BeeHive Homes of Herriman

BeeHive Homes of Herriman sits in a quiet neighborhood in Herriman, Utah, and has just 20 rooms, so folks get to know each other more easily and new residents settle in quicker without feeling lost in a big place, and the people who started it, Clarke and Maren Hilbig, wanted to make a setting that really feels like home, where you can age in place and get help when you need it, whether that's with daily care, memory support, or just a little extra set of hands. The rooms are private and each has its own three-quarter bath, a twin bed, five-drawer dresser, an emergency call system, ADA showers for safety, and if couples want to share, there are shared rooms available too, and everyone's got access to utilities like phone, cable TV, and public Wi-Fi. Staff is always there twenty-four hours, including CNAs, Med Techs, caregivers working toward CNA certification, and a registered nurse who visits daily while another RN stays on call all the time. Resident safety's covered with sprinklers, secure doors to prevent wandering, and monthly safety drills for the staff, and the whole place is built so folks who need memory care, respite care, or just a little help with daily tasks can find the right level of support.

Every day, staff visit with each resident and administrators check in too, so any issues or worries can get sorted out pretty fast, and there's an open-door note box by the office to leave a message anytime. Meals are homemade three times a day, and everyone eats together like a family in the dining room, with plenty of snacks and drinks all day, plus some special diets like diabetic or allergy-sensitive meals if needed. Housekeeping and laundry are done daily to keep rooms tidy, and there's an on-site hair and nail salon for those who want a little pampering or a haircut, with special salon sessions offered as needed. Activities keep things lively, thanks to two coordinators who set up group and solo events, like board games, crafts, movie nights, exercise, fishing, quilting, crocheting, spiritual devotionals (off-site), or just relaxing in the well-furnished common spaces, and people can use the arts room or the library anytime. Outside, there's a secure courtyard and garden and patios for relaxing or visiting with a pet-since pets can come, depending on the type, which makes a big difference for a lot of folks who miss their animal friends.

BeeHive doesn't charge extra fees or move-in costs, just one all-inclusive monthly fee of $4,800, so all the basic services and amenities are included, whether you stay long-term or only need a short-term or respite stay-pricing for those stays does change. The building is kept clean, decorated nicely, and surrounded by mountain views and lush lawns. The community offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care, with staff ready to help with personal care, hygiene, medication, dressing, transfers, and more. New residents get a full assessment on arrival, and the team updates each plan as needs change. There's no in-house transportation so families help with doctor visits, and communication stays open with monthly emails and regular chats between staff and families. Vaccinations for Covid and flu are available, and the doors stay secure for residents' safety and peace of mind. The admission coordinator, Troy Veach, helps guide new folks and their families through the move-in process, and everything's set up to keep life comfortable, safe, and as independent as possible for as long as someone wants to stay. The community gets an overall score of 6.4 from Seniorly's ratings, which suggests a solid reputation and dependable care for those living there.