I've toured BeeHive Homes of Henderson. They were expensive but not deluxe. They didn't have space. They have a dining area and they had things for people but they're paying more for the help they offer people. The staff was nice but there was a few staff, and it's much smaller than the other place I went to. The staff was friendly and attentive while they were there. They were talking between them in positive ways, it seemed like the people were happy. There wasn't a lot of space, they had a craft time going on when we were there, they were getting prepared for lunch, and there was also half time going on. We also saw their TV room. I thought that the rooms were kinda small. It's located out of the way, so we kinda had trouble finding the place. The facility was clean, that's the first thing I noticed.

My mother was a resident at Beehive Homes of Henderson for a few years. The staff treated her like family! The facility was super clean and welcoming every time I visited her (which was mostly daily). She loved it there and almost hated it when I would come to take her out for the day. That is where her "friends" lived. The staff were the most loving individuals I have ever met. She loved the activities they created on a regular basis. I continue to call the caretakers, my friends.