Pricing ranges from
    $3,966 – 5,895/month

    Bruceville Point

    9730 Backer Ranch Rd, Elk Grove, CA, 95757
    4.7 · 27 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Mother thriving in compassionate community

    My mother moved in and is genuinely thriving - the staff are warm, attentive and compassionate, the brand-new community is gorgeous and very clean, and the spacious, light-filled apartments have full kitchens and in-unit laundry. The chef-prepared meals are excellent (diabetic options available), activities and outings are abundant, and memory care/safety features give us real peace of mind. A few minor issues (occasional cleanliness lapses, dim switches, communication hiccups) and the price is high, but staff address concerns and overall we're very happy and would recommend.

    Pricing

    $3,966+/moStudioIndependent Living
    $4,069+/mo1 BedroomIndependent Living
    $5,871+/mo2 BedroomIndependent Living
    $5,895+/moSuiteMemory Care

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.74 · 27 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.9
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.9
    • Amenities

      4.7
    • Value

      3.0

    Pros

    • Consistently compassionate and kind staff
    • Dignity and respectful resident treatment
    • Responsive and excellent management
    • Thorough assessments and individualized care planning
    • Safe, secure, and supportive environment
    • Brand-new, well-maintained campus and buildings
    • Bright, spacious apartments
    • Full-sized kitchens in apartments
    • In-unit washers and dryers
    • High-end finishes and materials (e.g., Caesarstone countertops)
    • Large walk-in closets and generous storage
    • Beautiful landscaped gardens and gorgeous courtyard
    • Multiple dining venues and inviting bistro
    • Chef-prepared meals with health-conscious/diabetic options
    • Extensive and varied activities program
    • Fitness center, one-on-one training, PT/OT available
    • On-site salon and movie theater
    • Outdoor activities (bocce, gardening) and off-site excursions
    • Transportation support (rides to doctor, outings, theatre nights)
    • Well-run Memory Care wing and low staff turnover
    • Daily check-ins and reliable safety features (pendant call-for-assistance)
    • Strong sense of community and social engagement
    • Pet friendly with pet care options
    • Cleanliness generally excellent
    • Convenient, walkable location near retail

    Cons

    • High cost and price increases; may be prohibitive for many
    • Some communication issues reported
    • Isolated cleanliness/maintenance problems (cobwebs, dirty appliances)
    • Dim lighting and difficult-to-use switches in some areas
    • Not a perfect fit for every family or level of need
    • Some residents with cognitive decline reluctant to accept services
    • Second-floor availability or specific units may be limited
    • Perception of value is mixed for some reviewers
    • Facility not fully occupied yet (may affect atmosphere for some)
    • Distance/location inconvenient for some families
    • Occasional need for continued improvement despite overall progress
    • Pricing may not reflect perceived value for all

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across reviews is strongly positive, with repeated emphasis on the quality of staff, the new and high-quality physical environment, robust programming, and comprehensive safety features. Many reviewers describe the staff as kind, compassionate, respectful, and responsive; several individuals by name (Eric/Erik, Heather, Maricel, Misty) are singled out for going above and beyond. Management and caregiving teams receive frequent praise for listening, resolving issues, and providing individualized assessments and care planning, contributing to a pervasive sense of safety and peace of mind among families.

    Care quality and safety are consistently highlighted. Reviewers note the availability of assisted living licensing and a well-managed Memory Care wing, with low staff turnover reported there. Residents benefit from daily check-ins, pendant call-for-assistance systems, and coordinated supports including one-on-one fitness training, physical and occupational therapy. Several accounts describe noticeable personal improvements in residents after moving in — increased activity, social engagement, and overall wellbeing — indicating effective engagement and clinical support. Families appreciate honest communication about levels of care and the ability to convert or transition units if needs change.

