Sunrise of Roseville

Kristina Halvorson

Care was great when my relatives moved in Dec. 2019 … but things have radically fallen apart with staffing shortage. Five executive directors came and went over the past two years. The last several months every time I would arrive on the memory care floor, I’d see agency staff just lounging in the dining area while residents were left to their own devices. Memory care residents have had NO activities other than movies for months. The food was terrible (no dining coordinator—nurses and housekeeping were regularly in the kitchen so people got fed). There is a core longtime staff there who deeply cares about their work and the residents, but six people can only do so much—my heart goes out to them, but I couldn’t get my relatives out of there fast enough.

Mark Lundin

My Uncle went to Sunrise of Roseville for respite care after having a stroke. He made the decision to remain living at Sunrise until his passing. The staff are kind and caring, he truly enjoyed getting to know them, as did I, during the two years he lived there. His room had everything he wanted and he enjoyed the variety of meals offered, especially the turkey dinner, through the meal service. Coffee and snacks are always available too. My Uncle was immobile and tended not to socialize much, but there are plenty of social activities offered through Sunrise and I would see many residents enjoying themselves and socializing. The grounds are well kept and there is a wonderful 4 season porch and outside sitting areas where you can enjoy being outside. There is also a nice library and community sitting rooms where residents and family can visit. Overall it is a pleasant community and facility to live and visit. Thank you to all the Sunrise of Roseville caregivers for taking care of my Uncle.

Mike Warren

Our move in to Sunrise was not a typical move. My dad was recovering from stent placement and was having issues. After several hospital stays and rehab, he finally moved into Sunrise. During his assessment, the nurses thought he might have an UTI so he was sent to the ER. The prognosis was correct but as he was being treated in the hospital for his infection, his health was slowly declining. After several days he was released and sent back to Sunrise, but instead of assisted living he was now in hospice care. The care and comfort the nurse and aid staff provided during his last days was beyond what I was expecting. He was always comfortable and was checked on several times an hour, made comfortable by changing his position and made sure he wasn't in pain. The staff checked on me also to make sure I was well. Thank you Sunrise staff for your concern and care. The staff was very friendly and were talking and laughing with each other, which I can't say about other places I had visited. Dad would have liked living at Sunrise.

George Stone

We are full time care givers for my mother-in-law and needed a vacation. After much research for respite care facilities, we landed on Sunrise of Roseville. She spent two weeks there enjoying her own mini vacation. We felt completely at ease leaving Mom and every report we received from her was excellent. She is still talking about how great the food and staff was. She especially loved her primary caregiver, Roger. He even took the time to introduce himself to us and tell us stories about Mom when we were packing to leave. He said he adored her and had a great connection with her. The feeling was definitely mutual and it was bittersweet watching them say goodbye to each other. Having a good team that really value what they do and bring joy to the residents is honestly rare. We will definitely use Sunrise of Roseville again for our next vacation.