Sunrise of Rocklin sits in a quiet, country-like neighborhood in Rocklin, where the property has a garden with walking paths, a sun porch with seating, and plenty of fresh air, so residents can enjoy outside spaces as much as the inside areas, which include a bistro, lobby with a fireplace, large community dining rooms, and inside entertainment spaces where folks gather for everything from trivia, karaoke, cooking classes, and art classes to stretching, brain fitness, and gardening, and there's also the option to join outings, trips, and intergenerational programs, so there's always somebody around for a walk or a game or a chat by the piano in the entertainment room, because they want to keep everyone involved and active, and the staff puts a focus on brain health, community service, and fun activities that support residents' well-being, with devotional and religious services held regularly, and meals cooked by a professional chef in restaurant-style dining with choices like vegetarian, low-sodium, or low-sugar options and nutritious snacks at the bistro, while guests are welcome to join for a meal too, and if someone can't get around easily, there are wheelchair accessible showers, elevators, and the whole property is designed to make getting around simple and safe, so people with different mobility needs can be comfortable, and couples with different support levels can keep living together if they want, because the building has studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with full baths, kitchenettes, emergency call systems, wall-to-wall carpeting, and even pet-friendly rules for dogs or cats, so it's a homelike place with a resident cat and dog, and pet care can be arranged if needed.
Sunrise of Rocklin provides assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care through programs like Reminiscence and Terrace Club for residents with dementia or Alzheimer's, as well as short-term or respite stays and hospice care, and there's a Life Care Facility license to cover all the different levels of support, which range from light help with simple needs all the way to heavy care with total support, like one- or two-person transfers, mechanical lift help, diabetes care and insulin shots, incontinence care with reminders or management support, medication help, and behavioral care suited for people with memory problems, aggressive behaviors, or wandering, and the building itself is set up for security with wander alert bracelets, computerized alarms, gate controls, and a specially-designed memory care area for people who are prone to exit-seeking or other difficult behaviors, so safety gets attention for everyone as needs change, which can happen over the years. Nurses are on staff, and there's always someone awake and on duty 24 hours a day, and outside professionals such as dentists, podiatrists, therapists, and home health teams visit to cover regular health needs like speech therapy, physical or occupational therapy, and more routine appointments, so families know the staff can handle sudden health changes or basic care.
Residents get weekly housekeeping and laundry, linen changes, regular home maintenance, and help with activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, eating, or getting around, while the staff tries to make daily life feel easy and personal, following up-to-date approaches and research for senior health, and scheduling everything from music, trivia, and Wii bowling to trips out in the facility's transportation for shopping or appointments, which is available to everyone, whether it's just getting to town or to special events, and there's free parking for people who still drive, so independence is encouraged where possible, but stand-by or hands-on help is ready if things get tough, with care plans designed for what each resident really needs.
The community's architecture favors comfort, with large, bright dining rooms, sitting areas with stuffed chairs, fire-lit rooms, internet access, handicap features, and routine social events, along with dedicated memory care and reminiscence areas, so people with memory issues aren't isolated, and new residents can easily see what daily life looks like if they visit for a tour, with a look at the dining, programming, and homes, which can even suit people who want to age in place as their health and needs change, and all these things have led Sunrise of Rocklin to receive awards for friendliness and quality. Staff aims to meet residents where they are, personalize supports, and keep life active, familiar, and safe, offering help, comfort, and a homelike setting for seniors needing anything from a bit of occasional help to more complex daily care, all in a well-kept, friendly environment.
