Beatitudes Campus

July 2026

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Daniel Hiram Velazco

May 2026

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LovelyTeelay

Are used to work for beatitudes in my early 20s it’s a big campus a very nice place

March 2026

Susan

Independent living is great the patio homes are beautiful. But if your parent/loved one needs assisted living LOOK OUT! There "care" center should be called the prison. Not enough staff and most of them don't care especially the nurses. The rooms are ugly, laundry pourly done and even with names in the clothes in a month 1/2 of my parent's clothing was lost. Dementia patients left sitting at the table without assistance to eat. Horrible conditions for $12,000 dollars a month it should be a palace. If you love your parents don't let them move here.

November 2025

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Mara G

I am a new resident at this amazing campus! I can’t think of one thing that I wanted or needed (on all levels) that has not already been in place! A truly beautiful testimony to their commitment and dedication!

August 2025

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Kristin Shehi-Johnston

August 2025

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Marc Adelman

It will be 10 years in October (2025) when I moved to Beatitudes Campus. It was the best decision I ever made. There is so much to do here and little time to do it. This campus is so big, that if you need some me time, there are plenty of areas to escape the crowds to read a book, listen to some music or just rest under the sun. Beatitudes Campus is a Place for everyone. With their current security on property (24/7), I always feel safe. I always tell people, look at the rest and I promise you will come live at the best; Beatitudes Campus.

August 2025

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Rue Taylor

July 2025

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Barbara

Great evening at the Beatitudes welcoming perspective residents and see my friends! Lovely appetizers, wine and fun!

June 2025

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Isaac Anderson

October 2024

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Lindsay Price

I have been visiting and helping out a family friend who lives at the Beatitudes for the past month and today I went to drop off some things she needed and decided to stop by the store and stock up on bingo prizes for them. I didn’t want to leave it with the resident since I know she would just tend to keep it all for herself so I approached the women at the front desk. I explained I had all these prizes and she rudely looked at me and snarked that I should have just left it with the resident. I explained I couldn’t and just wanted it to get to the correct person for bingo. She again rudely responded saying well I don’t know the bingo people. I told her thanks anyways and said you’re welcome like she actually helped me somehow. I’m just so sick of people being so inconsiderate and rude when people try to do something kind. Find someone else to run the front desk because surely if she couldn’t even try to help connect me with the correct person, surely she can’t be bothered to help anyone else with the most simple mundane tasks AT HER JOB. My family has been part of the Beatitudes community/church for decades and it is a shame to have been treated this way.

September 2024

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M B

My mother moved in to Beatitudes Campus July 2021. It is now April 2024 and she could not be more active and happier. She has met so many new friends. People, residents and staff, are very kind and friendly at the Beatitudes. She tells me all the time how happy she is to be a resident of Beatitudes Campus. She has such a high-quality life which gives me a real peace of mind.

August 2024

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Nya R

The dog play area shared with the community is excellent. The local community shared of what visually appears gang/transient/school-age vandalism is not excellent. But hey it's America being America.

July 2024

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Alexis Bautista

June 2024

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Kayla Henrich

April 2024

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Donna` Ellis

I'm so glad to be living in this enviroment with so many other wonderful residents. Thanks, Beatitudes!

April 2024

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David Rupley

I having lived at the Beatitudes for over 6 years and recommend it without reservation.

April 2024

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Linda Brown

My sister lives here and loves it! I visit frequently and always enjoy the restaurants. Staff is always friendly and the other residents are interesting and fun. I went to the First Saturday monthly event in the beautifully renovated community gardens today and enjoyed meeting folks and spending a delightful morning outside with about 40 residents in attendance. Beatitudes is a nonprofit and truly prioritizes the residents’ health and well-being.

April 2024

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Robert Eslinger

April 1 marks the one-year anniversary of moving to the Beatitudes. We have been very pleased with the facilities, the service, the food, activities, and the friendships and acceptances by residents and staff. Living here has met all of our expectations.

March 2024

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Micah Griffin

You can see it just by walking around how happy everyone here is!

March 2024

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Kari Glasco-Jaques

My parents moved to Beatitudes a few years ago. We had to hire private nurses and Visiting Angels to ensure proper care. My parents had a bed bug infestation in August 2023. Housekeeping didn’t catch it because they don’t clean thoroughly or at all! Also, another resident tried to have ©® appointed as my Mom’s Durable and Healthcare POA. He’s a virtual stranger and not even a family friend. This Beatitudes resident has no business setting up doctor appointments or changing her health insurance. Unfortunately, the administration could not legally mitigate the situation. Therefore, my Mom is moving to another community. Steer clear! Phoenix has many retirement communities that are professionally operated. The Beatitudes used to be outstanding!

