Sunrise of Claremont

I went to visit Sunrise of Claremont. It was very nice, but it was just way too expensive. The room is nice. It's on a historical site. The people that started Pitzer College, their house is on the grounds. It's made out of rock, and it's cool. It's nice. The staff who gave me the tour was very good. Everything about it was wonderful. Their dining area is nice, and they have several different entrees. It looks nice, but I didn't taste any of it.

The location of Sunrise of Claremont was perfect for us. The grounds were very, very pretty and the staff seemed very friendly. The accommodations were nice, and the dining area was well lit and spacious. They had a beauty salon, games, outdoor facilities, shuttle services, and activities outside of the facility that they would take the residents to.

My father is at Sunrise of Claremont. They've got very warm and friendly staff members. It's a very clean facility. His room has everything he needs, and it's very clean and has a great view. He says the food is pretty good. Right now, the only activity is bingo, but it's very limited. They're still able to go and sit around and watch TV, and they're able to go outside, but that's pretty much it for now. He's just having a couple of problems in his room.

Sunrise of Claremont was very good, but I couldn't get into the facility based on the current restrictions. You're not allowed to go into the facility, so whatever conversation I had was basically in front of the front door. The exterior was very nice and nicely kept up. From the outside, it looked like a very nice facility. I talked to one of their representatives and she was extremely knowledgeable and gave me all the materials I asked for, which I passed on to my client. Without walking into the facility, it was really hard to make any type of judgment. I looked through the windows, but I could not get through the front door. I saw the rooms from the windows, but it's very hard to make any opinions from through a window. The shades were partly covered, but I saw pictures. I looked through the materials and gave it to my client. The staff was very nice and answered all my questions.

We went to Sunrise of Claremont. I liked the help, they're wonderful, they're kind, and the place is beautiful. It's a smaller place, I liked the setting, it's more country, and it's convenient for us. It's more laid back, too. They've got bus trips, and all kinds of stuff, we really liked it. They had a lovely dining facility.

Sunrise of Claremont was a good community. My client liked the facility. Everything was very well organized. They had a lot of caregivers and nurses. The people were very friendly, and we saw how they take care of people. The dining room was nice and the food was good. The room was small for them.

Sunrise of Claremont is clean. Part of it is old cobblestone that you would find in the historic buildings, so some of the construction is constrained, just because they try to keep that historic part of it. I didn't get as good of a feeling as far as them being connected to the occupants. It just seemed old to me. The person who was taking us on a tour was obviously filling in for the person who normally does it, so she didn't have anything organized for us as far as a pamphlet or a folder. She took us over to part of the original house. It was very quaint, it was old wood, and was definitely an old style that had been renovated, but it didn't seem bright and cheery. It seemed depressing to me. It needed some updating and some personal touches. The rooms were clean. They were just regular, nothing fancy. Some of the activities that they have seemed to be the normal things like playing games and social type activities. I didn't see any opportunity to go off the premises. The parking lot is extremely small, so it is hard to even visit.