Sunrise of Braintree

Sunrise of Braintree was such a wonderful assisted living community for my mother in law. When her health declined, the staff took exceptional care of her. The residence is beautiful, the dining room is lovely, and the activities are endless. Every time we visited, we were greeted by the warmest staff (and sometimes their pets!). We are so very grateful for the care our loved one received at Sunrise of Braintree.

My mom was at Sunrise of Braintree for a little over a year. She was in assisted living then moved to memory care. Walking in the door you are always greeted by a friendly welcome from the front desk coordinator. The staff are warm and respectful. They make a great effort to keep residents engaged and social. I will always be appreciative of the care they gave her. Patty G.

I did community service at this senior living room and it was a great experience. The workers were very kind and took care of the seniors with love. There were always activities to keep the seniors busy, and they were encouraged to exercise and stay active. I loved how they celebrated Valentine’s Day to remind the seniors that love is still here. A week later, they had a “Wicked Social” where everyone dressed in pink and green, and the room was nicely decorated. It was clear that they wanted the seniors to feel happy and special.

We needed respite for my sister who has frontal lobe dementia. She needed memory care. From the day we brought her, everyone has been kind, respectful and just delightful. Before we got in the door, we were met by a lovely woman, saying “Is this my new friend? She’s going to be very comfortable with us”. She runs the activities and is amazing. The woman who cares for her most of the time has a peace about her. My sister can be very negative, but she allows this lovely woman to do what needs doing. She even calls my sister Mama, which I find endearing. The people who cook, clean, serve food and other jobs are also delightful. I’d have no worries about Sunrise. It’s a lovely place.

For the second time in three months, my uncle is about to be discharged from an in-patient rehabilitation hospital. My aunt just learned that “if he returns home, he’ll require 24-hour care.” We arrived at Sunrise of Braintree with heavy hearts to meet with sales manager Taylor Burns for a tour. Two hours later we left, hearts much lighter, with a clear understanding of what needs to happen to preserve my uncle’s dignity and safety going forward. Before our tour even began, Taylor took the time to learn about who my uncle was earlier in life, and who he is now. She skillfully explained what needing 24-hour nursing care looks like, as well as the costs and challenges of obtaining that level of care in the home. Taylor navigated our overwhelm and the resulting emotions beautifully, and helpe