Sunrise at Mill Basin

We’re welcoming brighter days as our residents enjoy group activities, communal dining, social events, and indoor visitation.

Community & Location Highlights:

• Sunrise at Mill Basin senior living community in Brooklyn, NY, offering assisted living and memory care 
• Located on Strickland Avenue with beautiful views of Jamaica Bay, with easy access to major parkways
• Medical support provided by Beth Israel Hospital, Community Hospital and Lutheran Hospital, as well as a team of visiting medical staff that includes internists, physical and occupational therapists, psychologists, audiologists, podiatrists, nurses, lab technicians and portable radiology providers
•  Walking distance to restaurants, salons, dry cleaners, boutiques, gourmet supermarkets, bagel shops, pharmacies and other conveniences
• Around the corner from shopping, dining and entertainment at Kings Plaza Mall

Sunrise at Mill Basin redefines senior living in Brooklyn, NY. Despite our proximity to the bustle of the city, our location on Jamaica Bay offers our residents beautiful water views as they relax on one of our many porches or stroll the landscaped gardens. Unlike many senior living communities, we offer a full continuum of care, from independent and assisted living through memory care and coordination of hospice services. Our long-tenured team of dedicated caregivers—including a “Joy in Service” award winner—values each resident’s individual preferences, whether that means sitting in one of our many common areas reading a book, watching the boats go by, playing a board game or boarding the Sunrise bus to enjoy an activity outside of the community. From our round-the-clock nursing staff to our always-smiling chef, everyone at Sunrise at Mill Basin in Brooklyn, NY, is devoted to helping our senior living residents experience the joy of every day. 

Contact us about booking a tour. We look forward to speaking with you!

ALR License 331-S-011

Sunrise at Mill Basin In the News

Resident Marie-Louise moved to our community to be closer to her daughter, Holly, and now both have peace of mind. Read about their experience in this article from The New York Times.