The Sunrise Blog

While the global COVID-19 pandemic has changed all our lives significantly, it has created a particularly challenging environment for our residents and the team members who care for them.

The uncertain times we are living in during the COVID-19 pandemic can make day-to-day life stressful and challenging for all of us. If an older loved one resides in a senior living community, you may find yourself worrying about their safety.

Below, see a letter from Rita Altman, Sunrise SVP of Memory Care & Program Services, thanking our Sunrise nurses in honor of National Nurses Week. See the bottom of this letter for a very special video from Rita.

Below, see a video from Meghan Lublin, Sunrise SVP of Marketing & Communications, regarding Sunrise's response to COVID-19. Below the video, see a letter from Meghan

There is a reason why it’s called “comfort food,” why we bring meals to help loved ones after the birth of a new baby, or support our neighbors with home cooked dishes after they’ve experienced a loss.  There is a reason why family recipes are sacred things passed along from generation to generation, why family dinners are cherished moments, and why the kitchen is considered the heart of the home. The reason is that food does so much more than just fill the stomach. Food feeds the soul. 

Our Sunrise leaders are amazed by and grateful for the dedication of community team members to serving residents, families, and your fellow team members with dignity and joy. Below, please read a message from Kelly Myers, senior vice president of Sales.

It’s an unfortunate reality that scammers are quick to take advantage of people during times of crisis. As the world remains focused on overcoming the challenges associated with the coronavirus disease, also known as COVID-19, the number and types of scams continue to rise. Learning more about these scams and sharing what you know with older adults is vital to their safety and well-being.