Sunny Hill Management Co. Inc.

While touring we got to have lunch. We had the best food, it tasted wonderful. We didn't get to talk with the residents when touring. In comparison for the size of the room, it was not going to benefit her.

My dad has recently moved into this community and so far we are pleased with how things are going for him. The staff have been wonderful to him especially all of the nursing crew. They have helped him make the transition and make sure he is comfortable in his new living environment. He has had no complaints about the food but wishes they have more activities for him to enjoy throughout the week.

We toured this community for my father's care. The community was clean and the other residents were involved with activities for the residents would want to participate. My father did not seem to like this community and he wanted something a little closed to my home. We would recommend that families tour this community for the care of a loved one.

It was a hard transition, but my mother is adjusting well. There is a group of residents who took her under their wing and helped her navigate. She has joined some activities I believe and she has not called me saying she needs anything. No news is good news. The place is very clean and organize. In fact, that was the main reason that we chose it, to begin with.

small facility; executive director very informative; two small courtyards; completely memory care only; nestled in a neighborhood; average age of residents is mid 80's; one area for dining and activities; dad isn't ready for this place quite yet.

We liked this place--it is very pretty, lovely grounds. The main reason we didn't choose it was that the assisted living people are separate from the others, in a building away from the main one, and there are not as many folks to interact with, without a trek.

We toured this community and found that staff to be caring and nice. The community was clean and well maintained. They offer a good variety of meals. We like the activities that were available. This is a community worth the tour and we recommend families to see for themselves for a value and care for a loved one.

When I toured the Elmcroft of LA Mesa, I did not get a good gut feeling about the place. It was very quiet. The building itself was very nice and all of the staff were very friendly, but it was not what we were looking for.

The Brookdale was nice but it seemed like there were more men than women. Also, the manger who took us around talked directly to my brother and me. My mother did not like that, she felt like he wasn't interested in her needs.

My mom was only at this community for a short period of time but while she was there everything seemed to run very smoothly for her. I really liked how peaceful the environment was, there was never any loud noises and everyone was very pleasant to be around that lived there. I have to say a big thank you to the staff and all of the genuine support and love they provided my mom.

This community is a good fit for my dad and is close to my sister and I. I have not seen any problems with how they keep his room and community clean. My dad is not doing many activities that is available but we encourage the exercise class. I find that the women are more social and active here. All the staff are overall pretty good and a good match for my dad. He gets a variety of meals to choose from and it is soft for the most part. From what I have seen the meals are fair and pretty good.

I toured this community for my parents and their needs. It was a nice tour, and everything went well. They treated my parents and I very well. The staff was friendly and nice. The community looked nice. It was a good experience.

My parents moved out of this community. Unfortunately it wasn't good fit for them and their needs. The community is nice, and everyone was kind and friendly. They really tired their best to care for them. It was a good experience, and this would be a nice community for the right person.

The staff was excellent and very kind during our tour, they gave us a lot of useful information of the community. It was our first choice until I found out that they had no transportation for residents in wheelchairs. My loved one would not be able to participate in any field trips, and would not be provided a ride to any doctor appointments.

It has been quite nice for my mom and I am happy with the care that is provided. She has kind staff and they are welcoming with guests. They seem to be easy to communicate with. My mom likes the meals they make. The community also has activities and she has done a few. I would recommend this place to a friend in need.

This was a good community overall. The main issue I had with this community is that the staff did not take care of my husband's personal needs as well as they should have. I do not think they were trained well and some of them seemed lazy. They have something to do every hour of the day. They were great socialization. They had good looking meals and they kept the community clean.

Brookdale Sterling Court is a very nice community. They keep the community very clean. The care staff is extremely nice. The administrative staff is a little disorganize. Overall we love it here.

My father in law was at this community for a short time before he moved due to his medical issues. The staff were nice however we did have an issue where he went outside and no one knew he had left the building. The food was alright and the community was well taken care of.

We have had an issue with maintenance taking longer than we would have liked to address some issues. Housekeeping day keeps changing, which is also a bit frustrating. The staff in the front are very nice and it seems really clean. So far I haven't heard any complaints about the food and he seems to enjoy it. Overall we have been pretty happy with it.

My mother stayed here for a short respite visit and during her visit she seemed to be happy and doing fine. The staff seemed very nice and they were very accommodating to make her feel comfortable. My mom said the food tasted good and she was able to mingle and socialize with other residents and made new friends along the way.