The Bee Hive Assisted Living - Sterling I & II

The Bee Hive Assisted Living - Sterling I & II sits in Sterling, Colorado, in Logan County, and has two small assisted living facilities, with Sterling I having room for 12 and Sterling II having room for 16, both close to bigger places like Devonshire Acres and Legacy at Sterling. The Bee Hive supports elders needing help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication, offering both private and semi-private apartments that are well lit and have baths, tubs, window coverings, and cable TV if wanted, so people can feel safe and comfortable. Staff help with meals, housekeeping, and chores, so residents don't have to worry about them, and each place provides nutritious, home-cooked meals in a restaurant-style dining room, taking care to plan for taste and health. People can take part in lots of social and physical activities, including yoga, scrapbooking, piano, cooking events, visiting local parks, shopping, and going to cafés or other nearby attractions, and there are devotional programs, religious services, guest lectures, and more to help keep minds and bodies active. Residents use common spaces like the dining room, media room, and beauty salon or barber shop, and there's outdoor space for fresh air as well. Transportation to doctor's visits, shopping, or cultural events gets provided, and there's parking for those who drive, while a doorman and 24-hour staff add security and help when needed. The staff takes care of incontinence needs, diabetic care, medication management, high acuity needs, and provides support for people who have trouble moving or need more regular health checks, and they're trained in memory care for those needing it. The Bee Hive Assisted Living - Sterling I & II is watched over by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for licensing and safety, and serves people over 55 with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home care, including short-term respite and adult day services, so it suits a lot of different needs, and even supports hospice care and has Medicare-certified home health care. Seniors live as independently as they're able, with help close by, and the community works to create a friendly, close-knit place where people can enjoy their days with dignity and respect.