Sunrise Senior Living

Day & afternoon staff are a 5 they work well and speak well with residents and some even go above & beyond. Nurses on Day & afternoons are great. Nights need an extra hand a rover that can go to both floors if needed. The night staff may be assisting someone a little longer which leaves another resident waiting extra long time. Food is good and many activities for residents.

Staff is great in keeping residents engaged, helping them and keeping primary contacts informed. Just need a better system for keeping residents engaged with distant family members that cannot visit. We do appreciate what they do.

Staff wasn't really with it at check in. We had to bring her two days in a row and still they didn't have the right paperwork. [name removed] other son took her to the movies and didn't tell anyone that he was doing that. When they left there wasn't anyone at the front desk. It took them a few hours to realize that [name removed]was missing but they didn't a good job getting the police involved

The facility is small and homey. The staff knows all of the residents by name. Rooms are on the small side and could use some updating. They have lots of activities provided.

All has been real good there. The Staff are very much on there skills in helping guests , and from what I have seen do treat them as guests . My Daughter is one of there guests.

The very real friendliness and attention to the patient and family

We are happy with the nursing staff, cleanliness of the community, friendliness and dining. While they have scheduled activities, it would be nice to see more activities that involve all the residents. Also, personalized care needs should have more attention.

I'd recommend a visit to get an idea of their place, room size, get an idea of costs which depend on the client capabilities, and what rooms are available which may be limited. They only had one room available when we first started looking. 4 for amenities, food, services and staffing, but at a high cost along with additional costs based on client capabilities.

They recently transferred my mom to a new room and the move was very smooth. They have a good system in place. Prices have increased but that is everywhere I'm afraid. My mother is doing well, having been there a year now. She has made friends and it is definitely a plus that they allowed her to bring her cat with her.

Overall, we're happy with the care. The facilities are nice. I wish there was less staff turnover. We also feel that the 3rd floor memory unit gets fussed over less than the first floor residents too. There's always more of a party atmosphere on the 1st floor

We would rate the colonnades as a 4 out of five. We like our home and have been allowed to make changes to our cottage. Our biggest disappointment has been the lack of information about how the processes and rules operate. We have had to find out from residents who have lived here a long time. Colonnades administration makes changes without consulting with the residents.

The staff was fantastic. Extremely warm and caring. They were a bit overworked, so that could slow things down from time to time. The food was so so. But my mom felt very valued and cared for there

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude and appreciation for your role in finding Sunrise for our family. Exactly one year ago, we were facing a difficult situation with my father's health, and we were unsure of his future. However, with your help, we discovered Sunrise, and it has been a transformative experience for him. He has gone from requiring a wheelchair and oxygen to thriving, and is now able to walk with a walker. He has also become an integral part of community activities, such as bingo, exercise classes, game nights, and other social events. The staff at Sunrise truly go above and beyond to create a family atmosphere, and the nursing and tech staff provide excellent care for all residents. My father is particularly fond of the meal options and enjoys spending time with his friends in the dining room. We are so pleased to see my father happy, thriving, and forming meaningful connections with the other residents and staff. Your efforts in connecting us with Sunrise have made a significant difference in his life, and we are grateful for your support. Thank you again for your help in finding the perfect community for my father.

I think they need more staff but the ones they had worked very hard to keep everyone clean and comfortable. I liked most of the food but it was a bit repetitive if you didn't want the special at each meal. had a nice room. Bright and cheerful.

Didn't feel like the care was high enough for someone in their last weeks, but the administration has been beyond accommodating. Very clean and home-like.

Parkwood Estates is a wonderful place to live. It is considered "independent living," but Brightstar Care works with Parkwood to provide care. The idea is to have care as an "à la carte" system within independent living. Brightstar is a 5 in delivering care—fast, capable, and very attentive. Overall, it is a very positive experience. The basic cost of $[removed] for a studio apartment covers meals, entertainment, and a bus that will go to any local destination; all one has to do is sign up for the day needed. The apartments are beautiful, updated, and roomy. Available in studio to 2-bedroom apartments. Every unit has access to a porch or a small outdoor deck. They have a goal they call "aging in place," which is a great vision. However, it probably means adding the cost of CNAs or a nurse's care, which add up fast, if needed. (Which is provided through Brightstar Care.) I'd say Parkwood Estates is equal to assisted living for an active, engaged person. The best part would be to live at Parkwood without needing any skilled assistance while saving for the time when one needs more care at the facility.

They increase there prices for every little thing,like missing pads and diapers which my brother had just stocked the closet with. Overall I would recommend this facility to others looking.

I worked with A Place for Mom to find a place for an elderly aunt. Pueblo Regent was a pretty relaxed place. They were friendly and easy to work with. We were given a tour and they answered all our questions. We felt comfortable that this place would work for our aunt.

Only one man is onsite at night and I don't think he's a nurse. That honestly is the only thing I can think of ... one person being onsite in the evenings wasn't necessarily an issue for us .... also my dad was only at sunrise for 9 days before he passed away. Sunrise is a good company overall I would definitely recommend and they are in line price wise with every other facility

The staff genuinely cares about my Dad. They treat him with empathy and compassion. When there is a discussion to be had about him, I have been pleasantly surprised (shocked!) that the conversation is how WE can act together as a team to make something better for him (compared to his last AL facility where it always felt like they were complaining about him and it was on me to fix him or the situation). I also see the interactions between the staff members with each other. They care about each other and are extremely supportive and work to find ways to help one another. I recently overheard the maintenance crew talking about how to help each other with a difficult situation. It is clear there is collaboration and teamwork throughout the facility and with the families. It doesn't mean there aren't hiccups, but any concerns I've had have been addressed head on by the executive director, [name removed], and his team.