BeeHive Homes of Broken Arrow
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- 3200 West Washington St S, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
- (918) 505-9995
- 3.3 ( 2 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
BeeHive Homes of Broken Arrow is a senior living home in a residential setting. Uniquely designed, our senior living services offer residents more access to personal care. By keeping our homes smaller with professional, skilled caregivers, our residents can have their needs addressed personally. We truly believe that in order to provide the very best care for our residents, we must get to know them well and discover what their individual needs are–and that’s exactly what we do!
Our Services
- Suite rooms – Residents have a private room complete with their very own fully accessible bathroom. We have beautifully furnished rooms, or residents may wish to decorate the room according to their own personal tastes. We can even accommodate couples if desired!
- 24-hour staffing – All employees of BeeHive must agree to our standards of excellence. Only the most kind-hearted, compassionate, fun, friendly staff can work with our BeeHive family members. The nurse call system, online technology, and fully secured building eliminate stress and worry from the minds of residents and their loved ones.
- Delicious meals – We recognize the importance of good food! Be assured, our on-site Chef makes an event out of each meal created in our gourmet kitchen. It should be noted that all meals are dietitian-approved so they are delicious and healthy. Like everything else in a BeeHive Home, our plates are also served with care and quality.
- Group association – We truly are a family here and we all (staff and residents) cultivate close relationships. As the saying goes “The bee is more honored than other animals, not because she labors, but because she labors for others.” There is nothing like the wonderful feeling of being surrounded by those that care.
- Daily housekeeping services and laundry – All of the housekeeping services are provided for our residents on a daily basis. Fresh, clean living is essential to our home-like setting and is maintained around the clock, so you don’t have to.
- Activities – Two and one-half decades of experience at BeeHive Homes has shown that residents are more satisfied with life in a home that allows them to expand upon their hobbies, maintain their connections with friends and family, exercise, and relax. That is exactly what we do here, and bingo and bunko are just the beginning.
Reviews
3.3
( 2 Reviews )
Jennifer
December 18, 2022
BeeHive Homes of Broken Arrow was really clean and it looks like the residents were being taken care of. The atmosphere seemed quiet, they had good-sized rooms with lots of space for furniture, and you can move around in them like regular apartments. The staff that I met took me around, she didn't do anything else.
Marilyn
June 19, 2021
I didn't have a very good impression with BeeHive Homes of Broken Arrow. There was no one there to meet us. There was just a young man that had never given a tour before. He just took us to a room, closed the door on us, and went to get some brochures and stuff to give us. It felt like it wasn't really a tour at all.
The rooms were very small, and they have the capacity of 22 residents. It was laid out alright, but they had the memory care and the regular care all in one place. They did not have a separate facility for memory care. Everybody was just sitting around in the dining area and watching TV, which didn't look like they were having activities or anything going on.
I only met two staff members. The young man who showed us to one room, and then another staff member came up to talk to him and tell him when I asked how many residents there were. She came and told him what to say. That is the only communication I had with any of the staff. It was originally scheduled for 12:30 PM, but I got a call the night before asking if we could come later because that was at their lunch time. It was so busy that it would be better if we rescheduled to a later hour. So we went there about 1:30 PM, and I don't know if that got communicated to someone who was supposed to be there to show us the room. We didn't find out anything about the activities and what else was available. We just saw an empty room, and that was it.
