Sunrise Braddock Glen

Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed.

Activities Offsite

Activities Onsite

Beautician Onsite

Devotional Services Offsite

Devotional Services Onsite

Indoor Common Areas

Meals Provided

Outdoor Common Areas

I really like this place. The layout is easy to navigate and all one level. Lovely courtyard in center for walking or sitting. Residents look nicely groomed. Staff seems friendly

Really liked this place after visiting it. Be aware, however, that it is subsidized by the county & there are income limits and other requirements, though they probably won't be huge obstacles for many seniors. The residents have to be pretty ambulatory and they have to be continent or able to take care of their own incontinence needs. When I visited there was a 4 to 5 month wait time for getting in. One thing I liked about Braddock Glen was that everything is included in the price (light assistance, usually med management, 3 meals, etc.) You know what you're going to pay, unless your situation changes quite a bit. Also, the lunch I had was great and the residents seemed to be enjoying it too. The layout and look of the place were great with ample space & lots of nooks, crannies, benches, and outdoor areas. The caregivers served lunch and appeared to be familiar with the residents (and vice versa). They also appeared to be attentive and caring. The residents are quite active with no or little evidence of dementia. I was surprised at how many people had decorated their doors - looks very homey, creative and not institutional. The things that may not be ideal to some people are that the studios seem a little small compared to others I've seen, with the one bedrooms not much bigger (but priced accordingly). The activities are a little bit limited, and the menu choices and times for meals are a little limited, although there are always alternate food choices. Each studio or one bedroom has a microwave and fridge, so that provides another option if people don't want to eat in the dining room all the time. There isn't much within walking distance for independent folks unless you're willing to walk 8/10th of a mile, but if so, there are 2 shopping centers with just about anything you might need. The facility also provides a bus once a week to go to a grocery or other store like Target, Wal-mart, etc. Basically, this place seems like an excellent choice for people on a moderate to low income who are reasonably able to walk (rollators OK) and don't require lots of assistance. It's not ritzy, but it's definitely not depressing or spartan either. However, keep in mind that there's no memory care or higher level of care available, so if your situation changes drastically, you may need to move. (At least the one-time move-in fee isn't really high!)

The facility was very clean and well decorated. The client was very happy with the tour.

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