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With a focus on smaller communities designed to resemble residential homes, the BeeHive Homes model is unique.

It has been refined and improved for over 30 years and it will always be our mission to provide the very best care to those we serve.

09/08/2025

✨💛 Celebrating Assisted Living Week at the BeeHive 💛✨

This week, we are honored to celebrate National Assisted Living Week with our amazing residents, their families, and our dedicated team members. 🐝🏡

It’s a time to reflect on the joy, connection, and love that fills our home every day. From sharing meals and laughter, to meaningful activities, to the small everyday moments of care and kindness — we are reminded of how special it is to be part of this community.

A heartfelt thank you to our residents who inspire us daily, to our families who trust us with their loved ones, and to our incredible team who live out our values with so much compassion and heart.

Here’s to celebrating together, making memories, and continuing to nurture a place that truly feels like home. 💛

09/05/2025

See below for details on how YOU can join the BeeHive team on our Walk to End Alzheimer's, followed by an exciting silent auction to raise money and awareness for The Alzheimer's Association.

09/01/2025

Happy Memory Care Monday, everyone! We hope you're enjoyed your Labor Day weekend. See below for our FIRST edition of the Waht's Buzzin BeeHive newsletter.

08/28/2025

✨ “That was my favorite outing, by far, in terms of how much fun the residents had.” – Amy Knight, Activity Director

Last night our BeeHive Homes of Maple Grove family headed to Town Green for the Grooves and Foods concert series—and what a night it was! From dancing under the stars to singing along with neighbors, the joy on our residents’ faces said it all. 💃🕺

We’re so grateful to the Maple Grove Rotary for hosting such a wonderful event, and to everyone in the community who joined in the fun. It’s never too late to make new friends, and there’s always time to enjoy great music together. 🎶

If you saw us at the concert, stop by the BeeHive sometime—we’d love to introduce you to our very own dancing kings and queens! 👑

08/18/2025

Good morning!

I hope you all are staying dry on this dreary Monday; may this find you well and add a little bit of sunshine. Today, we are covering our last chapter summary in The 36 Hour Day before launching a new BeeHive news letter, by popular demand! The news letter will highlight upcoming events, share touching team member stories, deliver building updates, and spread joy. Stay tuned! I'm very excited.

Beginning with a look at Long Term Care Arrangements, we must first understand why long term care options are chosen instead of home care. Long term care is a solution for when an individual begins to need 24/7 assistance, in which the family and home care staff are unable to totally fill. Fall risks, wandering/elopement risks, and difficult behaviors winds up being indicators that long term care options warrant exploration, Another point for consideration is that long term care communities, such as assisted living and memory care, often have vibrant activity calendars and opportunities for socialization with peers that staying home does not always provide. A move too late can mean adjustment difficulty, and a limited ability to take full advantage of all a community has to offer. The different needs a person living with dementia has might mean they need a skilled nursing community or a memory care community versus a standard assisted living community, so be sure to consult with your loved one's care team for further insight. The speed of cognitive decline can sometimes be impacted by holistic approaches such as a nutritious diet, exercise, mental stimulation, and opportunities for socialization. Prioritize these factors, in addition with what assistance various communities are licensed for, when considering options.

Current research in dementia provides us with the following key considerations in closing our Book Club on The 36 Hour Day:

Dementia is not a normal result of aging. While some cognitive impairment is typical, dementia is always caused by a disease, damage, or other dysfunction.

A family history of dementia, alcohol use, low activity, being female, high blood pressure, low education level, brain trauma, diabetes, and protein abnormalities are all risk factors for developing dementia.

It truly takes a village to care for someone living with dementia. Planning for the future, recruiting help, and prioritizing self care are how we all can contribute to a supportive dementia journey for both the individual and ourselves.

I hope you all have enjoyed this series, and I look forward to connecting with you again with the first issue of our news letter!

08/14/2025

Hello from BeeHive! This is a memo that our Carnival TONIGHT is still on despite the rain! Our activities and food will be covered. Bring your family for some fun, tonight from 3-6pm. Cash, check or Venmo are all acceptable for tickets. All proceeds from tickets will go to the Alzheimer's Association. See you there!

08/13/2025

Don't forget! TOMORROW is our annual BeeHive Homes of Maple Grove Carnival, a fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Association, from 3-6pm! See you there!

08/11/2025

Hello and happy belated Monday! I hope you all had a beautiful weekend. Today we are only covering one large chapter of The 36 Hour Day pertaining to the practical topics of financial and legal issues when making big decisions for someone who has dementia.

Chapter 14: Financial and Legal Issues
This chapter opens with the acknowledgement that providing dementia specific care throughout the duration of one's progression is both complicated and costly. While the laws of rights of various family members and domestic partners vary between states, an elder law attorney and specialized financial advisor can help shed light in your area on how to manage the affairs of the person who has dementia. Lost income, housing costs, medical costs, costs of professional help, costs of food and transportation, costs of taxes and legal fees, and home modifications are all factors to consider when forecasting the logistics of this phase in someone's life. There are an abundance of resources, however. Life insurance, long term care insurance, and Medicare are all helpful additions to the assets of the individual and their family. There are some situations in which Medicaid programs can help as well. There are also tax breaks for the elderly, specifically for dementia care. The Veterans Association is helpful to veterans and their spouses too, and of course there are still retirement and disability benefits. Other state, federal, and private resources exists too like Meals on Wheels to meet the dietary needs of the individual. Many recreation centers have beneficial programs to stay involved with as well. When it comes to legal matters, make arrangements early. It is important to establish who will hold the Durable Powers of Attorney before the respective individual loses their testamentary capacity. Other important arrangements are the individual's Health Care and Advanced Directives, and POLST (Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) documents-- meaning what their wishes are in the event of cardiac arrest, whether they wish to have CPR or not. For after-death matters, a will and testament are important methods of advocacy. Choosing a trustworthy person to represent the individual when they cannot represent themselves is a heavy choice, and one not to be taken lightly. The book covered this concept perfectly with, "Reassure the person who is beginning to have memory problems that writing will and preparing durable power of attorney documents ensures that their life will continue the way they intended, and that their property will be distributed as they wish."

These can be grave topics, but in many ways, working through these considerations with your loved one --with the help of professional guidance-- can be equally empowering. Most of us don't want to think about the end stages of our lives, but proper prior preparation can support a sense of security and stability. It is always a good time to make a plan for the future.

02/22/2025

Today was our annual Star Gala. An event to celebrate our team and recognize the STARS amomg us!
Congratulations to the STAR winners!
⭐️ Ara: Resident Advocate
⭐️ Mabel: Saves The Day
⭐️ Angie: Best Mentor
⭐️ Ruth: Bucket Filler
⭐️ Annita: Cool Under Pressure
⭐️ Amy Knight: Smiles For Miles

Address

14901 Weaver Lake Road
Maple Grove, MN
55311

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17634153900

Website

http://www.BeeHiveMapleGrove.com/

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CARING FOR THOSE WITH MEMORY LOSS IS ALL WE DO!

Our mission is to deliver individualized care and attention to each of the seniors for whom we are entrusted to care.

WHAT SETS US APART:

Our care team members - Carefully selected based on experience, skills and passion to promote wellness, choice and safety

Our passion to know each resident on a personal level - We are driven to ensure each resident’s needs are met consistently - physical, emotional, social, vocational and spiritual