Sunrise Senior Living

Recently I was looking for a retirement center for my mother who is moving from Arkansas back to Rapid City. I met with [name removed] at Holiday Hills Estates and she gave me a tour of the facilities. It looked like the perfect place for my mother. It has all of the amenities she would need on site. The dining room was very nice and I think my mother will like it there. Working with [name removed] was a very pleasant experience and she explained everything very well. I think my mother will enjoy living at Holiday Hills Estates.

So far it has been a good experience at Pueblo Regent. The activities director has been great, they have a ton of activities provided, they have something for everyone. The staff have been amazing. The food is fine, but they do receive the food from Cisco so they prepare all of the food so the meals can be bland. I would say that 70% of residents here are women and 30% men. All of my neighbors are friendly. I would recommend to others looking, I have nothing bad to say about them.

Our family was able to have an in person tour, and the facility itself was fine and the tour was fine, but there was such limited outdoors space so there was not much to do and did not really appeal to us.

We chose Sunrise of Mill Basin because of the value for the money as well as location. The room sizes at the facility are nice. It is a pleasant atmosphere with pleasant people. I would recommend them to others who are looking.

Took my mother to tour facility and our visit was terrific from start to finish. The exterior of building and the grounds are tidy and well kept so our first impressions were great. Meaghan was waiting for us at front door, greeted us by name, and was very welcoming and friendly. After our tour mom remarked how clean everything looked and that the overall atmosphere felt comfortable to her. We were even offered freshly baked lemon bars while reviewing the contract details! Meaghan is happy and has a super fun personality which seems to permeate through to other staff. Mom is looking forward to living at Holiday Hills!

We had a really good tour with Sunrise of Westlake Village. The reason we did not go with this facility was just because it seemed a little tighter than the other facility we looked at.

Sunrise of Westlake Village was wonderful to work with. They made everything very easy. They were helpful and explained everything thoroughly and really did their best to make it a good experience and highlight the positives. I would recommend them to others.

We toured this community and the tour was very good. They answered all of our questions and were very informative. They were very accommodating and the staff was very helpful and friendly. Unfortunately, the community was just not in our price range

My family member just loves it here. I haven't seen her this happy in years. She has lived in a couple of other places and was so depressed. Since she's been at Pueblo Regent, she has come alive again. I couldn't have found a better place for her. I have nothing bad to say about them. I love their workers. They're so friendly, and they've really helped her in any way they can. If she needs to hang a picture on a wall or have furniture moved, they help out. They stop and talk with her in the hallway and ask her how her day is going. They just go far and above what you would expect. She hasn't tried a lot of the activities, but she loves their exercise group. The cost is great, and I feel like God led me here to this community.

Great tour, the facility is beautiful. They did a very thorough intake. The facility was a smaller tighter layout, more like a smaller hotel. The apartment sizes were great and they do loan you furniture as well.

We chose Sunrise Villa Tuckahoe because of the friendliness of the residents and the staff members. The apartment sizes at the facility are very good and they do have a balcony. I would recommend to others looking.

It's expensive, but you get what you pay for. And it's less expensive than 24-hour home care. It's a nice, clean environment. The residents have their own apartments, even in assisted living. So even though there are people right outside the door if needed, the residents still have their own space. It's a nice looking facility. The staff seem pretty concerned and involved. They make an effort to get to know all of the residents. The process of getting into a facility has a lot of requirements, medical, legal, etc. I found them extremely helpful in working through all of that. The food is okay, pretty standard institutional food. They offer a lot of activities, but my loved ones aren't all that interested in what they do offer.

Wonderful place. My mom has dementia and they always have activities for her. They also make contact through an app with the family so you know what activities are being done - also include pictures.

We really think they are great and my mother is very happy here. The staff are very caring and they have a lot of activities provided for the residents, she is always busy doing something. They do a lot of interesting things and keep them engaged. I would absolutely recommend.

My cousins recommended A Place For Mom when I was suddenly dealt with a tough decisions. Living over 3,000 miles away from my mom, I had NO idea where a healthy, trustworthy, living place in my mothers town would not only accept her, but we would be able to afford. A place for mom found me 4 great options! Thank you is not enough!

The staff members and care services are better than 5 stars, and the activities are limited but give the circumstances they are really trying their best. We do think it is a good value for the cost. Moving our loved one from independent living to memory care was a very difficult transition, but Sunrise at Pinehurst made that transition as easy as possible for our loved one and our family. Their staff training was the number one reason we chose this community, they really show care and empathy.

This community is the best! I would recommend them to others based on my experience.

Know that they do not have any transportation to appointments provided by Sunrise at Parma. But there are local community transportations that are available if your family needs that. The staff are excellent and very caring there. I like the activities they provide. And my loved one seems to enjoy the food. The dining hall has been open to residents but not yet for family. The therapies seem to be good as well. So far they have done very well with her.

The residence and staff are very friendly and helpful. They have just changed managers so we are eager to see how the transition goes. The food is good, and they include 3 meals. They have transportation also. I would recommend this community to others.

I think the biggest thing for me is that for the first time, I'm not so stressed out and anxious all the time. I feel confident that they're doing a good job with my loved one, who has dementia. Because of her dementia, I'm having to really put a lot of trust in the caregivers there, and they've been wonderful. I've gone there unexpectedly, and her bed is always made, and her room is spotless. Every time I see her she says "They're so wonderful here," "They're so kind," "It's a beautiful place." At the last place she was in, it was always "I'm so bored," "I don't want to be here." It has been phenomenal here at Sunrise. They just had an Olympics get-together with residents and their families where they served hotdogs, and they do things like that periodically. My loved one is a very social person, and they spotted that immediately. Even if nobody else is doing anything, they'll take her on a walk and keep her entertained, which is exactly what makes her thrive. It's such a great environment. You feel like you're walking up to a Victorian home, not a "nursing home." And it's so homey inside. It feels like someone's house, with a dog there to greet you. The rooms are really nice. I'm so impressed with them overall. I appreciate so much everything they've done for my loved one and our family. It's been such a smooth transition from assisted living to reminiscence care. They called us after a couple of weeks with her in assisted living and said they felt like reminiscence would be a better fit, which was really scary at the time. But it's been the perfect transition for her and for us. Whenever I go there to visit, they greet me by name and tell me how wonderful my loved one is doing. It's such a warm, caring place, and I give them so much credit for everything that they do.