Beehive Retirement and Assisted Living in McCleary offers three levels of residency—Independent Living for those who manage daily routines on their own, Assisted Living for residents who need scheduled help, and a secure Memory Care option designed for individuals living with dementia. Diabetes management and access to a speech therapist are built into care plans, so residents who need insulin monitoring or speech-language rehabilitation receive that support without having to leave the community.

The campus is a secured community and maintains round-the-clock clinical oversight. On-site services include continence management, mobility assistance, specialized memory-loss programming, hospice coordination, medication management, and direct care from licensed nurses as well as occupational and physical therapists. Electronic security and staff presence aim to reduce wandering risks for memory-care residents while still allowing supervised outdoor access.

Residences are available in several layouts. Depending on the unit selected, features may include cable or satellite television, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, wheelchair-accessible showers, handicap-accessible design, and personal parking. Some apartments overlook landscaped outdoor areas, while common spaces such as a central fireplace lounge, piano area, and pet-friendly patios encourage residents to gather; however, not every accommodation includes each amenity.

Mealtime is handled on site, with three daily meals and snacks prepared to meet varied dietary needs. The kitchen can produce kosher, vegetarian, low- or no-sodium, and no-sugar menus. Nutrition staff coordinate with clinical teams to align meals with medical orders, and guests may purchase meals to dine with residents.

Residents can take part in clubs, group activities in the activity center, or quiet reading in the library and computer lounge. Planned social outings, indoor and outdoor walking paths, and raised garden beds help maintain mobility and engagement. The community schedules birthday celebrations and live-music events, and outdoor areas are open to residents who wish to spend time outside under staff supervision.