Sunrise of Sandy

Sunrise of Sandy sits in Sandy, Utah, and it's been serving seniors for over 35 years. The community gives seniors different living options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, transitional rehab, short-term stays, and hospice care, so folks can choose what fits them best or move between options as their needs change, and it always feels like they're part of the same family. Management comes from people like Mr. Alex Mabin, the Regional Vice-President, Mr. Joseph Horwitz, the Executive Director, and Mr. Paul Klaassen, the Founder, who all focus on creating a caring place for everyone. The staff use special Sunrise of Sandy programs like the Reminiscence Program and the Terrace Club, which are set up for memory care to help those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and those spaces often have enclosed courtyards for safety and calm. Seniors at Sunrise get help if they want it, like support with bathing, dressing, or meds, all designed to fit each person's daily needs along with more advanced care for those who require skilled nursing or rehab after a hospital stay. The community lets folks choose between private or semi-private rooms, and pets like cats and dogs are allowed, which lots of people find comforting. There are gardens, patios, common rooms, nice dining rooms, and updated bathrooms, and residents often gather in these spots for the many social activities led by full-time activity directors-sometimes it's a field trip, sometimes it's a wellness class, or sometimes just sitting outside with a cup of coffee and friends. The kitchens have earned good reviews for meals, and the facility is known for engaging residents physically, mentally, and emotionally, with staff who seem genuinely friendly. Spiritual needs get attention too, with devotional services in some memory care areas. There's Wi-Fi, the whole place is handicapped-accessible, and all the grounds like the lawn and landscaping are kept up nicely, which adds to the sense of comfort. Sunrise of Sandy provides Dignity Home Care for those wanting to stay at home, and the community also welcomes veterans needing specialized support. People can tour the facility to learn about day-to-day life or check out the different dining and social options. Reviews average out to about 4.7 from 32 opinions, which says a lot, even though the place doesn't have BBB accreditation. The community keeps things personal and calm, with management and staff present and helpful, always aiming for residents to live how they wish and feel at home, and you can learn more at their website, www.sunrisesandy.com.