Pricing ranges from
    $3,074 – 3,688/month

    Beacon Crest Senior Living Draper

    591 Pioneer Rd, Draper, UT, 84020
    4.9 · 85 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Resort-like home with excellent care

    I moved my mom to Beacon Crest and couldn't be happier. It's a small, resort-like home with sunlit, spacious rooms and an intimate, family feel. The staff and owners are warm, professional, and truly compassionate - high CNA-to-resident ratio, 24/7 care, quick responses and excellent medical support. The in-house executive chefs prepare fresh, customizable, restaurant-style meals, and there are great amenities and activities (salon, theater, gym, outings) so residents socialize and thrive. Clean, attentive, and reassuring - I highly recommend Beacon Crest.

    Pricing

    $3,074+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $3,688+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

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

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.89 · 85 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      4.8
    • Staff

      4.7
    • Meals

      4.9
    • Amenities

      4.8
    • Value

      3.0

    Pros

    • chef-prepared meals with fresh ingredients
    • executive/personal chefs (including 25+ years experience)
    • delicious, nutritious, and customizable dining
    • open kitchen and visible food preparation
    • varied and engaging activities and outings
    • frequent live and recorded music programs
    • small, intimate community size (around 19–25 residents)
    • home-like, resort-like and warmly decorated facility
    • bright, sunlit common areas and natural light
    • multiple amenity spaces (theater, salon, gym, library, game room)
    • private suites/apartments with kitchenettes and in-room fridges
    • multiple care levels from independent to hospice
    • 24/7 nursing/CNA care and CPR-certified staff
    • high CNA-to-resident ratio and attentive caregivers
    • owners and administrative staff frequently on site
    • clean, well-maintained, and brand-new/up-to-date building
    • family-style dining and opportunities for family meals
    • strong sense of community and resident socialization
    • compassionate, kind, and professional staff
    • personalized and responsive care with good communication
    • in-house visiting nurses, physical therapy, and hospice options
    • activities that promote meaningful relationships and social bonds
    • private family areas and event hosting (holidays, lunches)
    • safety- and health-focused culture (COVID compliance, training)
    • positive reviewer recommendations and high overall satisfaction

    Cons

    • higher-than-average/expensive pricing and flat-fee structure
    • occasional CNA turnover and staffing shortages reported
    • some slow responses to call buttons or delayed CNA response
    • mixed reports about administrative/management responsiveness
    • director or office sometimes unavailable or hard to reach
    • promised extras or amenities sometimes fade after move-in
    • pushy or high-pressure sales/tour experiences reported
    • no landline/phone jack in some rooms
    • inconvenient bathroom layout for some mobility needs
    • a few reports of overworked staff and inconsistent care quality

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews of Beacon Crest Senior Living Draper are overwhelmingly positive, with a clear emphasis on exceptional culinary offerings, warm and compassionate caregiving, a highly social small-community atmosphere, and a well-appointed, resort-like facility. Across the large majority of reviews, families highlight chef-prepared, fresh, and customizable meals as a defining feature. Multiple reviewers reference executive or personal chefs (including at least one with 25+ years of experience), an open kitchen concept, and repeatedly praise the taste, nutrition, and presentation of daily offerings. Dining is frequently described as restaurant- or fine-dining-style rather than cafeteria-style, and family meal opportunities are noted as important for visitor experience.

    Care quality and staff: Reviewers consistently report kind, knowledgeable, and professional staff. CNAs, nurses, and owners are described as attentive, compassionate, and relationship-focused; many comments emphasize that staff treat residents with dignity and form familial bonds. Several reviews point to robust clinical supports including 24/7 care, CPR-certified staff across departments, and access to visiting nurses, physical therapy, and hospice services — in some cases with hospice provided in a private space. High caregiver-to-resident ratios, frequent administrative owner presence, and in-house staff training are cited as contributors to a safety-focused, proactive care culture. That said, there are occasional reports of staff turnover and short staffing; these instances are relatively uncommon in the corpus but noteworthy because they correlate with experiences of delayed responses and perceived declines in care consistency.

    Facilities and amenities: Beacon Crest is repeatedly described as a new or nearly new, immaculate, and beautifully designed community. Common areas are praised for natural light, skylights, and numerous cozy sitting spaces including a wrap-around porch, garden rooms, and multiple living areas. Amenities cited across reviews include a theater/media room, salon, fitness/exercise room configured for older adults, library, game rooms (shuffleboard/foosball), and private family spaces. Apartment features often noted are kitchenettes or in-room fridges, spacious layouts, and high-end finishes. Some reviewers mention resort-like ambiance with elegant design and inviting communal spaces that support social life and family visits.

    Activities and social life: A recurring theme is the breadth and appeal of activity programming. Families report frequent social events, musical groups, weekly music/piano programs, field trips, holiday celebrations, chocolate tastings, crafts, art classes, and church services. Reviewers often say residents form close friendships, look out for each other, and participate in meaningful social connections which enhances quality of life. The small community size is seen as an advantage, promoting intimacy and personalized engagement.

