These people are angels. Our mom (age 89) had a stroke in early November, 2019. She spent a week in the hospital and then transferred here for rehab.  Subsequently, we found our she had fairly advanced terminal cancer. The level of care and kindness shown by the entire staff (thanks, Kelly, Nedra, Michael) really touched our hearts. It's not the fanciest place I've seen, but the kindness, love and level of care mean that your loved one will be well taken care of. Our mom ended up in hospice, and eventually passed away in January, 2020. Throughout her suffering and our grief, the staff was kind, supportive and always helpful. They took most excellent care of her, both physically and emotionally. Thanks to all of you.

Helping a parent make the transition into a retirement home or assisted living isn't easy. My heart goes out to anyone helping an elderly parent find a place and make the move. My father moved to Sunrise View several years ago and we are so fortunate we chose it. The staff is as good as it gets. They are caring, cheerful and efficient. There are a variety of activities for residents -- something for everyone. And if you don't want to participate, no one will "push." They have been respectful of my father's likes and dislikes and never treat him like he's less of a person simply because he's old. The atmosphere is pleasant, bright and clean. The on-staff nurses are top notch and proactive. I trust them completely with my father's care. The manager is always available to answer any questions I may have and she has offered many suggestions that have improved my father's quality of life as his needs have changed. It may sound like a cliche, but Sunrise View feels like a family-- certainly not an institution. Don't hesitate to check this place out. I feel so lucky that we did!