    Facilities and apartment features are a major strength. The community is repeatedly described as brand new, clean, bright, and beautifully designed, with high-end finishes such as Caesarstone countertops, full-sized kitchens, in-unit washers and dryers, spacious walk-in closets, and airy rooms that avoid a confined feeling. Exterior spaces, gardens, and a gorgeous courtyard are highlighted as attractive and therapeutic. Amenities include a fitness center, salon, movie theater, multiple dining venues (including a Cypress Dining room and casual bistro), and a range of indoor and outdoor activity options. The campus is pet friendly, offers pet care, and benefits from a convenient walkable location near shops and parks.

    Dining and activities receive frequent laudatory comments. Meals are described as excellent, chef-prepared, and health-conscious with diabetic options; reviewers use terms like "5-star dining" and cite specific menu favorites. Activity programming is broad and active — on-site classes, social events, gardening, bocce, theatre nights, and off-site excursions — with transportation support to medical appointments and outings. Many reviewers observe that residents become more active and socially engaged, and cite a strong sense of community and family-like atmosphere.

    Management and operations are generally praised, with multiple notes about staff willingness to listen, resolve issues promptly, and guide new residents through transition. Cleanliness is often described as "spotless" or "extremely clean," though there are isolated reports of maintenance or housekeeping lapses (cobwebs on ceilings, dirty washing machine or microwave) that families flagged as concerns. A few reviewers also mentioned dim lighting and hard-to-use switches in some areas and occasional communication gaps despite overall improvement efforts.

    Cost and occupancy are recurring considerations. Many reviewers emphasize that Bruceville Point is a premium offering with higher pricing and recent increases that may be prohibitive for many seniors; a few say value-for-money is average. The community is still filling in for some — not fully occupied yet — which some see as a minor drawback and others as an opportunity for early move-ins. Location is convenient for many (walkable to retail and parks), but a few families cited distance as a reason it was not an ideal fit. Several reviewers also noted that suitability depends on the specific level of assistance required: the community works very well for independent and assisted living needs, but families of residents with advanced dementia may face reluctance from the resident to accept services.

    Patterns and final assessment: the dominant theme is that Bruceville Point delivers a high-quality, well-appointed living environment staffed by compassionate, attentive professionals. Strengths include high-end apartments, varied programming, excellent dining, supportive clinical options, and a strong sense of community and safety. Areas to watch are pricing, occasional maintenance/housekeeping inconsistencies, and some communication or lighting/usability issues. For families able to afford the community and seeking a modern, activity-rich senior living environment with responsive staff and robust amenities, reviewers overwhelmingly recommend Bruceville Point. Prospective residents and families should, as always, tour in person, inspect specific units for lighting and maintenance, and discuss price and care-transition policies to ensure the community is the right fit for the resident's current and anticipated needs.

    Location

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    About Bruceville Point

    Bruceville Point is a senior living community that offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care, and residents can choose from spacious one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartment homes with full kitchens, stainless steel appliances, walk-in closets, and private laundry, so there's room for your furniture and space for family visits, and the large windows keep the homes bright all day. The facility has a dedicated Harbor Memory Care program with cottages and outdoor spaces designed for people with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, and staff use the Teepa Snow Positive Approach to Care® to help residents feel safe and understood, and there's 24-hour supervision along with 16-hour nursing staff to support medical needs, so help is there when it's needed, and the memory care wing is built so people can enjoy secure, home-like surroundings while reducing confusion and anxiety. Assisted living services are available in all apartments, which lets people stay in place as their needs change, and residents can get help with medication management, personal care like dressing and grooming, cooking, and housekeeping if they need it, but people who want an active lifestyle can stay independent for as long as possible with support nearby if they ever need it. There's a fitness center and a full-time Fitness Director, community rooms like the Club Room, Theater, and Cypress Room, and outdoor amenities including a Courtyard, BBQs, and Bocce Court, all meant for socializing, relaxation, or hobbies, and during the day people can join events such as beekeeping and dancing or sit down for meals in the Stone Lakes Cafe or enjoy the Bistro Lounge, because there's a focus on wellness, cultural, intellectual, and spiritual programs to keep life interesting and busy, whether residents want quiet time or want to be part of a group. Bruceville Point caters to many levels of care, from healthy older adults who want independence and a hassle-free home, to those who need some help to stay safe and comfortable, or people living with memory loss who need secure and specialized support, and there are even nursing home services for short-term medical care or recovery from illness. The apartments and community spaces are designed to feel welcoming and practical, with places for family or friends to gather, outdoor areas to enjoy California's weather, and simple, accessible layouts without extra hassle, and model units are available if someone wants a tour before deciding. Every care option aims to support safety, comfort, and dignity, but people can still make their own choices around how they spend their days, and programs and services can be tailored to fit everyone's unique needs and preferences. Residents who want to age in place have the option of continuing care, which lets them adjust their living arrangements and care as needs change, and that way people don't have to move again when their health needs shift.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    17