    Dining plus additional services: Beyond daily meals, reviewers note food accommodations for specific diets, meals delivered to rooms upon request, and special touches like fresh-baked items for visitors. Some reviews reference three full-time chefs and an executive culinary service model capable of handling dietary restrictions. Additional services mentioned include a personal driver, housekeeping, beauty salon services, in-house laundry/support, and visible responsiveness to feedback and changing health needs.

    Management and communication: Many reviewers praise management and owners for personal involvement, good communication, and pre-admission support, and recommend Beacon Crest based on responsiveness during transitions. Conversely, a subset of reviewers relay negative experiences around management accessibility. Issues include a director or office being unavailable at times, rushed or unfriendly tour interactions, pushy sales tactics during tours, and administrative inconsistencies such as access to the office. These administrative concerns are less frequent than the praise but recur enough to be a pattern to monitor.

    Cost and value considerations: A clear, consistent downside across reviews is cost. Multiple reviewers describe the facility as expensive or higher-end with a flat-fee pricing model; a number of families explicitly mention price as a negative despite acknowledging high quality. Some reviewers also felt that certain promised extras diminished after move-in. Prospective residents and families should weigh the premium pricing against the culinary program, staffing model, amenities, and small-community benefits.

    Notable caveats and patterns: While the dominant narrative is very positive — focusing on food, staff warmth, cleanliness, and a lively social environment — there are recurring cautionary notes. A minority of reviews report CNA turnover, slow call-button responses, occasional overworked staff, and isolated instances of poor management or inconsistent care. A few reviewers mentioned specific physical layout concerns (for example, bathroom arrangement impacting mobility) and practical details like the lack of a landline/phone jack. Sales and tour experiences also vary: many report knowledgeable and helpful tours, while some report pushy or rushed sales interactions.

    Conclusion: Beacon Crest Senior Living Draper emerges from these reviews as a high-end, small-scale community that excels in culinary experiences, resident socialization, and compassionate staff relationships. Its strengths are particularly pronounced in dining, amenities, and a home-like atmosphere supported by attentive caregivers and owner involvement. Prospective residents and families should be prepared for premium pricing and may want to ask targeted questions during touring regarding staffing stability, response times to call systems, administrative accessibility, and any specific accessibility needs related to apartment layouts. Overall, the dominant sentiment is strong satisfaction and frequent high recommendations, with a handful of operational concerns that warrant direct inquiry during the decision process.

    Location

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    About Beacon Crest Senior Living Draper

    Beacon Crest Senior Living Draper sits along the Wasatch Front in Draper, Utah, in a quiet and comfortable spot that feels like home, and folks here can pick from custom floor plans, ranging from cozy studios to spacious one-bedroom apartments, all with bedrooms, living rooms, and private bathrooms, and the suites look out on pretty views and let in plenty of light. The community started in 2018, and it's locally owned and private, and folks mention how the place feels friendly because the staff, including a President, an Administrator, and a Certified Nursing Assistant/Medical Technician, make an effort to know people by name and help whenever needed, whether someone needs help with meals, bathing, medication, laundry, or just wants a cheerful chat. There's always someone on call for emergencies, 24/7, and nurses help out round the clock, so there's always a sense of safety, and for those who need help with daily activities like dressing or bathing, or need memory care for conditions like Alzheimer's, the care is done with respect and attention.

    The building is two stories, designed for safety and comfort, and you'll find outdoor patio space, a sunlit Garden Room, a library for quiet reading, and a theater room for movies or events, and those amenities help make the place feel welcoming. Folks who like pets are welcome to bring them, and the building is handicap accessible to help residents move around with ease. The kitchen has an executive chef who serves three meals a day, fresh and healthy, and there's anytime dining along with kosher and vegetarian choices. Meals are served in an elegant dining room, and the executive culinary team pays attention to both taste and nutrition. Staff also help with laundry, housekeeping, and personal grooming, with a beautician onsite for hair and nails.

    Beacon Crest offers assisted living for folks who need some help but still want a sense of independence, and if someone needs more support because of memory issues, there's specialized memory care with secure spaces and trained staff. Residents can choose private rooms and suites, and all utilities except telephone are included, so things stay simple. The community puts a focus on activities to help folks stay sharp, social, and active, with daily and weekly programs, outings, fitness classes, spiritual services, and special events arranged by an activities coordinator, so there's always something to do. Technology support, cable, and Wi-Fi are available, and there are transportation services for shopping, medical visits, and group outings, with pick-up available from residents' homes.

    Beacon Crest is planning new cottages for independent living, expected to open in summer 2025, giving more options for seniors who want to live on their own but still enjoy the services and social life. The community has a connection with the Alzheimer's Association and is a member of the Utah Assisted Living Association, and those things might matter to families. Beacon Crest offers tours, consultation lunches, and brochures to those curious about living there, and it puts an emphasis on personal choice and supporting each person's needs, all in a peaceful setting meant for comfort and dignity.

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