Beehive Homes Inc

I would recommend to others. It's small, extra attention is paid to the residents, and it's clean/bright. We picked this community because of the closeness to home, had all the attributes I was looking for.

We are very pleased with all of the Beehive Homes of Picayune community. What we like the most about the community is that the staff were professional, courteous, and friendly personnel cannot be beat. We would absolutely recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had.

Beehive had only a few residents and we felt like for socialization it might be limited. And while we liked that it was a new community we thought it might be best to give them time to settle and work out of any issues with it being new.

This is the best place in our area, staff is beyond amazing, place is beautiful, it feels like a home, not a hospital feel, I mean what staff would have a veg garden tilled up so a resident could have what he wanted, there is no words that could explain how great of a place this is, we the family love it, but what matters most is my 93 year old grandmother that had to move here because she could no longer live in her home alone, LOVES it, she is very happy at The Beehive. The garden in back yard really sets them all apart they know residents get bored and they go over and beyond to do things to help that

The staff is great. They take care of all residents with great care. The entire facility is kept very clean. There is a family type atmosphere here that is not present in most facilities. I would highly recommend Beehive Homes of Woodstock to friends and family.

I think they should hire a housekeeper for the facility which would help the aides a bunch. They could stand more activities. Now and then they have a piano player and a small get together with food but they could use some card games maybe or bingo. Something different. They have some brochures for senior care associates to help those survivors of spouses that were in the military and they help them get monies to help with expenses

My mother was there only very shortly before she passed, but I have only good things to say about the Beehive. My Mother was actually happy there until her physical condition took a turn. I would say this if a patient is on hospice or home health the nurse for those agencies should be involved heavily to insure the patient is appropriate for Beehive and they should also be heavily involved in the transition phase. I would recommend Beehive.

No place is like home. But Beehive Home only have 16 residents at any time so it's much easier to meet and interact with others

My mother is a resident at Beehive Homes of Woodstock. We have been pleased with the staff and the accommodations at Beehive. The move-in process was easy and my mother seems happy there. We would recommend Beehive to others.

It is a great community. It seemed most of the residents were memory care. My dad had all of his mental faculties, but his body was completely weakened. He needed the level of physical assistance they provided. Being a smaller facility allowed them to know my dad and his specific needs better.

I actually witnessed an altercation between staff. And staff was very rude to some of the residents. We had to monitor closely when it came to the care. The food was terrible and not as described when we signed up. The activities were way oversold. Pretty much just watching tv. Did not experience any organized activities. The price point seems reasonable. It was not a good experience for dad. Because facility was new, it was clean and kept clean. Seems it was more about lack of leadership and lack of competent and kind staff. I imagine it is very hard to find good help for this type of work with low pay points. That's what I've heard over and over while looking for care options for dad. He's home now, doing well, and we have someone come in and help twice a week.