Sunrise of Annapolis

Our family is grateful for the attention my 88 year old dad received at Sunrise of Annapolis in Memory Care. He was well fed, well looked after, and most importantly, happy and engaged. He had his own suite with a private bathroom, but he was rarely in his room. He spent most of his time socializing and participating in activities in the communal spaces. This kind of interaction wasn’t possible at home with a personal caregiver. We highly recommend Sunrise for anyone’s well-being. Seeing him active and included meant everything to us, and we appreciate the compassion and community they provided.

My parent resides at Sunrise (already srveral years) and it is a very supportive and kind community there. I believe my parent's return to health and their longevity is due the consistent and considerate care they receive.

After many years of a very good experience for my mother at Sunrise of Annapolis, the situation has become less than acceptable over the past few months. As my mother’s needs increased, we worked through many new challenges and I remained confident that it was just a matter of time for her new needs to become routine. I have been there quite frequently for months now to help my mother. I find myself cleaning her suite from kitchenette, to bathroom toilet/floor to carpeting to her table for eating. I routinely change soiled pads in her chair that nobody noticed. I have never had this much cleaning to do after just 2-3 days since my last visit. There has been a distinct deterioration in caregiver staffing to address these simple comfort and cleanliness issues impacting my mother’s dignit

My experience with Sunrise of Annapolis has been nothing short of amazing. When I visited the community, everyone seemed so friendly. They seemed to get it from my initial contact. What impressed me the most, was Bridget, the Director calling me back the next day to check on my time in the community. I felt like a friend versus a customer. I loved the outside areas and how warm but yet vibrant the community is. There was a group of women outside that asked me if I was moving my mom to the community. I asked why and they said so she would be as happy as they are. This was surprisingly good experience.

I had my mother in Sunrise and we were warmly welcomed. Everyone was absolutely amazing. However, my mom was unable to walk or do for herself, and to be honest I felt that, as with all facilities, the employees were overworked both taking care of patients and working in the dining area and kitchen or wherever they needed assistance with at the time. The employees always were happy to do so, however, if a loved one needed that much assistance, assisted living is truly not the place for that person. If a loved one was able to do for oneself this facility is WONDERFUL!!