BeeHive Homes of Payson

South of Provo, where Utah County meets Mount Loafer's foothills, Beehive Homes of Payson runs a 21-bedroom memory-care home at 661 E. 700 S. The full bed count is configured for residents living with dementia, putting this address among Beehive's most dementia-concentrated locations. What the staff handles each day: bathing and dressing help, transferring assistance, medication oversight that's logged each shift, and meal coordination.

Caregivers train on dementia-specific behaviors as a baseline competency, the kitchen produces three meals daily plus snacks, prepared on the property. A distinct combination defines the policy profile here, this is a memory-care home, with all beds configured for residents living with dementia. Pricing starts at $4,000 monthly, the highest entry rate in Beehive's recent Utah batch of locations. Medicaid is not contracted at this address, and pets are not accommodated.

An advisor can walk through Medicaid-eligible or pet-friendly alternatives if either is required. Resident families consistently mention the small-home rhythm easing dementia residents through the day, with outings, holiday meals, and the weekly schedule fitting the 21-resident community at household scale. Payson sits at the south end of Utah County, with Mount Loafer immediately east of the city and Utah Lake's south end about 10 minutes northwest.

Mountain View Hospital in Payson is roughly five minutes from the property for emergency or scheduled clinical visits. Visiting families come in from Salem, Spanish Fork, Springville, and Provo on the I-15 frontage. The 700 South block sits inside residential Payson, where street traffic stays light; Behind the property is the Beehive Homes franchise. Beehive started up in Idaho in 1987 and the brand network has expanded to 200-plus locations spread across the United States today.

The franchise sets standardized baselines for caregiver training and meal planning; each location like Payson runs at its own resident count.