Beehive Homes of Santaquin

    409 S 300 W, Santaquin, UT 84655
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care

    Compassionate professional warm home-like care

    I had a very good experience with this assisted living - the staff are kind, professional, and genuinely caring; they tended to my dad's every need and treated him with respect and warmth. The home-like, clean facility, pleasant dining, regular activities (crafts, bingo, outings) and lovely garden made visits easy and relieved our caregiving burden. I'd recommend it to families seeking compassionate, attentive long-term care.

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    Jul 2026

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    Reviews

    4.25·(16)

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.5
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      3.6
    • Value

      4.3

    Pros

    • Small, home-like environment
    • Knowledgeable and caring staff
    • Strong dementia and individualized care
    • Staff show evident compassion and respect
    • Attentive to families and family mealtime program
    • Clean facilities with no bad odors
    • Friendly, professional, and helpful employees
    • Engaging activities (crafts, bingo, field trips)
    • Pleasant, well-kept dining area
    • Outdoor patio and garden area
    • Quiet, residential neighborhood
    • Residents enjoy social elements (mail, gathering room, TV)

    Cons

    • Limited amenities due to small facility size
    • Rooms are smaller than average
    • Private/in-room bathrooms not always available
    • Use of communal or community showers
    • Few nearby stores or local conveniences
    • Food quality not consistently documented or observed
    • Ongoing renovations (potential short-term disruption)

    Summary of reviews

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is very positive: Beehive Homes of Santaquin is repeatedly described as a small, clean, home-like assisted living residence with compassionate staff and strong person-centered care. Many reviewers emphasize that residents are treated with respect, love, and individualized attention; family members report relief from caregiving burden, describe visits as pleasant rather than stressful, and frequently say their relatives are healthier and happier after moving in. The owner and management receive favorable mention for being impressive and attentive to families.

    Staff quality is a prominent strength. Reviews consistently call staff knowledgeable, caring, gentle, and professional. Multiple comments highlight the staff’s skill with dementia care and their evident compassion — residents are said to love the staff and staff members are described as kind and helpful. There are specific programmatic positives such as a family mealtime program, and routine attentiveness (staff tending to residents’ every need) that contribute to a feeling of safety and dignity for long-term residents.

    Facility and room observations reflect a trade-off: the facility’s small scale contributes to a residential, intimate atmosphere but also imposes physical limitations. Reviewers note that rooms are generally clean and comfortable but smaller in size, and private bathrooms are not always available. Several summaries explicitly mention the lack of in-room showers and reliance on community showers. Common spaces — a dining room, a gathering room with TV, an outside patio and garden — are praised and appear well-maintained. The location is described as quiet and residential with few nearby stores, which some families may appreciate for tranquility but others may see as limited convenience.

    Dining and activities receive largely positive remarks but with some nuance. The dining area itself is described as nice and well-kept; several reviewers praise the dining experience as "wonderful." At least one review notes that food was not directly observed, so impressions of food quality are not uniformly documented across all reviews. Activities are a clear asset: residents enjoy crafts nights, bingo, frequent field trips, and other entertaining programming that promotes engagement and socialization. Small-group activities and mail delivery are cited as morale boosters.

    A few practical concerns recur and are worth noting for prospective families: limited in-room bathroom availability and communal showers may be important for residents who need or expect private bathroom facilities. The small size and limited amenities mean fewer on-site services than larger communities might offer, and the surrounding area has few nearby stores. Ongoing renovations were mentioned and could imply short-term disruption, though renovations also indicate investment in the property.

    In summary, Beehive Homes of Santaquin presents as a well-regarded, small assisted living option that excels in personal, compassionate care and a family-friendly, home-like environment. It is highly recommended by multiple reviewers for staff quality, cleanliness, resident happiness, and engaging activities. Prospective residents and families should weigh the benefits of attentive, dementia-capable care and a quiet setting against the facility’s smaller rooms, shared shower facilities, and limited nearby commercial conveniences.

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    Location

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    Beehive Homes of Santaquin is located at 409 S 300 W, Santaquin, UT, 84655.

