Sunrise Senior Living

Six star care!!!! Wonderful place to live! Staff very qualified, caring, friendly and very accommodating.

When the time came to move my elder aunt from Florida to California, Sunrise of Danville was one of four properties we visited. Not only is the community welcoming and active, the setting peaceful and based in a residential community, the property also presented a very well maintained facility with staffing the felt more like "family" than aids. Plus the resident dog and cat just sealed the deal.

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There has been a remarkable improvement in my mother now that she has the care she needs. I cannot say enough good things about the care and people at Sunrise. Her room is always clean, never unpleasant smells or trash laying around. Best of all, my Mom is always smiling! I have toured a multitude of facilities and had my Mom in another facility with multiple locations with heavy turnover (worst mistake of my life)--- there is positively no comparison! Awesome staff and awesome care!

My mother loves living at Sunrise!

Our loved one was placed in the memory care facility. Lots of support and care has been witnessed by family members. Access is available 24/7 and family is invited to many events or activities. Services like hair care and laundry make it easy for our loved one and us. Our loved one loves art and craft activities and these are all available. Afternoon programs and music performers are very commonplace. What a sense of relief to know that appropriate meals are served and medicine is closely monitored. We are very pleased and satisfied with our choice.

Sunrise of Vancouver is a very warm and inviting home for our mom. It's bright and lively and totally not what I expected for a senior's facility. The staff is very friendly and attentive and every day there are activities from special guests to games and exercises which are all-inclusive. The residents may choose to whether to participate or there are quiet areas to watch TV, read or visit with their guests. Mom's medical care was also attended to so that was something we also didn't have to worry about. After her hospital stay she was unable to walk and if she were to have continued staying at home we would have needed a special bed, lift and wheelchair as well as extra caregivers to help her in her daily routine. I wish that our mom was able to have stayed here sooner as she truly enjoyed herself and we were relieved to have found a place like Sunrise to help us care for our mom.

From the moment I walked into the Sunrise at Fleetwood, I felt welcome. I experienced that same open and welcoming attitude at every visit. My Mom had late stage Alzheimer's Disease by the time she entered Sunrise at Fleetwood, nonetheless, the staff made every effort to engage her and make her feel she was part of a community. In fact, she felt so welcome, she thought the staff and residents were her relatives. The staff at Sunrise at Fleetwood are very special people and they must love what they do because they bring a bright positive attitude to work every day. Thank you to the staff at Sunrise at Fleetwood!

The nursing staff is compassionate and caring the care managers are also very patient and helpful

We have been very pleased with the care my mother has been receiving at sunrise.

I am so happy here. The entire staff works hard to make the residents' stay as positive as possible

I can’t even tell you how happy I am with Sunrise. My mom is settling and has been thee since [date removed]. She still talks of going home but seems content??. The staff has been awesome. It has been a Godsend. Thank you for referring them to m

Wonderful development. Staff is very nice and helpful.

The staff at Brighton are so friendly and helpful. The place is warm and inviting, too. Would recommend this place to others.

The staff here was outstanding during my parent's stay here. They were with them until the end and I could not be more appreciative of the love, kindness and attention they provided.

I could not be any happier than I am after nearly 6 months in my beautiful apartment at Sunrise at Holladay. It is clean, beautiful, wonderful food, pleasant staff with only your comfort in mind. I love the indoor parking that affords not only pleasant surroundings, but safety. The other residents are very pleasant. In all, I am extremely happy and I feel very fortunate to have found this new home.

After a not-so-good experience in Florida, we brought Mom to Sunrise of Montgomery Village in Maryland. We have been pleased in every way but particularly in patient care and attention. Mom had Uti’s every month and since moving to MD, she hasn’t had one in eight months. She is always clean and they take the residents to the bathroom every 2-3 hours. Mom is also looking at the friendly, attentive care takers as important people in her life which frees me up from visiting every other day. When they arrive on shift, many go around and greet each resident with a smile and a touch. Meals are delicious and outside entertainment is superb. Thanks, Sunrise for a wonderful experience!

Although I’m the youngest person living here I don’t feel what I have to contribute is [name removed] is diminished. It’s a nice community of ladies and gentlemen. People move around if they wish to share meals with others but there are also longtime friends who share meals together.

My dad moved into Sunrise almost five months ago. It took him awhile to get used to being there, but he has settled in now. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. The facility is clean and they decorate for the seasons and holidays. He isn’t too keen on some of the food choices for lunch and dinner, but he loves the breakfast!! All of his nursing care has been great and his health has improved some since being there. I wish we could keep the cost a bit lower, but hopefully he will need a bit less attention and that will happen.

I transferred my 85 year old husband from another facility as after he was told there was no value in him receiving any more physical therapy as his once brilliant mind and body were deteriorating rapidly. As an adult nurse practitioner, I had experience with the specific needs of patients of varying ages. After evaluating several options for my husband, regretably he was unable to return home, he was transferred to Brighton Gardens in Saddle River where he had a private room in the memory section. My husband received good care and kindness from the aides and circulating nurse who at one point recognized that he had pneumonia and had him transferred to the hospital for 2 days for antibiotics in IV fluids after which he returned to Brighten Gardens. He died peacefully there. I am grateful for the medical and personal attention he received.