BeeHive Homes of Mount Horeb provides memory care in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, serving seniors living with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory-related conditions. The home offers assisted living in a small, residential setting with around-the-clock care in a fully secured environment, emphasizing familiar routines, personalized care plans, and a homelike atmosphere.
The community draws on more than 30 years of the BeeHive model of dementia and Alzheimer's care, centering on meaningful relationships, personalized attention, and engaging daily routines. Residents enjoy private bedrooms with accessible bathrooms that families can personalize with familiar furniture and keepsakes. Fresh home-cooked meals are prepared and served family style, reflecting residents' preferences and nutritional needs, including dementia-related considerations.
Each resident receives personalized care based on their individual health, mobility, personal care, and memory needs, with a high caregiver-to-resident ratio that allows staff to know residents well. The home is staffed by caregivers trained in dementia and Alzheimer's care, while nursing and clinical needs are coordinated through third-party providers such as visiting nurses, home health, and hospice services. This approach maintains a true home environment while ensuring access to skilled care.
Locally owned and operated since 2018, BeeHive Homes of Mount Horeb welcomes family and friends to visit anytime with flexible hours that accommodate individual schedules and routines. Couples who wish to remain together may be accommodated depending on availability and care needs. The community aims to support residents until the end of life when safely possible, coordinating with outside providers for end-of-life care.
In addition to long-term memory care, the home offers short-term respite stays and senior living with varying levels of daily support. The community is private pay and does not accept Medicaid or state funding, though long-term care insurance may help offset costs. Eligible wartime veterans and their surviving spouses may qualify for the VA's Aid and Attendance benefit to help cover part of care costs.