BeeHive Homes of Spanish Fork

Set on a quiet east-side block of central Spanish Fork at 858 East 100 South, Beehive Homes of Spanish Fork runs as a 16-resident assisted-living home, Medicaid-contracted, with a private bath in every bedroom and the rhythm of a single shared household rather than a unit-by-unit schedule. The address is a few blocks east of Main Street, putting it in walking distance of historic-downtown Spanish Fork and a short drive from the I-15 corridor that ties the property to Payson and Provo.

The care side covers what residents need to keep daily life moving. Help with bathing, dressing, and transferring runs alongside medication oversight, meal coordination, and steady hands-on support across each shift. Because there are only 16 people living here, caregivers know each resident by their own pattern of mornings, meals, and rest, and shift handoffs aren't navigating an unfamiliar care plan.

The household format accommodates dementia residents within the assisted-living scope when behaviors stay manageable inside a residential setting; a separately licensed memory-care wing isn't part of this property's setup. Meals come out of the home's own kitchen three times a day, with snacks kept accessible between. The 16-person scale shapes activity programming, family events, holiday meals, and a steady weekly cadence of the kinds of activities that fit everybody who actually lives there in a given season.

Common rooms function as a shared family space, the dining area doubles as the social hub for both residents and visitors, and the residential character of the building keeps daily routines closer to home life than to facility life. The pricing structure starts around $4,000 a month, with the final number reflecting the resident's care plan and the prevailing rate sheet. Medicaid is contracted at this property, which keeps the household-scale care accessible to families on a Medicaid budget, though contracted-bed openings rotate and current availability is worth confirming through your advisor before timing assumes a Medicaid placement; the building doesn't accommodate live-in pets.

Central Spanish Fork sits in the south end of Utah County along the I-15 corridor, with Mountain View Hospital in Payson roughly 10 minutes south for routine and emergency care and Utah Valley Hospital in Provo about 15 minutes north for tertiary needs. Spanish Fork Main Street, the historic downtown blocks, the Sports Park, and the surrounding residential neighborhoods are all within a quick drive, with Provo Towne Centre and the broader Provo retail corridor reaching in roughly 15 minutes for shopping or family meals.

The 100 South street itself is residential and quiet, with easy parking for visiting family. The property carries the Beehive Homes name, the assisted-living franchise that started in Idaho in 1987 and now reaches 200-plus residential homes across the country. What franchise affiliation provides is a shared baseline on caregiver training, dietary planning, and resident-to-staff ratio targets, while each location runs at its own resident count and pace. This Spanish Fork building stays at the 16-bed household scale that has defined the brand from the start.