Sunrise of Westminster

Did a tour at Sunrise of Westminster and absolutely LOVED the community. Everyone was so friendly. Unfortunately, mom's care was more than what they could take, but if I could have, this would have been my mom's forever home.

I wouldn't accept a placement in the older (south) residence. It's shabby and needful for updating. Comments about the South residence: plenty of friendly, helpful staff, cheerful sunroom and outdoor spaces, smaller rooms, minimal community area, administrative staff is very difficult to communicate with because they are rarely there and return calls sporadically. After 3 months in the Westminster facility our friends care level necessitated Memory Care. At the time, Westminster had no Memory Care beds available.

I came in to visit our friend and was greeted by the nicest receptionist, Craig. He was so pleasant and was able to direct us to her room immediately. We encountered a couple of the caregivers and they were also very pleasant. The staff and overall appearance of the community was wonderful. I know people are quick to write reviews of how terrible things and places are, but I felt Sunrise and their employees needed to know how wonderful they are and the great work they are doing.

Sunrise of Westminster is a wonderful place for seniors to call home. The team is incredibly caring and attentive, always going above and beyond to ensure the residents are comfortable and happy. The community itself is clean, well-maintained, and beautifully decorated, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

I would recommend the facility and the care staff. They do the best, that they can to me. The hard part would be if the person moving in is still social. My mom doesn't care for the residents, but she loves the care staff. They all hate the food but I hear that's very common.

I just think they've been maybe a little short staffed. Sometimes it takes a while to have food prepared, laundry, or cleaning done, reminders for showers and dressing. The staff is super friendly and very thoughtful with my dad. That's the most important thing.