Beehive Homes of Draper, licensed with the state as UT000646, offers assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care in a cozy, home-like environment. The community keeps all private rooms, each with its own bathroom and ADA shower, but they've got semi-private options in some homes, and you can always personalize your space with your own belongings for comfort and familiarity. The owners are onsite daily, and the staff keeps a low resident-to-staff ratio, making sure everyone gets personalized attention. Residents get three home-cooked meals a day, prepared by Food Services Director Alisha Hamblin, who's got over 25 years of experience cooking and caring for seniors, and the dining area has its own unique look with red and white checkered tablecloths, a chandelier, and a view into a lounge.
The staff helps with medication reminders, bathing, dressing, toileting, and grooming, and they handle daily housekeeping and laundry, too. They've got a nurse overseeing care plans, and staff are trained and experienced in helping people with memory loss, including Alzheimer's and dementia, so everyone feels secure and calm. Staff supports independence but always steps in when help is needed, offering day and night assistance and personalized daily routines. The homes are designed as small, residential settings with sunrooms, a long country-style front porch, big windows that let in natural light, and landscaped courtyards and walking paths, so residents can relax outdoors with comfy patio furniture, garden areas, and a secure courtyard for safety.
Activities run daily, with games, live music, movie nights, art, fishing, quilting, crocheting, and physical fitness classes. There are wellness programs, social events, educational activities, and a beauty salon for hair and nail care. Residents have access to high-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, emergency alert systems, and the staff handle transportation and parking. Beehive Homes offers supportive housing options and coordinates with healthcare providers, and the whole building is wheelchair accessible and has safety features built in. The team provides care in English, and memory care services stick to structured routines, keeping things peaceful and familiar for people with memory problems. The community keeps a Covid-19 free environment, and staff work hard to keep the homes immaculate and safe.
When someone needs short-term support, the respite care service steps in with personalized help, meals, and medication reminders for recovery or caregiver breaks. There are also day care programs, so seniors can spend the day with support, activities, and companionship. The atmosphere stays close-knit, friendly, and upbeat, and homes are spacious and decorated with cheerful touches, fireplaces, artwork, and pianos, all made to feel more like a family house than a facility. Residents enjoy meals with fresh ingredients and have choices for special diets. The community supports those from Draper, but also from nearby Salt Valley areas like Riverton, Sandy, and South Jordan.
Beehive Homes of Draper holds a 6.4 community score according to Seniorly's rating and follows a simple approach focused on comfort, safety, and personal care for each resident, valuing dignity and connection above all.
