Memory Care in Rowlett, TX
A licensed memory care home on Chiesa Road, minutes from Rockwall and Garland. Private rooms, awake staff around the clock, and a phone that a real person answers at any hour.
- A private suite with a private bath
- Secure, locked home with 24 hour awake staff
- Texas Type B licensed with an Alzheimer's certification
- Family owned and operated by a physician and a pharmacist
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Twenty-two suites, not two hundred
Most memory care is a secured floor inside a large building. This is a single home on a residential street with 22 private suites, arranged around one open living and dining space.
The same faces every day
A small home means a small team. Residents see the people who know them, not a rotation across floors and shifts.
Clinical judgment in the family
BeeHive Homes of Rowlett is owned and run by a physician and a pharmacist. Medication questions get answered by people who have spent careers on them.
A model with 33 years behind it
The BeeHive Homes residential care model has been refined across more than 200 communities nationwide since the early 1990s.
Care that stays with you as needs change
The fear families bring to every tour is the same one. What happens when Mom needs more help than this place can give? Being asked to move a person with dementia a second time is its own kind of harm.
Early memory loss
Cues and reminders, help with medication, and a daily rhythm that keeps someone oriented and busy.
Middle stages
Hands-on help with bathing, dressing and eating. A secure home means wandering is met with redirection, not restriction.
Advanced and high acuity
Texas Type B licensure covers residents who need staff assistance to evacuate and overnight attendance. Most residents are able to stay as needs increase.
A small home compared with a large community
Both can be good. They are not the same product, and the difference is worth understanding before you tour either one.
| BeeHive Homes of Rowlett | A large senior living community | |
|---|---|---|
| Setting | One residential home | A campus or a multi-floor building |
| Memory care | The entire home is certified for it | Usually a dedicated wing or floor |
| Pricing | One all-inclusive monthly rate | Base rent plus tiered care charges that rise over time |
| After hours calls | Answered by a person, any hour | Often an answering service or voicemail |
| Care team | The same small team daily | Rotating staff across floors and shifts |
| Deciding who to ask | The owner is on site | Regional management, often off site |
What it costs
Published, because you should not have to fill in a form to find out whether a place is within reach.
Included at no extra charge
- Private suite with a 3/4 bath
- 24 hour awake staffing
- All meals and snacks
- Medication management
- Help with bathing and dressing
- Housekeeping and laundry
- Daily activities and outings
- On-site beauty salon
- Secure indoor and outdoor space
What families say
Unedited excerpts from public Google reviews.
We were met at the door by Sailu. A big hug and a sweet smile. The story was told, the tour was given. It was different. No pressure. As soon as we got in the car, my daughter said "This is my favorite. This feels good."
My dad has lived at BeeHive for a month and we have been very pleased with the care he has received. Every employee seems to care about his well being a great deal.
Wonderful facility with staff that truly cares for the residents. It is a clean and warm environment with personalized attention provided. I go to many facilities in the metroplex and Beehive is exceptional.
Questions families ask
If yours is not here, call and ask. Someone will pick up.
How is memory care different from assisted living?
Assisted living helps with daily tasks. Memory care does that too, but adds a secure environment, staff trained in dementia behaviors, and a daily structure built around cognitive change. BeeHive Homes of Rowlett is licensed as a Texas Type B assisted living facility and carries an Alzheimer's certification, and every room here is used for memory care.
Is there anything the $6,500 does not cover?
The monthly rate is all inclusive for care, meals, housekeeping, laundry, medication management and activities. Personal items, outside medical services and prescription costs are billed separately, as they would be at home. Ask on the call and you will get a direct answer.
Is the home secure?
Yes. It is a locked home with staff awake around the clock, and secure outdoor space so residents can be outside safely rather than being kept indoors.
What happens if my parent's needs increase?
Type B licensure covers residents who need staff assistance to evacuate and who require overnight attendance, so most residents are able to remain as their needs advance. Call and describe the situation honestly and you will get a straight answer about whether this is the right fit.
How big is the home?
Twenty-two private suites, each with its own 3/4 bath. That is the whole community. It is one building on a residential street rather than a campus, which is what makes it possible for the same small team to know every resident.
Do you take Medicaid?
No. BeeHive Homes of Rowlett is private pay. Long term care insurance and VA benefits can often be applied toward the monthly rate.
Can we visit before deciding?
Yes, and you should. Tours are available seven days a week and there is no pressure to decide on the spot. Families are welcome any time once a loved one has moved in.
Where exactly are you?
8315 Chiesa Road in Rowlett, just south of Liberty Grove Road near Lake Ray Hubbard. It is a short drive from Rockwall, Garland, Wylie and Sachse.
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