Sunrise of Rocklin

We chose Sunrise of Rocklin at the time because of the location and it was recommended to us as well. The room sizes here are small but adequate. I do like that they are private bedrooms even though they are shared apartments. The meals here are chef prepared off of a menu and the food is excellent. The chef even comes out and visits with the residents and gets feedback about the meals. I think through the holidays they have been good about keeping the residents busy with different services. Overall, we are very happy with our choice.

My brother and I visited have 12 Senior Centers in person and carefully reviewed 25 more online. Our parents were initially at Oakmont/ Fair Oaks (not a good fit for us- overly priced and not enough truly "adult" activities). Sunrise has been a dream: staff are friendly, kind, truly love their jobs and residents. (Tip: if you are interviewing various Centers, ask how long each employee has worked there? Short time = unhappy workers, which eventually will show in their interactions with residents). You'll find long tenures at Sunrise. Sunrise has an open, warm layout (think 2 story lobby with fireplace; comfortable, inviting chairs and sofas; wood paneling; nice carpeting; plants, CLEAN; 24/7 Bistro; year-round porches, etc ) that encourages resident interaction. TONS of music - around 3 live performances/week. The size is Goldilocks - not so big that residents get lost in the crowd but not so small as to prevent them from meeting new, interesting friends. Sunrise is set in a calm, pleasant, semi-rural area: lots of mature trees, rolling hills and greenery, but just about a mile from shops and restaurants. We could not be HAPPIER, and so are our Parents!!!!

Beautiful facility set up like a resort. On the way to church in Auburn and bowling in Rocklin. There is a nice dining room in bristow with exercise room and transportation. Rooms were big with high ceilings and the rooms in memory care we're a little smaller but nice. Memory Care passes AR test pro quality and activities. Cable is not provided but transportation to doctors is. The one big drawback is the hours for dining, only one hour from 8 to 9 for breakfast 1 hour from 12 to 1 for lunch and 1 hour from 5 to 6 for dinner. If you miss those times you're out of luck. Also, they are $1,000 more expensive than the pines or almond height and they have 100% occupancy right now so we would have to go on a waiting list. Due to the waiting list extra expense and hours for dining we will have to pass on this one.