March 2024

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Carolyn Crowley

My parents live in independent living at the Beatitudes and I am so happy they are there! The campus provides so many different activities for the residents from Bridge clubs, fun exercise, yoga and line dancing classes, gardening, live music, social events, book clubs and life-long-learning classes. It is a supportive community where my parents can thrive while they are independent, but also receive excellent care when they get to the point of needing assistance. It gives me great comfort to know they are safe but also enjoying their golden years.

March 2024

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Bill McCall

My wife and I have lived at Beatitudes Campus for almost 3 years and my mother lived here for about 4 years before we came. Beatitudes is a wonderful community. The living spaces and amenities are first class. The food is good. Beatitudes is a very caring community where it’s easy to make new friends and there are so many educational activities available. We are very pleased with our decision to move here.

March 2024

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Bonny Hoffman

I have been at the Beatitudes for 10 years and it has displayed warmth and friendliness always. This is important for social needs. You are getting the most for your money. there is plenty to do. The food credit is such a blessing with grocery costs. come and meet us!

March 2024

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Judy Chernick

I moved to the Beatitudes Campus in July 2023 and am completely happy with my experience. The staff are outstanding: the move-in coordinator, the dining staff (servers and cooks), fitness staff, various facilitators, maintenance and cleaners. All are knowledgeable, well-trained, helpful, and kind. Residents are friendly and welcoming. My two-bedroom apartment is well-equipped and comfortable. A visiting friend is very impressed by my new situation. There is bus service to medical appointments, grocery shopping, symphony concerts, and other off-campus activities. The poor reviews are absolutely false. Come see for yourself!

March 2024

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Patricia Barnes

I am a 91 year old resident living independently. I moved into Beatitudes Campus in July 2021. I couldn’t be happier! The culture here radiates kindness and there is so much to do! You can be as busy as you want to be or as private. I participate in chair yoga, many of the life long learning classes which have included Spanish, Paris, Hot Topics in Arizona, Court Compendium (riveting law cases that have changed how we live today) to name a few. They also offer many different weekly activities both on campus and off which includes a variety of music ranging from contemporary to classical, art docents, off campus restaurants, on campus luaus etc., I also love the large campus where I take long walks with my up walker. I’ve met so many nice people, and made some really good friends. Everyone here is very friendly and caring. Many of my friends here are also involved in water aerobics, strength training, ping-pong, gardening (we have a very active garden club)and the creative corner, which is where you can go and do all sorts of art projects which includes sketching, painting and crocheting. I also love the fact that we have house keeping twice a month and three restaurant choices here on campus, and one is fine dining! Besides independent living, Beatitudes Campus has a continuum of care when or if needed: assisted-living, skilled nursing and memory care. There is also an interdenominational Christian service, a Catholic service, a Jewish service, and a Science and Spirituality group on campus. It is all inclusive. I also can’t say enough about the staff and leadership of Beatitudes Campus. They listen to the residents and take their comments and suggestions very seriously and do make changes. We also have a Resident Council that is very active. Finally, Beatitudes Campus is very pet friendly which I love. I could not have made a better choice than the Beatitudes Campus. I feel so fortunate and grateful to be a resident here.

March 2024

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C Cielle

I have lived at BEATITUDES for five years. I love it! The people are the friendliest and most compassionate around. The activities are many and varied. We have lifelong learning classes, exercise classes, art classes etc. I feel more secure than I ever did living in a standalone house. I am more engaged with this community and feel healthier for it.

March 2024

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Robert Andrews

THIRD GENERATION RESIDENT: My wife's grandmother and mother both lived here until they passed. Aside from her grandmother pulling the fire alarm to see all of the "cute firemen" there was never an incident that was bad. My wife and I are now of age to live in the community (into which my wife's sister moved a year ago) but we didn't want to give it an "easy win" so we evaluated a total of ten other similar CCRE facilities. The only one that rated more highly than Beatitudes failed in the aspect that the only place they have for walking their dogs was on the street sidewalk or un-fenced parking lot. This put that particular facility immediately off the list. We have lived here at Beatitudes just over a month and are happy with our choice. The food is excellent, the staff is helpful, the community is thriving and there are many Life Long Learning and Community Events in which we can participate. Free transportation is even provided within a ten mile radius - scheduled several days in advance... but free. I read the other reviews just now, and one of the "ONE STAR" replies said that after their dog attacked another dog, they (a non-resident by the way) were told that their dogs were not welcomed into the dog park. The sign clearly states that aggressive dogs should find other alternatives and are not welcomed; as is the policy on most dog parks. The fault lies with the dog owner, not Beatitudes. Anyway, my wife and I have clearly made the right choice, and look forward to many more years as a happy resident. UPDATE: Now, having lived at Beatitudes for nearly six years, I can still say that I am very happy here. I am more engaged than I had ever been in my stand-alone home. If you move here, come hear me play music in the Plaza Club every Thursday and Friday nights.