    Inspections

    2

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    4

    Years of reports

    31 Jul 2025
    Investigated an incident in which a resident reported being pushed by a staff member and having a bruise on the forearm; review of the Fall Detection System showed the resident approached the staff member, fell onto the bed and then the floor, and the staff member helped them up, after which the staff member had not returned to work, and no deficiencies were cited.
    • § 9058
    22 May 2025
    Found no deficiencies; unannounced inspection showed medications securely stored, safety systems functioning, adequate food and supplies, up-to-date disaster drills, and complete resident and staff records.
    • § 9058
    19 Feb 2025
    Found the allegation unfounded after reviewing interviews and resident records, including meal-to-go charges, medication administration records, and care plan documentation.
    23 Apr 2024
    Found no deficiencies after an unannounced visit; safety, cleanliness, medication handling, staff training, and emergency preparedness were in good order, with positive interactions between staff and residents.
    23 Apr 2024
    Reviewed five incident reports, including falls and a resident-to-resident incident, with follow-up care updates discussed; no health, safety, or personal rights violations noted.
    23 Apr 2024
    Reviewed multiple incident reports, including falls and resident altercation; no violations of health, safety, or personal rights identified.
    26 Dec 2023
    Identified that a resident with prior health issues and hospice status was located on the bathroom floor after a spouse alerted staff via a pull cord, leading to hospitalization for a fractured hip; no deficiencies cited, additional information requested, and an exit interview held.
    26 Dec 2023
    Investigated the allegation that a resident was left unattended, resulting in a hospital visit, and found insufficient evidence to prove this occurred. Determined that the claim of not reporting the incident to the department was not supported by evidence.
    26 Dec 2023
    Reviewed incident of a resident found on the floor after pull cord activated, resulting in a fractured hip and hospitalization. No deficiencies noted during follow-up visit.
    31 Oct 2023
    Investigated the allegation that residents' belongings were stolen. Interviews and records showed three reports of missing items in the past three months and some items going missing and then reappearing, but no evidence tied staff to the losses.
    31 Oct 2023
    Interviews were conducted and records were reviewed regarding allegations of theft at the facility. After collecting all information, the allegation was unsubstantiated.
    20 Apr 2023
    Found no violations. Noted hot water and indoor temperatures were within required ranges, supplies and emergency kits were adequate, medications were securely stored, and staff background checks and training were verified.
    20 Apr 2023
    No violations were found during the inspection visit.
    18 Apr 2022
    Found no violations; observed infection-control measures, symptom screenings, adequate food supplies, and medications securely stored with proper records. Hot water was 111.9°F and indoor temperature 73°F, both within required ranges, and all staff and resident records showed fingerprint clearances and required training.
    18 Apr 2022
    Inspection visit on 05/27/2021 found no violations at the facility.
    27 May 2021
    Found no violations and determined compliance with health and safety standards during the prelicensing visit. Observations included hot water at 117.5 F, room temperature at 71 F, adequate food supplies, locked medication areas, functioning fire safety devices, a centralized entry with Covid-19 measures, and a waiver of Component III for the administrator due to prior completion.
    27 May 2021
    Confirmed compliance with regulations during a pre-licensing inspection.

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