Sunrise 14Th Avenue

Sunrise 14Th Avenue is a senior living community and community living arrangement found in a lively neighborhood, focusing mostly on elderly and disabled residents who need extra support, so the place offers both assisted living and memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, and residents can get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication, and moving around, and they get 24-hour supervision, so there's always someone to help out or keep an eye on things. The facility has semi-private, mostly one-bedroom rooms for assisted living, with wheelchair access, walk-in paths, and emergency alert systems for safety, and there's a dining room offering meal prep, all-day dining, and meals that fit special diets. Sunrise 14Th Avenue has a community garden and walking paths for anyone who likes to be outdoors, and there are plenty of social activities scheduled every day, with movie nights and holiday events like "Boo on Broad" for Halloween in the central business district, as well as community-led events, gospel group performances, and even live comedy or dinner nights to raise money for good causes. The staff helps with housekeeping, laundry-including dry cleaning-maintenance, and will even coordinate moves for new residents, so people have support with just about everything they need. The place limits the number of group homes it tries to open, and up to four people with mental disabilities live together in a group home at 35 14th Avenue NW, a setup that has needed special permits, gone through public hearings, and sometimes led to legal talks with the city, so there's a history of working things out with local government and community members, not ignoring concerns but dealing with them openly. Sunrise 14Th Avenue provides care by working with healthcare providers and taking care of daily needs, and the community is active in things like elections, benefit events to support projects like converting the Zebulon Theater into a digital place, and holds hearings for group homes in Cairo, staying involved with neighborhood life but also making sure residents get the personal care, safe supervision, and help they need. They use special names for different programs and have Sunrise 14Th Avenue specific features, and while amenities include furnished spaces, all-day dining, transportation, parking, and a community that feels connected, the business side of things includes web ticket sales starting from $25, big event dates in late August and early September at places like Kia Center and Hertz Arena-often for Disney On Ice shows-and a schedule of community and entertainment events that bring people together.