Sunrise of Annapolis

I've found the staff always willing to assist my friend there. I've never observed a frown from them when asked to help with bathing or cleaning the room. They interact with all patients and know their names. The dining room staff knows everyone by name and will readily assist with feeding someone when needed. The nurses are always available to listen to family and patients. I have found them to be very knowledgeable about my friends issues and able to help me cope with and understand those issues. They always take time to talk to me. Food is very good and they offer excellent choices for every meal. They post activities every day and have a varied assortment. They also print a monthly schedule of the activities that loved ones can take. They frequently transport their charges on outings to restaurants and shopping.

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.

Staff very helpful and caring. They made my wife’s last days as comfortable as possible

I had the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Karam Taylor, the Director of Sales at Sunrise. He was knowledgeable, professional, and pleasant. He answered all of my questions and helped me feel at ease.

All team members have taken me under their wing and helped me adjust to assisted living. Enjoy the lovely grounds to sit outside with other friends. Outing to restaurants are a highlight. This is now truly my home and family.

My loved one is currently a resident at Sunrise of Annapolis and most everything has been great for him at this facility. The cleanliness and friendliness are great. The staff and care services are also great. I highly recommend Sunrise of Annapolis to others.

I liked the look of the facility. I also spoke with some residents that were sitting outside and asked how they liked it. They all said it was wonderful and they thought mom would fit right in. I definitely loved it there.

The staff is amazing to my mom. It has a very homey feel. My mom loves all the activities and being around people after living alone for many years. Her favorite activities are BINGO and working out.

What a beautiful senior community! The leadership team and staff actually cares about your loved ones.I highly recommend the Sunrise of Annapolis.

One word for Sunrise, family. We looked at 5 facilities in Annapolis and knew about Sunrise in Long Island and decided to tour. Jenny greeted us warmly and understood we were sad having to come to the realization that our father needed more care than he was getting in a home setting. Odaris, at the front desk would often bring my father a cup of coffee with a smile. My father was in the memory unit, an intimate unit specializing in dementia. The staff knew exactly how to communicate with him. My Dad wasn't great with his memory but always knew Ophelia's name since she cared for him the most. Trina, Michele, Hilary, Belinda, Jaylen, Ike, Pam, Wannetta, Robert, Elizabeth, Bridget, Sandy and so many others went above and beyond to assure Dad was comfortable. He was always treated with kindness and respect from the moment they got him up, bathed and dressed, to the end of the day when they assisted him with his bedtime routine and tucked him in bed. He gained 10 pounds because he loved the food! The staff was very approachable and listened to our concerns and requests. We had monthly care meetings to discuss all aspects of his care. The healthcare staff, Dina, Sally, BB, and Katie all were so very attentive to his medical needs. The time my father spent there, warms our heart. They treated us like family and it because home. He became familiar with faces, the routine, and the physical layout. He was encouraged to participate in the various daily activities like exercise, painting, listening to live music, petting the animals, and wine Wednesday, which we enjoyed also. When my dad declined and passed, the love and affection the staff showed him and us will never ever be forgotten. They were all so accommodating and caring. Letting us stay at his bedside, giving us a place to nap, hugs...I can not thank them enough. A memory I will never forget is when my dad asked for a shower, Hilary wheeled him to the shower room and lovingly bathed him, hot water running over him, reminding me when Jesus washed the feet of his disciples. That was his last shower. He died 7 days later on his birthday. I miss everyone at Sunrise. We are so blessed to have had this experience. No one wants their loved one in a facility but this was such a positive experience for us we cannot thank them enough. We will always be honored to have had Mr. Bill part of the Sunrise family.

We decided on them because of the price and for the price the care was adequate. The staff was lovely and caring but they jacked up the price 2x the first year significantly and the next time they raised the price we left. At that point they were really dropping the ball on laundry and cleaning and my mom was sleeping more than ever.

Sunrise of Annapolis is so expensive. Transportation is only provided on Wednesdays for doctor's appointments. This has been a big added expense. I do overall recommend it.

The nursing staff were very caring and concerned about the patient. The staff that operated the place were very friendly, helpful, and supportive. I highly recommend Sunrise of Annapolis.

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!!