February 2024

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Steven Zauner

Famous and well respected in Phoenix.

August 2023

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K J

Not very personal. Send like they sell you on the flash then your loved one is neglected

February 2023

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Herb Komnick

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.

August 2022

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Homeopathy Care

We have nothing but great things that our patients have said about this place. one being true genuine care for their residents when they are in need. Wish there were more such places in our communities.

December 2021

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Conrad Egge

We had a little work list but all items were promptly taken care of. This is a very well run facility!

February 2021

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Lyman Goodrich

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.

February 2021

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Grace Kobojek

I assisted a friend who moved into the Beatitudes community a week ago. She was uncertain of the decision to move from her home of over 30 years. The Beatitudes staff has helped her tremdously to feel accepted, and they truly listen as she tells them her memories. My friend tells me she loves the food from the Bistro. She can hardly wait until the other restaurants reopen. These folks truly care about their residents.

February 2021

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Jerry Guttman

In April 2019, we had completed one year living in a very nice 3-bedroom Beatitudes patio home. Covid-19 began spreading then and, as it increased, our activities outside the campus decreased. We adapted and liked the services and protection that Beatitudes provided along with easy access to its good restaurants and food. My wife and I are still Covid-free and tonight get our 2nd vaccine shot. While there are other positives living here, we feel that the Beatitudes "Bubble" helped protect us more than our prior living environment. We may both reach 100 now. Booyah !!

November 2020

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Jerine Rosato

I'm posting for my mother Geri. She states - "I recently moved into the Beatitudes Campus. The employees here are so friendly, helpful and professional. So now I can say unequivocally that my new home is comfortable and safe. I have been welcomed into a wonderful community am most grateful for the staff at Beatitudes."

October 2020

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Chuck McBeath

January 2019

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Tamara Yazzie

August 2018

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Diane Walter

My 90 something parents lived at the Beatitudes Campus of Care for 5 years. Independent Living was excellent overall. I would give it 5 stars. Pros: great food and environment at several venues on campus, many great activities that were well communicated, nice apartments, helpful and empowering staff, and a happy and friendly culture among residents. Home Health professionals were A+++. Con: AC and heating dated and variable, maintenance and IT hard to contact and unpredictable. Assisted Living was another world, and I would give it one or two stars. Pros: Kind, friendly, genuinely loving caregivers and Med Techs, reasonably good food, good available activities at assisted and on-campus, small but adequate rooms in older but nice building. Cons: Caregivers, and Med Techs were consistently overworked, understaffed and disrespected by management (my observations, not their complaints, and I was there a lot). I could see their stress and also the way they shook it off to give 100% when with my parents. This environment resulted in medication delays, wrong dosing, and running out entirely (communication between staff, pharmacy, and medical) not just with my parents, but others. It also resulted in poor communication shift to shift, employees routinely covering needs by working multiple floors, double shifts and days off. Management was pressed my me and others before me for changes; they were not addressed promptly if at all. I see a management-heavy authoritative culture brewing that is harmful to resident-contact staff, and therefore residents. I saw Admin space remodels while resident elevators routinely malfunction. My thoughts have been confirmed by outsude professionals, current and former employees (including management who left to not participate in what they viewed as policies not good for residents), and feedback from medical professionals who serve this population and have heard residents concerns over time. This is home to these residents. The mission statement and vision are beautiful and empowering, but not implemented by assisted living management and their up line management. All personal items have been removed from hallways that formerly looked happy and personal, leaving them bare and industrial (Surprising due to true focus by Beatitudes in general on creating as homelike an environment as possible - maybe new state regulations?) Elevators are old and frequently malfunction, requiring long lobby waits for unsteady residents. While my parents were in Assisted Living, I felt that I was constantly resolving glitches, confusion, and service gaps - it was a lot of work. The older and vulnerable people who live there without outspoken, proactive advocates cannot be as safe, happy, and empowered to live (as opposed to being housed and managed until they die) even as they are paying large amounts to be there. If you consider living or moving another here, I suggest walking the halls repeatedly at various times, dining there multiple times to observe residents and staff, sitting in lobby during med administration 8ish am multiple times, asking your medical professionals and fire dept EMTs what they observe. Things may be getting better and they deserve benefit of doubt. This facility had superb ratings and functioned better 5 years ago than now. Whatever the reasons, their reputation has declined. Do your research.

July 2018

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Kay Baker

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!

January 2018

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December 2017

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December 2017

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October 2017

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October 2017

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September 2017

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June 2017

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June 2017

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