BeeHive Homes of Provo

Beehive Homes of Provo runs a 24-bedroom residential memory-care home at 3144 W Center Street in Provo, Utah, set on the west side of the city near the Provo River corridor. The 24-bed count runs entirely on memory-care assignment, with daily routines built around residents living with Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, and related conditions. Staff training emphasizes dementia-care fundamentals from day one.

Day-to-day care covers medication oversight, transferring help, bathing, dressing, and meal-time support, with full-shift caregiver coverage day and night. Owner-engaged daily operating presence is part of how the property runs, with the same on-site team carrying through multi-month and multi-year resident stays. Dining plates three times a day with snacks available between, cooked on the premises by the kitchen team.

The 24-resident scale shapes a small-group activity rhythm tuned to a memory-care household, with holiday meals and family events anchoring the standing weekly calendar. The kitchen-from-home feel matters here for memory-care residents, where familiar people and familiar rooms shape the day. Provo combines a Medicaid contract with the memory-care bed mix at a $3,200 monthly entry rate, an uncommon profile for a Utah County small-home memory-care property.

Live-in pets are not part of the housing setup. Pricing under the Medicaid contract rotates as beds activate, so timing matters for families on the Medicaid path. West Provo sits between the Provo River and I-15, with Utah Valley Hospital around 8 minutes east via Bulldog Boulevard for clinical care. The Center Street corridor connects to downtown Provo and Brigham Young University east, while Pleasant Grove and Orem reach inside 10 to 15 minutes north.

Relatives typically drive in from across Utah County, and the I-15 access puts the Salt Lake Valley inside an hour. Behind the property is the Beehive Homes franchise, founded in Idaho during 1987 and today spanning 200-plus individual residential homes around the U.S. Caregiver-training baselines, dietetic standards, and resident-to-staff ratio targets sit at the franchise layer; each location operates at its own resident count, with local ownership shaping daily life.