Sunrise Senior Living

Sunrise of Cinco Ranch is definitely a facility that I would recommend to others who are looking into memory care for their loved ones.

We toured with Sunrise of Abington and it was a nice facility. It was newer but was a little more expensive and the location was further from where we lived.

My husband was complicated. Based on our experience, I think they could use a better training program. He often did not get showered on his days because staff were not informed. Pay people more and expect higher standards. They were always responsive to concerns.

We liked Sunrise of Plainview and the tour was wonderful. Our only drawback was the economics precluded us from choosing this community for our loved one.

We picked this community, because of better continuous care capabilities, and proximity to my house.I would say the community was fine - friendly staff, nice rooms, decent food. Then, I would offer my "lessons learned". Fee structure misunderstanding with definition of ADLs. Have other ideas to "get by" during week-long waits for maintenance requests. Resident needs a hobby to keep self entertained.... social activities a bit lacking. I would recommend it.

I would recommend Sunrise of Orchard. Overall, a positive experience. We picked this community, because of the appearance.The starting price was slightly less than some others. Also, the location,and kind salesman.

We picked sunrise because out of all we toured, it was the most cheery and had a good feeling in the building.Sunrise helped us out when we needed them most! In fact, a friend did ask and moved their parents into the Memory Care facility!From our experience, it's been good for our family and we would recommend

Well. I smelled urine on one of the floors. They had laundry out on the floor. Other than that, it was nice. What I really liked was the fact that 20 or so older ladies were sitting in the open dining area just chatting. The dining room had already been cleaned and they were all there visiting. That's one thing that's missing from Forest Heights. Dinner is usually very quiet. And as a throw back to COVID, they have assigned seats.

I would recommend Brighton Gardens of Charlotte to others. I myself have not tried the food, but my loved one feels that it needs improvement. But his opinion may be because they are not offering items that he likes. The Director, [name removed], does really care and is great about keeping the resident's families updated. I have had to reach out to management once or twice to ask questions, but they have always responded to me in both a professional and timely way.

Sunrise of Cinco Ranch is a family oriented home for Seniors, my mother is thriving at this facility. Also, like all of the other residents in her area, my mother helps the staff with daily tasks such as helping others who are older and need assistance, etc. This facility is a very friendly place. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

Check out dining service, question services like shower assistance, laundry, room services, check out reality of activities. I picked this community, because of the proximity to home for wife to visit, price,and availability of appropriate handicapped accessible studio apartment. Would recommend. Ask about staff turnover and staff retention. Sunrise is a large corporation with many sites an it seems corporate policies are less favorable than local resident needs would prefer. Also a bit disorganized with different groups out of touch/sync with each other. Interview care manager in depth before deciding.

We toured Sunrise of Westfield during our search for an Assisted Living facility for our loved one. This facility was great! The cleanliness and friendliness were great, also. It just wasn't the best location for my loved one.

Beware a smaller facility which has its advantages but also a major disadvantage. Staff was very efficient and attentive. However during the original sales discussion it was made clear that there would be a two year pay down at which time resident would then sign on for Medicaid. Once accepted the comment from the salesman made it sound like a simple process whereby she may be able to stay in her room or at worst share a room. When it came to that time I was told that there were no rooms available and there was a long waiting list. And they had no clue when a room would be available. Until then I would have to pay full amount for who knows how long. This is the negative of a smaller facility. Limited Medicaid rooms. Wish they made that clearer in the beginning. Probably would have selected another facility.

I would def recommend SR to others. I have one major concern that I know is a general prob across adult care facilities. There is significant staff turnover and vacancies exist within SR. Staffers sometimes are rushed. Our family recently found prescription meds in my mother's nightstand, indicating that staff had not observed her taking her blood pressure medication. Recd call from Exec Dir & Head of Nursing Staff after sending email about our concern, indicating that they would further educate staff. A Place for Mom worked with us to identify good places for people with dementia & we went on several visits. They were a an excellent resource. Our contact there was very empathetic and responsive.We also wanted a friendly environment, good inside & outside security, nice rooms and good food. Budget was also a consideration

The meal service could be improved, and more cafeteria style setting would be nice. We have fun with the activities. I picked this community, because of the location, the price, and I was familiar with the facility. Overall, I would recommend to others.

My mother only lived at Sunrise of Marlboro for 18 days. The facility seemed very homey and the food smelled great! They gave us an in house baked apple pie just for coming to visit with them initially. It is a small enough facility for the staff to get to know the residents and their families on a personal level. I would tell others just to keep in touch with the staff, visit your loved ones often and attend any support programs that may be offered to you.

My loved one and family had a good experience with Brighton Gardens of Charlotte. The staff are kind, caring, and helpful. Everyone is friendly. There are meals and activities to assist with the socialization of the residents. We would recommend your loved one and family tour and meet with several communities to find the right fit for your loved one.

There are residents here from all over the country, from all sorts of backgrounds, and that makes for interesting dinner-time talk.

Advertised as senior housing but at this point several who are more in assisted living category. Grounds are lovely along with great windows. Management working to improve activities available. Meals an average plus.

One of the problems I have is getting things done. There is a lot of pass the buck here. I also think they are short on staff. My mom seems to wait a long time to get assistance to the bathroom. Like 30 minutes sometimes. The biggest problem though is the billing system. They do not have a cut and dry billing. They have a point system. They told me she needed the next care level but I have no clue what I am getting for $99 a day of care. I thought the state required a menu of charges. I don't care for this. At all.