Beehive Homes of Snow Canyon Memory Care is a licensed Level 2 memory care home for up to 15 residents, offering a secure, homelike setting for seniors with Alzheimer's, dementia, or memory loss. The building has private and shared bedrooms, each with individual bathrooms that have ADA showers for safety and privacy, and rooms open into a large living and dining area so staff can always keep a watchful eye and offer help quickly. Professional caregivers are present day and night to help with daily living needs, including bathing, dressing, medication management, laundry, housekeeping, and meal support, and they use person-centered care plans to match each resident's routine, preferences, and life history in hopes of making everyone feel connected and respected.
The home has outdoor patios and scenic walkways, so residents can enjoy the sights and sounds of nature and fresh air without risk of wandering, as the whole area stays secure and easy to supervise. The setting looks and feels like a home, with a focus on warmth and familiarity, which helps lower confusion and boost comfort for residents with memory challenges. The facility has a low resident-to-staff ratio, letting staff spend real time with each person, and everyone gets ongoing assessments to adjust care as needs change. The staff have special training in memory care techniques, and a consulting nurse is available around the clock, with home health services that can be arranged by a doctor.
Daily life centers on nutritious, home-cooked meals by a dedicated cook, with healthy snacks and choices approved by a dietitian, and the dining area is set up to bring people together at mealtimes. Activities and programs fill the week, with options meant to keep minds active, spark old memories, and help residents feel engaged and involved, and couples who want to stay together can do so in special rooms. Residents can get temporary respite care with the same supports, and Beehive Homes keeps its prices transparent, so families always know what level of care fits best. All the extras-like well-landscaped outdoor areas, social activities, and a calm, well-kept house-aim to support quality of life, safety, and routine for people with memory conditions in a smaller, close-knit community where it's easier to know each person's story and what matters most to them.
