BeeHive Homes of White Rock sits in a single-story building designed to feel like a private home, so folks find comfort in familiar surroundings with private bedrooms and bathrooms, including ADA-approved showers for easier bathing, and the staff there helps with bathing as needed too, which is good for people needing extra support. The place has around 12 to 16 residents, so things remain quiet and personal, which makes it easier to know the staff, who're known to be friendly, helpful, and kind, and the place tends to feel relaxed, with a smoke-free environment and pets allowed for those who want animal company.
Meals come home-cooked and dietitian-approved, served in a large, open dining room, with menus focusing on nutrition and flavor, so residents don't have to worry about eating well. There are daily housekeeping and laundry services, fresh linens with Downy soft bedding, and all the utilities - electricity, water, sewage - are included, along with cable TV, public Wi-Fi, and phone services, which help people stay in touch and keep up with the things they love. Each private room has a bathroom, and private telephone jacks let folks have phone calls from their own spaces if they want more privacy.
There's a secure outdoor courtyard for those who'd like some air or a walk, and the family room and large living room let everyone gather and talk, watch TV, or relax, which helps with that feeling of being at home and not stuck anywhere. BeeHive Homes of White Rock offers a pendant emergency call system for peace of mind, along with electronic security, so residents with dementia or Alzheimer's disease remain safe in enclosed yards and patios, and memory care services are tailored for those needing extra help due to memory loss, with trained staff and healthcare services like medication management, diabetic and incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care.
The facility provides 24-hour staffing, and the caregivers monitor medications and daily needs, which includes not only personal care but also help with routine activities, and if someone's recovering from surgery or needs a short break after an illness, respite care's available for a short stay. Activities play a big part here, from onsite gatherings for games, music, and exercise to offsite outings around White Rock, which keeps life interesting, and the programs encourage social, physical, mental, and spiritual engagement - there're devotional activities for those who want to keep up with their faith, too.
If someone wants extra help, BeeHive Homes of White Rock can arrange for paid services like nursing, home health care, hospice, a salon for haircuts or pedicures, and private phone access. The place focuses on reducing stress, especially for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, and keeps a strong resident-to-staff ratio so each person gets the attention they need, and all rooms, from bedrooms to common areas, give enough privacy while still inviting regular mingling during meals or activities. The reviews add up to an average rating, and while not every detail is available or perfect, the staff try to help everyone feel comfortable and safe, providing as much a home as possible for folks in need of assisted living, memory care, or a short-term stay.
