proper maintenance of tires will prolong the life of your tires.
according to Eileen Riccon and Mary Ann Saavedra, Prune bushes in the fall
around September to October for healthy growth in the springtime. You have to like your flowers and plants, talk to them I know that sounds funny but I believe it does help, touch your plants, they need their foliage touched. Have a good gardening month. Check next month for our next gardening tips.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Welcome to the new Beehive Homes Blog
Welcome to the Beehive Homes Assisted Living Blog. We plan to use this blog to do a number of things. For example: we will keep you up to date on the goings on at Beehive Homes, we will create posts about the best ways to care for our elderly customers, we will post about Memory Loss care, and we will post important updates regarding the assisted living market.
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