Sunrise of Sabre Springs

I took a tour at the facilities and meet a friendly stuff it’s a highly recommended this home care and I’m thinking myself and my wife to live on this facility also there’s is so fun activities for seniors citizens.

Sunrise Sabre Springs has provided my mom a safe, clean and attractive home. The overall staff is professional, caring and competent. The meals are great. The chef prepares a great variety of fresh new options at each meal time, in addition to a healthy menu of varied choices. You won't find a perfect place for all people, but I can attest that the staff at Sunrise care, actively listen, and do their best to address the requests of their customers. I feel my mom is in great hands, and for that, I am very grateful.

What a wonderful place! At first my mom was hesitant about moving out of her home but then she got involved in activities and took off like she ran the place. She had lots of good times there and we couldn’t be happier. There are so many people to thank for her wonderful new home.

We will never forget the kindness and care you extended to him and to us. The staff at Sunrise Sabre Springs is a wonderful and unique group of people who provided our Dad, who previously resided at [removed], with exceptional care under very trying circumstances.

We picked this community because, the build and design was as an assisited living facility and not like a former hotel. Also, the the price was a little over budget, but we could still manage it.

Just like at any care facility, you have to make pop-in visits to let them know you could come at any time of the day, and things need to always be taken care of for your loved ones. Our family visits often. The staff respond pretty well when we come to them with requests or concerns. We've had a good experience overall. The floor manager is awesome - she loves my mom. It has been hard to get my mom engaged in activities. Overall it's expensive, but I know my mom is in good hands, and that's what counts.

I feel comfortable with the level of care provided to my loved one. the activities could use some improvement, but its important to note that the director left so they are in a gap right now. the activities have also been effected by Covid, but they are working through it. I've found that there a different variables that fit different families when looking for a community, but I'd say this one is worth a look.

I searched for many weeks and finally landed at this facility. When I first went to take a look around I was nervous. Everyone was so friendly and really educated me on all my options. They even told me to look around at other facilities. During the whole process I felt supported. Thank you for caring for my parents. You all are true heroes. Very happy with the care and compassion the staff have.

Don’t put your loved ones here. They are mean and Uncooperative. You’ll never ever be able to visit them either !

I work professionally with Sunrise Sabre Springs providing hospice care to their residents, and, in doing so, I am able to see exactly how they care for patients and families in need. Over the past four years, we've had dozens of mutual patients/residents, and each time it feels as though they add another member to their loving family. Their staff collaborates excellently with our staff and family members of the resident, and, most importantly, they treat each and every mutual patient as if they're their own. If and when I have to search for a home for my mom and dad, I would feel confident trusting Sunrise Sabre Springs.

From start (introduction to Sunrise and staff) to finish (my parents moving in), everyone was sensitive and caring and willing to go the extra mile to make my parents and me comfortable with what can be a very difficult decision. I cannot say enough about how lovingly sensitive the staff is.

I wanted to say thank you to this facility and everyone who works here for keeping my mother safe. She moved in during the start of the pandemic and I appreciate everyone and what they have done to keep her safe. This facility is great they communicate and although we have have some tough conversations they always seem to find a solution. Taking care of the elderly is not easy they seem to do this with great respect and empathy.

Thank you, Thank you.......to all the staff. What a wonderful organization. We appreciate how hardworking and caring everyone is. You all make the hard job look easy while keeping my mother safe. True Heroes!

There was not enough staff members to residents, and the management is not good. We have nothing good to say about this community. Walking in, it looks like a nice place, but when you get into the internal of the community it is like hell on earth. Only good thing we can say, was that it smelled good when they baked cookies.

I just moved my husband to Sunrise of Sabre Springs early this week. He has mild/moderate Alzheimers and could not stay in the residential community where we live. Given the pandemic, we moved in under unusual circumstances. We could not visit the facility or see the room where my husband would living. During the time that we were processing all the paperwork and getting ready to move, [name removed], the Director of Sales, guided me through every detail answering my myriad of questions promptly and giving us a visual tour of the place. She was thorough, kind and caring and I felt like I knew her as a friend before I ever laid eyes on her. She gets 10 stars in my book! We also had a chance to FaceTime with the nurse ,[name removed], and [name removed] the 4th floor coordinator. We arrived on Tuesday [date removed] before lunch and by the end of the day everyone in charge of the different departments came by to welcome us and let us know that they were available at any time to help. [Name removed], the charge nurse, was by twice that day, [name removed] from maintenance moved some furniture for us, and the chef, [name removed], arrived mid-afternoon with warm chocolate cookies right out of the oven because he heard that [name removed] loved cookies--- just to name a few examples. I am staying with [name removed] through the end of the month, in quarantine, to help him through the transition. I can say that everyone I have met is cheerful, kind and always with smiles on their faces, Even at this early date in our stay here my sense is that [name removed] is in a good place and will be well cared for. I will leave [name removed] with the confidence that our family made the best choice for him. I would recommend this facility to any family facing the decision of placing a loved one into nursing home care.

Sunrise staff are the most kind and caring people I have ever met. My Mother's caregiver stays in touch with me and lets me know weekly how she is doing. My Mother has been difficult, but they are patient with her and re-direct her to activities that she enjoys. There are so many activities to keep their minds active. The facility is beautiful. It looks like a five star hotel when you enter the lobby and a luxury residence when you enter the floor my Mother lives on. The food is gourmet and the field trips a lot of fun for the residents. I would certainly recommend Sunrise to anyone looking for a care facility for their loved one. You can leave them at Sunrise with great confidence that they are bein cared for in the best way possible.

After a year at Sunrise, for both of our 91 and 92 year-old grandmothers, we still have great things to say about Sunrise and their staff. One grandmother is reasonably independent and can take care of her basic daily needs (with a lot of help from the Sunrise care team). While the other requires additional care because of her mobility and memory challenges. Both have been able to successfully integrate into the Sunrise community, make interesting friendships, participate in most of the activities, and enjoy the weekly outings (parks, museums, casino, restaurants, beach and mountains). They have come to realize that simple exercise, a great diet, and social interactions are key to creating a happier life-style. One noticeable change is their focus on what they are going to do today, as opposed to what they can no longer do, i.e. driving. We get a lot of questions about what it is like at Sunrise now that over a year has passed and we have had an opportunity to experience their services and community. Here are key examples of what we have experienced: • Their medical team quickly diagnosed an upper respiratory infection that was causing her blood pressure to drop to unsafe levels and rushed her to the ER. The were completely on top of the situation, monitoring her vitals every day and took decisive action. • Every time we visit Sunrise we are greeted by name. Why is this important – the staff takes the time to get to know us and how they can better meet our needs and concerns. Sunrise has had very little staff turnover, so it is much easier to build a relationship with the staff that is used to communicate what is going on with the grandmothers each week. • We still receive the monthly status calls from the care director updating us on the care they are providing and how well the grandmothers are doing – socially, physically, mentally. At every opportunity they seek our input – how are we doing? How can we improve? • Prior to coming to Sunrise one grandmother lived at another local assisted living facility for over a year. During that time, we had nothing but monthly issues with the billing. We were constantly over billed by $100-$1,000 each month. It took hours of my time each month to correct their mistakes. At Sunrise we have had no billing errors. They know what they are doing, and the support staff is competent. • So, what don’t we like? Honestly, I haven’t found any issue that impacts the care my mother is receiving. Sunrise has earned my respect.