    About Beehive Homes of Santaquin

    Beehive Homes of Santaquin sits in a peaceful spot surrounded by mountains in Santaquin, Utah, and has a small, home-like feeling since it's made up of smaller buildings rather than one big place, with room for about twenty residents. The staff are there around the clock, and they're always ready to help, whether someone needs a little support with bathing or dressing, a reminder about medicine, or full transfers with mechanical lifts for those who can't get around by themselves. They work closely to create a personalized care plan for every resident, adjusting things as needs change, and they've got both assisted living and memory care services, including specialized care for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with a secure courtyard and wander alert systems for safety.

    Respite care is also available, so someone recovering from surgery or whose family needs a break can stay for a short while. Housekeeping, laundry, and meal prep are all handled by staff, so nobody has to worry about those chores. Meals come fresh from the kitchen, with a restaurant-style dining room or room service, thoughtfully planned out by a dietitian, and prepared for a wide range of needs, like gluten-free, vegetarian, kosher, or low/no sugar. The rooms-both private and semi-private-are simple, clean, well-lit, have private bathrooms with ADA showers, and include cable TV, telephone, and Wi-Fi. Couples can live together if they want, and everyone can use the shared beauty salon, barber, media room, and indoor or outdoor spaces for relaxing. Transportation services are provided for doctor's appointments, trips to the store, and outings to cultural events, with resident parking and access to bus lines available as well.

    Activities are planned every day by a full-time activity director, and they try their best to offer something for everyone-stretching classes, gardening, guest lectures, religious services, arts and crafts, trivia, karaoke, Wii bowling, fishing, and even quilting and crocheting get-togethers. There are special programs for those who benefit from things like Montessori or reminiscence therapy, and spiritual care with devotional and religious services is offered onsite, including LDS/Mormon services and chaplain visits. Pet-focused events, outdoor walking paths, and a secure garden courtyard give some fresh air and social engagement.

    The community is licensed and regulated under local and state law, with on-site nurses, medication managers, and a nutritionist/dietitian on staff, and a doctor always on call, so health care and safety are a top priority, including high acuity care, non-ambulatory care, medication management, diabetic and incontinence care, and even hospice. They've got several ways to support aging in place, so residents don't have to move as their needs increase. Entry costs start with a $500 fee, and utilities are included, so bills are kept simple. Beehive Homes of Santaquin puts effort into giving every resident a sense of family, comfort, and belonging, while handling the tasks that make daily life safe and more relaxed for aging adults and their families.

    People often ask...

    Beehive Homes of Santaquin offers assisted living and memory care.

    There are 19 photos of Beehive Homes of Santaquin on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 409 S 300 W, Santaquin, UT 84655.

    No, Beehive Homes of Santaquin does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Utah, the Health & Human Services Division of Licensing & Background Checks licenses assisted living and care facilities through annual and follow-up inspections and complaint investigations.

    License number106802
    Facility typeAssisted Living Facility - Type Ii
    Capacity20 residents
    LicenseeDennis Mcgraw
    EffectiveMay 2nd, 2000
    ExpiresApril 30th, 2027
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    Inspection Reports

    5

    Reports

    3

    Citations

    0

    Complaints

    1

    Years

    10 Nov 2025Follow-Up
    Found no deficiencies during the follow-up review.
    04 Sept 2025Follow-Up
    Identified noncompliance with 24-hour certified nurse coverage in a Type II facility; three employees worked alone and were not certified nurse aides, with prior citations on April 16, June 17, and July 17, 2025.
    • R432-270-14(6)CNA 24 hours
    17 Jul 2025Follow-Up
    Found noncompliance with staffing requirements because at least one certified nurse was not on duty 24 hours a day; two employees worked alone and were not certified nurse aides.
    • R432-270-15(6)CNA 24 Hours
    17 Jun 2025Follow-Up
    Found non-compliance with a rule requiring a certified nurse on duty 24 hours; one night shift worker was not a certified nurse aide, with a prior citation on 4/16/2025.
    • R432-270-15(6)CNA 24 Hours
    16 Apr 2025Inspection
    Found multiple rule violations across administrator oversight, staff health procedures, secure unit documentation, admissions, records, meals, and disaster planning.

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