Oakmont Management Group

They weren't secure enough for my mother. It's a place for people who aren't going to wander off. It's a beautiful place. If you can afford it, it's wonderful. It just wasn't right for my mother.

They were fine. They just weren't as good as another place. It was all kind of rushed but we're happy with the one we chose.

I met with Ashley and toured the premises. I like that this facility has a few outdoor areas and liked the units. It is an attractive property and because it is set back off the street, very quiet. The location is good because it is in San Francisco, but the cost is not much lower than Coventry and there are typically annual increases that range from 3% to 6%.

They were nice but they were quite a bit more for pricing. They did have a lot of activites and stuff like that.

We liked it but it was a little bit more expensive than another place. It would have been our second choice.

I absolutely loved Sunrise. The people were very kind and very compassionate. The food is just lousy; if it was a restaurant I would have sent it back every time. The grounds and the interior of the community are lovely. They are very expensive but you get what you pay for. The staff in my opinion isn't paid enough for all the wonderful work they do. They do not seem to have enough activities for able people although they do take day trips for lunches and other things. They allow pets. It is close to a shopping plaza where you can catch a bus to just about anywhere.

Sunrise of Huntington Beach is a very safe and friendly community. They are also very accommodating but the price is on the upper end of the communities. I would recommend this community to anyone that could afford to pay their prices.

Very warm and comfortable. The staff was amazing, young, outgoing, warm, addressed each resident by name, hugged me! Not a lot of residents out and about though. The ones I saw looked nice. Rooms were nice, grounds were ok. Price is up there but a little lower than Sunrise of Yorba Linda with nicer room layouts and better AC, closer location.

Very nice. Really liked the look and feel of the residents. There were a lot them mingling around, well dressed, happy. Later on in my tour there was a piano player in the lounge, well attended. Bryan was very knowledgable and helpful. Staff was very professional yet warm and friendly. I wasn't given any rates...need to get those in order to even consider.

There have been some issues, they say they're going to do somethign and they don't but when I call and get on them then they do it. I want to be able to depend on the and its been pretty good, I have to stay on top of a few things once in a while but overall they're fine. My aunt wasn't happy there in the very beginning until we got her cats there, but once we got her cats it was a whole new scenario. She wasn't happy that they woke her up too early, she's a late sleeper and they only serve breakfast at 7. When I worked at Sunrise we patterned the care after the persons likes and dislikes, we were aware that we were in their home and wanted to work for them. She also hasn't met people she can really talk to, most of the time they just sleep and she's starving for some intellectual conversation and that's tough. I'm hoping she stays there; I've worked in a lot of different care communities, nobody's perfect but I think Sunrise is one of the best

I think it's expensive but I don't have a lot to compare it to. I think it's nice. I think when you first go in there you're all jazzed, you know? And what they tell you is a little different from what you get. I think they needs more caregivers so they can have more personal attention. They're girls, they're good and they work very hard to take care of the people. My mom doesn't do any of the activities but they have games and bus trips and movies and things. The grounds are gorgeous. The have a dining area and a little bistro which is lovely. The lady that worked with me was really nice.

The rooms were nice. We like it and my mom liked it but it was quite a bit more expensive. Really nice though.

My step father lived here and it was fine. It was very expensive. It was a really big, nice property and they had a lot of activities and things but my step father very quickly could not do any of them so it wasn't great for him.

Loved it!

I've never heard anybody there say no to anything so the care is very good. My father is annoyed with the activities. He feels like he's playing games with children. The games are so basic a 5 year old could them so it's not stimulating for him. I think it makes him stay in his room more. He's not a demanding man but he's stopped going to any of the activities because he just doesn't get anything out of them. He's in a scooter all the time so it's not like he can go and do something else on his own. They had bingo and wii bowling at the last place and he liked that. The staff is very caring and my parents are being well cared for.

Beautiful community... large, bright, well appointed apartments. Less personal than Atria... Does not provide as many'assistance'resources as Atria.

My father-in-law preferred this area to the sutton as he lives in Del Webb currently and the neighborhood is familiar to him. He also liked the accommodations and is looking forward to moving in.

Nice assisted Living facility. meal plan.

The Sunrise is luxurious and beautiful but very expensive. It pretty and new and the people there are very nice and friendly but I think that any place that wants a great deal of money from you is going to be nice to you. That part bugs me. I toured so I can't remember what the activities were like and I don't have any experience with the care since my dad didn't stay there.

M (potential resident) felt that Sunrise felt like a nursing home. I like it and loved the location.