Therapy dogs make a huge difference in the lifes of residents in residential care facilities. BeeHive Homes is pet friendly, if you or a family member have an animal that is well behaved and the resident is able to take care of it on their own then they can live at BeeHive Homes. We have cats and a dog that brighten up the residents lifes. We also have therapy dogs that visit our facilities every month.

Baxter, the worlds best, most devoted, and oldest therapy dog, 19 years and 6 months, eased peacefully from his life on Friday afternoon, October 16th.

Learn how to tell Melanoma from a regular mole.

Because we live in the desert here in Southern Utah it is very important to limit our exposure to the sun.  This video shows us what some skin cancers look like.  If you have a spot that is irregular or changes it is important to have it looked at.  Regular visits to the dermatoligist are very important.

Let’s try to prevent a Heart Attack before we have to go to the hospital.

Please watch these in order to prepare yourself in case of heart attack or stroke. Here at BeeHive Homes of Washington County we watch for the signs of stroke quite often. Walk, talk, reach, see, and feel.  These five words could save a person’s life.

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These 3 videos will help to educate you on what symptoms you may experience from a heart attack.

This is a great video that shows what actually happens in your body during a heart attack.

This is a great video of easy chair Qi Gong.  The music is great also.

Our residents here at Beehive Homes of Southern Utah love to do chair Taichi. This is a great video with easy exercises almost anyone can do.

It is important to protect your loved ones from falling outdoors.  Garden Hoses and lawn furniture that gets moved often need to be watched.  We have sidewalks that go all around our BeeHive Homes so the residents can get out and walk without worrying about hazards.