Beehive Homes of West Jordan

Beehive Homes of West Jordan is a four-home residential senior-care campus at 8892 South 2700 West in West Jordan, Utah, drawing visiting families from West Jordan, Taylorsville, Kearns, South Jordan, and the broader southwest Salt Lake Valley. The campus runs 54 licensed beds across four small homes. Sunflower and Buttercup hold 11 beds each under Type-1 assisted-living licenses, Honeysuckle holds 16 beds under a Type-2 assisted-living license, and Primrose holds 16 beds as a secured memory-care home.

Each house keeps its own license and roster, so daily life in any single home stays at the small-home Beehive scale while families gain placement options across the campus as care needs shift. Care assignments follow the home a resident lives in. Type-1 assisted living covers bathing, dressing, medication oversight, and meal coordination for residents whose needs sit in the standard assisted-living range.

Type-2 capacity in Honeysuckle adds room for residents with more complex medical or mobility profiles. Primrose runs as a secured memory-care home for residents with moderate-to-advanced dementia, with locked entry, line-of-sight common areas, and staffing tuned to wandering and behavior support. Meals come from each home's on-site kitchen three times daily, with snacks accessible between. Activities run within each home's small-home scale, with family events, holiday gatherings, and West Jordan-area outings filling out the weekly cadence.

Common rooms anchor the household's main living areas, the dining setup welcomes shared meals, and the residential character keeps daily life closer to home than to a larger facility. Entry pricing starts at $4,900 a month, with the final cost depending on the resident's home, care plan, and the rate sheet active at admission, all walked through with your senior advisor. The property runs as private-pay only without an active Medicaid contract, and live-in pets are not part of the housing arrangement.

West Jordan sits in southwest Salt Lake County between Bangerter Highway and Mountain View Corridor, with Jordan Valley Medical Center roughly 8 minutes northeast on 9000 South for routine and emergency clinical care. Intermountain Riverton Hospital is about 12 minutes south for additional clinical options. Jordan Landing's commercial corridor reaches in 5 to 10 minutes for visiting-family meals and shopping, and the 2700 West block keeps quiet residential streets with easy parking.

The campus runs under the Beehive Homes franchise, which started in Idaho during 1987 and now reaches more than 200 small-home senior locations across the country. Shared training and dietary baselines apply across the network, while each home runs at its own resident count.