Beehive Homes of Hurricane

Beehive Homes of Hurricane sits in a peaceful part of Hurricane, Utah, next to an elementary school, with two separate buildings that offer Level 1 and Level 2 care, and you'll find residents in a smaller, homelike community where private rooms have their own bathrooms with ADA showers and safety features like grab bars and accessible sinks. The home has a cozy feeling, with simple furniture like twin beds, recliners, and dressers, plus windows with blinds for privacy and sunlight, and there's daily housekeeping, laundry services, and cable TV or Wi-Fi included, making daily living comfortable and straightforward. Folks can spend time together in the residents' lounge, do crafts or puzzles in the activity rooms, join group outings with transportation, or just visit on the covered porch out front or the back patio looking out at the desert landscape, and the walking paths in the landscaped courtyard are nice for a stroll. Meals are home-cooked and dietitian-approved, served in a dining room with comfy chairs and cactus artwork, and snacks are offered throughout the day. There's a focus on individual needs, with 24-hour staff, medication assistance, and support for daily living, and the team pays careful attention to those with memory care needs, including Alzheimer's and dementia, making adjustments as a person's needs change over time. The home allows respite stays for folks needing short-term care, and family can visit often, with visiting hours set to keep things flexible. Residents often get to know each other well, and staff work hard to build a family-like feel where it's easy to settle in, feel valued, and join in activities, from fishing to quilting, or just spending time together in the warm and simple common rooms by the fireplace or TV. The community is medium-sized, with about 14 beds, and the whole place keeps an eye on privacy, safety, and the details that matter, like HIPAA compliance and easy access to help if someone needs it. Beehive Homes of Hurricane offers options for assisted living, adult day care, memory care, and respite care, with studio room layouts and a choice of spaces depending on care needs, and residents usually can remain through end of life barring any need for skilled nursing. This is part of the BeeHive Homes network, so it follows a care model found in other places across the country, with a strong focus on independence, activity, and community, and it's known in town for steady care and a simple, comfortable way of living for seniors who want both help and privacy in a familiar setting.