Sunrise Senior Living

[Name removed] showed us Sunrise. She was very warm and thorough. In fact everyone we saw was very warm and friendly. I think if we needed assisted living, it would be a good choice for us. The apartments were small but I guess if we are at the point of needing assistance, we probably wouldn’t need the space. At this point we will put it on a future hold.

Super staff, and nice facility. A smaller and more intimate location, provides a nice range of activities in a well-kept facility.

After a lengthy consideration, we decided that my husband's care/safety would be better in the R.E.M unit at Sunrise. Though it was a difficult decision to make, ultimately it was the right one. Initially my husband was the least impacted cognitively, however after a few months and a fall (broken hip) his cognition declined rapidly. It was somewhat depressing at first to see him in this environment, but we realized it was truly the best place for him. He had mobility and cognitive issues which were difficult to handle at home. The caregivers for the most part rose to the occasion and he was well cared for. If there was an area of concern, it was after dinner and on weekends when the usual team was not there. We hired a companion to fill the void when a family member was not there. The activities were limited and not particularly stimulating. The population of the unit was fairly impacted with residents who slept in their chairs a lot, but it would be better for those more aware to have more choices to participate in. Overall, we were happy with the care extended to my husband. The staff was very kind whenever my daughter and I were in the unit and when my husband passed away recently.

Beautiful place ,very friendly. Everything I would need . Love the idea that your meals are prepared .

Friendly, sunny, clean setting. Full kitchen. Organized activities. Seems up-beat. Cable / WiFi included. May need further discussions to get comfortable they can meet high level of care.

Friendly, comfortable setting. High level care. Not available now. Most expensive of the three I've visited in the West End of Richmond.

The rooms were the same as the other Sunrise I visited. The rooms just seem a little on the dark side because of the layout. I received a very thorough tour of both the independent living area and the assisted living area. It is a very nice facility, and all the staff we passed or met were very friendly. I like that all caregivers have to go through a "Sunrise University" for training. Also, at the end of the tour, [name removed] worked up a sample estimate of the per day cost for my mother. This was the only place I visited that did this.

Enjoyed the community but not yet ready to commit to living in that type of home environment.

This is an absolutely beautiful facility. It is still relatively new, and I feel they may still be adjusting to staffing needs. I really liked that each resident wears their own personal medical alert pendant. My tour felt a little more superficial than other places I have toured, but that may have been because the coordinator I was supposed to meet with was tied up in a presentation that ran late. It happens. As much as I feel that this might be a good place for my mom, I dont think there is any way she could afford it.

Very clean and the staff is friendly. The amenities are great, I am impressed with their use of technology to ensure all of the staff have access to the residents info such as notes from the doctor, food restrictions, etc. The cost for medication management does not seem to be in line with the service making the overall cost out of reach for our needs

This was the first place I visited, so I really had nothing to which to compare it. The rooms did seem on the small size, and I dont think my mom would enjoy living in such a confined space. On the other hand, the facility was clean and bright. They also have a wide variety of activities and programs to keep the residents active and occupied. I'll have to wait and see what I think after I visit more facilities. Overall, a nice place, though.

Liked the Terrace Club option. Room was VERY small. Don't know how two people would work in it. Liked the Museum of Morristown classes, working with St. Hubert's, local schools. Might call back to see other room layouts if available.

Location was very convenient. Really liked the Sales Dir, Activities Dir. Met with a few residents. Would have liked this as an option. THEY DON'T TAKE MEDICAID. ELIMINATED.

Similar to Wayne. Room layout was ok. Sales Dir. was a sales person, seemed a little too eager.

Liked the Terrace Club option. Room was VERY small. Don't know how two people would work in it.

Very beautiful facility at a great location. Wonderful staff.

I like the warm friendly atmosphere. Pleasant knowledgeable staff. Slightly smaller facility than Sunrise at Siegen but nice. Residents looked comfortable and well attended.

My mother is currently at this facility. The staff is very attentive and caring. The food is very good.

Sunrise of East Setauket is beautiful, with calming neutral colors and large windows, allowing lots of natural light inside. The staff is personable and friendly. I wish they offered more trips out into the community; they offer very few. We also have had a hard time getting them to stop giving our mother too much sugar, which is detrimental to someone with Alzheimer’s. There is sugar water and dessert with every lunch and dinner.There also isn’t enough exercise. Our mother loves to walk, but they have her sitting for hours throughout the day. The only walks she gets are when we visit. There is a paved path around the building, and plenty of indoor walking space. But she is safe there and settling in, for the most part. Overall, it’s a nice place, worth considering as an option.

I visited this one, but their memory care was not suitable for our father. We are realizing that we prefer a place that offers levels of memory care. And if the budget would permit we would like a facility with a nice outdoor area