BeeHive Homes of Georgetown

BeeHive Homes of Georgetown is a senior living home with assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care options, sitting in a quiet residential setting that feels much like a regular house, where rooms are private, each one has its own bathroom with walk-in showers and grab bars, some for couples who want to stay together, and the whole place stays bright, comfortable, and decorated in warm colors with things like a cozy common room with a fireplace, cheerful dining area with round tables and fall-themed tablecloths, and outdoor patios surrounded by flowers and lawns. Residents can enjoy daily house-keeping, gardens, fishing, quilting, crocheting, games, music, arts and crafts, table games, and outings for shopping with transportation, plus there's a hair and nail salon, communal dining area with home-cooked, dietician-approved meals, and snacks always available. The dedicated staff gives compassionate and personal help, helping with medication, laundry, diabetic care, incontinence care, personal care needs, and always looking after both physical and memory needs, with a consulting nurse available always, even though there's not a nurse living on-site, and everyone gets an assessment when they move in, so the care fits each person and can change as needs change. Residents never get left alone, with caregivers providing support 24 hours, all year round, helping people who want some independence but need a hand with daily living, and the memory care side gives therapy, safety, and thoughtful activities for people living with memory loss or dementia. There's end-of-life care as long as residents don't need skilled nursing, and families can visit most any time, since the home works hard to accommodate different visiting needs, and there's always space for people needing just a short stay to recover, like after an illness, with furnished rooms and full access to meals and activities. All utilities, laundry, linens, cable TV, and WiFi come included in the all-inclusive monthly rent, and the community takes Medicaid as well as other payment options, with an entry fee of $1800, and staff encourage both private and group activities to keep everyone engaged. Folks thinking about moving in can come for a tour, talk with the caregivers and residents, and see for themselves how the smaller home and personal approach make daily life quieter and perhaps more comfortable than bigger, busier places, and more can be learned by visiting their website, BeeHiveHomes.com.