BeeHive Homes Assisted Living offers a small, home-like setting with studio apartment suites, each having a private bathroom and walk-in shower, and some suites are made for couples, too, which makes things feel less crowded and more personal for most people. Residents get round-the-clock care from well-trained, kind staff, with medication management, help with dressing and bathing, and a nurse call system in every room for safety, and a nurse is always on call, which people find reassuring even late at night. There's good Wi-Fi, satellite TV on big 50-inch screens in the rooms, daily housekeeping, and laundry service so folks don't have to worry about chores. Meals come from an on-site chef in a commercial kitchen, and the food is dietitian-approved and always served hot, with snacks and drinks available during the day.
The buildings are single story, with open floor plans, leather recliners in the living room, and patios and secure backyards where residents can walk on safe, paved paths and sit outdoors when the weather's nice, maybe with friends or just for fresh air. There's a dedicated arts and crafts room, plus regular social events, movie nights, cards, games like bingo or bunko, and scheduled outings, along with a beauty and barber shop where folks get their hair or nails done. There's a fitness program for staying active, and specialty activities like quilting, fishing, or crocheting for those who want to join in.
BeeHive Homes Assisted Living supports people who need help with daily life but want as much independence as possible, and they also offer memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, tailoring attention and medical care for each person's setting, and the same staff watch over everyone which helps people feel like part of a close-knit kind of family. Transportation goes to appointments and events, and on-site health services include visits from doctors, nurse practitioners, and even podiatrists. It's a smoke-free, secure building with controlled access, and there are 26 beds in total, so no one feels lost in a crowd, and the staff know the residents well.
Families can also look to short-term respite care if they need temporary help. The rent is all-inclusive, and extra services like more laundry or guest meals are available. Residents pay a community fee at the start that covers set-up and helps keep things running smoothly. The main goal here is keeping folks safe, healthy, and connected, with personal touches, daily activities for the mind and body, and a steady hand nearby any time help is needed.
