BEATITUDES CAMPUS OF CARE

Cold and heartless employees. My mother passed away June 7, 2023, I was notified by Maricopa County on June 15th. After several calls the campus and two days later, Gabby finally returned my call. She is a cold unhuman uncaring "person". She told me as far as she was concerned my mother did not have a daughter. I could not have access to her apartment to look for a will or notes. Even though I can prove with my birth certificate I am next of kin! They had two other names on file from NY. (Now one of these people told Maricopa County in writing that she would not take responsibility for my mother's remains. Maricopa County is looking to me for arrangements.) When I asked Gabby what would happen to my mother's apartment, I was told it would be disposed of after a month. They do not care about family it's just another day, another death. Move on. The phone call did end with calling Gabby a cold heatless B. (Maybe not the correct way, but she doesn't care, I'm sure she went about with the rest of her day.) And... Ellen who left a review below is one of the three who did not return my call. Says a lot about her review!

Outstanding! Finding a welcome, safe engaging independent living apartment for my 91 year old dad in the middle of a pandemic was a challenge I was not prepared for. Several of our friends had had family living at the Beatitudes Campus and all raved about the entire experience. These recommendations set a very high bar to live up to. You know what? The Beatitudes Campus staff and facilities met and exceeded all our expectations, but most importantly my dad's! At every step of the process the friendly, talented and skilled staff provided incredible options, service and answers. Dad moved to the Beatitudes from living with family. This transition is incredibly stressful even when you aren't concerned about a spreading pandemic. We really trust that dad is being very well taken care of. They have a few different living options for independent residents. In addition they have an assisted living and a memory care areas. When you find yourself in the middle of having to make this very important decision, definitely consider the Beatitudes Campus.

I moved into a lovely one bedroom rental apartment with a spacious balcony almost two years ago. I love the friendly atmosphere, excellent food and multitude of activities available. It has been a positive move for me after being a widow for many years. I have made many new friends and reconnected with old friends as well. I call this my new simplified life. The staff is friendly and supportive. The vision is to constantly improve in opportunities and services. A great goal!

The Beatitudes is a great place to live! There are lots of activities, lots of friendly residents and staff, on- and off-campus transportation service available as well as multiple dining venues.

I have worked at the Beatitudes Campus since March 2015. I started out working in Admissions at the Skilled Nursing Facility, which is where my previous experience led me. In early 2020 I transitioned to a new role as Senior Community Outreach Ambassador and made a move to the Marketing Department. I LOVE this campus! I live over an hour away, right next to the Sun Cities communities and the wealth of Life Plan Communities they have to offer. I happily drive past every one of those communities to work at the Beatitudes Campus. Having worked for and visited a multitude of communities I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt, there is something special about this campus. Hands down the residents that live on this campus are among the friendliest, happiest residents you will find in the Valley. It's impossible to have a "bad day" when working at the Beatitudes. Plus, the campus has so much to offer, we truly due offer every level of care from luxury Independent Living patio homes and apartments to Assisted Living and Advanced Memory Care at the SNF level. We also offer a monthly rental option for our Independent Living residences. We have 4 different restaurant options, a Starbucks, and our own bar, "The Plaza Club." As someone who eats on campus every day I can tell you, the food is REALLY good too! Our residents take classes via our LifeLong Learners program and we have a wide range of activities and spiritual life services available as well.