Sunrise of Randolph

We’re welcoming brighter days as our residents have the chance to enjoy group activities, communal dining, social events, and indoor visitation, subject to community operating status.

Community & Location Highlights:

• Offering assisted living, short-term stays, memory care and coordination of hospice services
• Near Saint Clare’s Hospital–Dover General, Saint Clare’s Hospital–Denville and Morristown Medical Center
• Geriatricians, podiatrists, dentists, physical therapists, psychotherapists and hairdressers visit as needed
• Near many shopping areas and restaurants along Route 10
• Local amenities include Randolph Public Library, Horseshoe Lake, casinos and theaters
• Friendly community cat and dog

• Award-winning community, recognized with a Bronze National Quality Award by AHCA/NCAL

Sunrise of Randolph, an assisted living community in Randolph, NJ, embraces the Sunrise philosophy of relationship-based care. Our program is completely personalized and a Designated Care Manager is assigned to manage to each resident’s individual care. In addition, our management team is available on site seven days a week to assist residents and answer any questions they—or their families—may have at any time. Families enjoy the confidence in knowing our entire team is committed to championing the quality of life for our seniors. In fact, our executive director is one of three registered nurses on staff. Compassionate, skilled and prepared for any issue that comes our way, we adapt to our residents as they age and their needs change. Plus, we offer a stimulating activities calendar which includes trips to local casinos, theaters and outdoor excursions to Horseshoe Lake, all within an hour of our community. 

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

Sunrise of Randolph In the News:

A local Girl Scout troop visited Sunrise of Randolph to take a tour, play bingo, and tell residents about the history of each Girl Scout cookie. They even wore costumes and brought cookies for residents to snack on! Read more from Randolph Reporter.