BeeHive Homes of Cedar City sits in Cedar City, Utah, and serves as a medium-sized residential care home with room for about 13 residents, so it keeps a close-knit feel where people know each other pretty well and the staff really makes sure everyone gets help that fits their needs, whether that's assisted living, memory care, or just a short-term respite stay, and they pay close attention to folks who need special diets like gluten-free, vegan, low or no sodium, sugar-free, or organic meals, all put together with care and approved by a dietician, plus they don't leave out the more common options either, so nearly any diet gets addressed. The community also lets people bring their cats and dogs, which really means a lot to folks who've had animals most of their lives, and every unit sits on the ground floor for easy access, with wheelchair-friendly and other accessible features in and around the property to make sure everyone can get where they want to go, whether they're outside at a barbecue or one of the regular community events, or inside enjoying a birthday party or cooking class.
Guests can share a meal alongside residents, and meals taste home-cooked, which most folks appreciate, while the facilities themselves include common indoor areas for sitting and chatting, plus beautician services for those who like to keep their usual routine going, and the laundry and housekeeping services happen daily so things stay tidy. Rooms come in studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and private layouts, which gives people a bit of choice about how much space or privacy they want, and there's always a staff team around to help, whether with daily personal care like bathing and dressing or more specialized things like medication management, diabetic care, and incontinence support. They have skilled nursing and are set up for memory care, bringing in therapies and support for folks with Alzheimer's or other dementia-helpful for families looking for a secure place that tries to keep confusion down and make sure wandering is managed safely, and for people who want to age in place, they offer that too, along with hospice and transportation help if it's needed, with a cost that covers those extras.
Events run both on the property and out in the community, so residents get a choice whether to stay for a music performance, theater, or live dance, or go out to a devotional service or just a day trip, and all this is handled by staff who, according to comments, stay upbeat, helpful, and respectful-many people notice the friendly attitude. The wider BeeHive Homes network's there to provide extra options if needed, and advisors are available to help families figure out what's best, with a website listing prices and letting people check what's available, which is useful since they publish monthly costs for room types, even if the specific rates aren't always listed for every unit. BeeHive Homes of Cedar City holds an average rating of about 3 out of 5 stars online and a 7.1 out of 10 overall, so people find it a solid option, and it seems dedicated to making the living experience community-focused and comfortable without promising more than it delivers, prioritizing steady, caring support and helping families make a good decision for their situation.
