With forty-one beds in Maple Grove, Minnesota, Beehive Homes sits in a Car-dependent neighborhood, with a Walk Score of 24. The facility is seven years into operation, owned by Iona Childs, and currently running at 95 percent occupancy (39 of 41 beds occupied).
It’s licensed for assisted living and memory care. Residents need to be 55 or older. Private rooms are the housing model. Meals come from a dietitian and are adjusted for individual dietary requirements. That’s not an afterthought; the facility explicitly centers it on comfort and nourishment.
Rehabilitation and respite services are available. A doctor is on staff. Nursing runs around the clock. The community includes a secured outdoor courtyard, hair salon, weekly housekeeping, and maintains a smoke-free environment. The program framework is called Engaging Daily Life.
State inspections have consistently pointed to medication management, fire-safety systems, emergency preparedness, environmental safety, food handling, and upkeep. The facility’s deficiency rate is below the Minnesota average, which is worth noting in the context of a seven-year-old operation.
For adults over 55 seeking assisted living with memory care capability in a small, stable setting, the combination of high occupancy, on-site medical oversight, and established housekeeping infrastructure suggests a straightforward community that handles both care levels simultaneously.
