Welcome to BeeHive Homes of Rio Rancho, an assisted living facility in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. This community does not offer a level of care outside of assisted living. BeeHive Homes of Rio Rancho offers vision care to its residents.
Costs at this community start at $5,300 and range up to $5,600. The average price in the community is $5,450, which is higher than the average cost of assisted living in the area of $4,990. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. Depending on other care the resident needs, additional care or services may increase the cost of care.
There are 5 hospitals within 25 miles of BeeHive Homes of Rio Rancho. The two closest hospitals are Unm Sandoval Regional Medical Center which is 3.0 miles away and Lovelace Women'S Hospital which is 10.6 miles away.
This community receives mixed feedback from visitors and families, highlighted by their appreciation for its intimate and home-like atmosphere as well as the dedicated staff and clean facilities. With a high staff-to-resident ratio and a capacity of less than 20 individuals, the community is described as promoting a personal and engaging environment. Rooms come equipped with their own bathrooms and the capability for personal customization, such as adding a TV or personal phone, which adds to the residents' comfort. The community's food is praised for being well-balanced, and the common areas provide spaces for residents to socialize and engage in activities, contributing to a comfortable and happy living environment. The community's size and open floor plan are appreciated for creating a warm and accessible setting for families.
However, concerns were expressed about the administrative responsiveness and demeanor, affecting both family members and staff. Some reviewers found it challenging to communicate effectively with the administration, describing encounters as sometimes argumentative. Additionally, instances of safety concerns related to the facility's security measures for residents with Alzheimer's disease were noted, along with inconsistencies in medication management and engagement activities for the residents. While the culinary efforts are commended, some dietary requirements and preferences of the individuals seem not to be fully accommodated.
Despite the commendable aspects like cleanliness, staff attentiveness, and the homely feel, issues such as the lack of stimulating activities, safety concerns, and certain staff behaviors underline the necessity for improvement in some operational areas. The feedback suggests a community that succeeds in creating a nurturing environment through its staff and facilities but faces challenges in administrative communication, resident engagement, and safety protocols. Families appreciate the close proximity to their homes and the small, community-centric approach, yet they advocate for more consistent care and attention towards their loved ones' needs and safety.
