BeeHive Homes of Provo I Costs & Pricing
BeeHive Homes of Provo I offers competitive monthly rates for its residents, providing both studio and private room options at $3,000 each. When compared to the average costs in Utah County, which are $3,189 for a studio and $3,339 for a private room, BeeHive Homes stands out as a more affordable choice. Additionally, when looking at the state average - $3,206 for a studio and significantly higher at $3,782 for a private room - it's clear that BeeHive Homes delivers valuable savings while maintaining quality care. This pricing structure not only reflects an attractive option within the local market but also emphasizes their commitment to providing accessible senior living solutions in Utah.
| Floor plans | BeeHive Homes of Provo I | Utah County | Utah |
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| Studio | $3,000 | $3,189 | $3,206 |
| Private | $3,000 | $3,339 | $3,782 |
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Overall Review of BeeHive Homes of Provo I
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27 reviews mention this
Staff provide consistently loving care
Residents and families describe staff who feel genuinely caring and responsive.
Across many reviews, families say the owner and staff provide loving, compassionate day-to-day care. Several note they feel peace of mind because staff are attentive and learn residents’ needs over time. A few reviews also highlight that concerns get handled quickly, including direct communication from the owner or staff when questions come up.
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Clean, homey setting stands out
Residents’ families repeatedly mention a clean, well-kept environment with a homey feel.
Many reviews call out cleanliness and a facility that looks and feels well maintained. Multiple people describe the homey, calm atmosphere and note details like private rooms and bathrooms, as well as grounds that are pleasant to sit outside. A few reviews also contrast the feel with what they experienced elsewhere, reinforcing the “small and home” impression.
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3 reviews mention this
Memory care support for dementia
Families specifically mention dementia-related care and comfort in a memory-focused setting.
Several reviews discuss dementia or Parkinson disease and describe the care as supportive during later stages. One reviewer compared multiple memory care centers and said this one felt like a good fit as soon as they walked in. Another review mentions hospice nurses who visit memory care facilities and described the home as well run.
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3 reviews mention this
Quick help when residents need it
Reviews repeatedly describe fast assistance and practical support when help is requested.
A few families say staff respond quickly when assistance is needed, including to calls placed from residents’ areas. One review also mentions technology tools that can alert staff if someone is in need. Another reviewer describes the owner as easy to reach by phone or text and responsive when concerns came up.
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Meals are described as fresh
Residents’ families highlight meals as fresh and enjoyable.
Some reviews directly praise the quality of food, including descriptions like fresh meals served daily. Others mention that residents received nutritious, enjoyable meals as part of their care. Dining is also mentioned alongside broader daily support, reinforcing that meals are part of what families pay attention to when evaluating care.
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Activities help keep days engaged
Families mention organized activities and social time throughout the day.
Several reviews describe activities happening during the day, with residents staying engaged rather than sitting idle. One reviewer says the home runs activities all day to keep a loved one’s mind and body involved. Others mention social time and recurring in-home engagement, and one review also ties participation to a sense of routine and comfort.
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Board and Care Home
Day Program
Memory Care
Cats allowed
Devotional services on-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Private
Respite or short term stays offered
Wheelchair accessible showers
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
Incontinence care
Medication management
Meals provided
Small 16-bed community with personalized care and convenient amenities (ADL support, meals, transport, care coordination).
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