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5
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December 24, 2022
My husband moved in at Sunrise of Braintree. I haven't been able to eat with him, but he complains the food isn't too good. But other than that, everything else seems to be fine. The staff that I met is fine. He likes to read and he likes to watch television, but he's not too active in the activities that they have there. His room is nice. It has large nice windows that look out to the street. The bath is shared, and it separates two rooms. He's been alone there pretty much since he's been there. He has the larger of the two units. He has a refrigerator and a television. It was laid out very nicely. The whole facility is nice and very clean.
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About Sunrise of Braintree in Braintree, Massachusetts
Focusing on your unique needs and preferences, Sunrise Senior Living takes a holistic approach to senior care. With us, you can expect consistent yet individualized care rooted in evidence based research and theories of aging. From personalized programming to quality dining, we concentrate on your individual wellness and well-being so you can live life exactly how you please. We remain firmly focused on promoting the safety of our residents, and are taking rigorous measures to help maintain their health during this time. Sunrise CareConnect, our electronic health record system, allows physicians to track residents' care, medication protocol, and progress notes remotely. In addition, we are facilitating telehealth visits with health care providers, minimizing the need for external office visits. At Sunrise, championing quality of life for all seniors is our mission and is carried out by every Sunrise team member. Based on resident surveys, consumer insights, and industry metrics, national programs have recognized Sunrise's efforts and our commitment to quality care.Sunrise communities have earned more than 280 National Quality Awards - more than any other assisted living provider. To learn more about our award winning communities, a full listing of the company's recipients can be found on Sunrise's National Quality Award page. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Massachusetts Division of Health Care Facility Licensure and Certification
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$11,613
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$8,634
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Reviews of Sunrise of Braintree in Braintree, Massachusetts
4.4
(16 reviews)
Facility
4.3
Staff
4.4
Food
4.0
Activities
5.0
Value
5.0
Michael
4
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March 13, 2024
I toured Sunrise of Braintree. They have nice rooms and nice features. I'm sure everybody that goes there is happy. I didn't see too much of the facility, except for the private room that I wanted to see and how it would fit my mom. It's a little expensive, but they all are. I only spoke with the director. I did not meet any staff. The room was nice for a studio. It was clean. It had everything they needed and it was perfectly suitable. The director was very good. He just gave me the spiel. I had no real questions. From what I saw, it looked like a very nice facility, but my mother is bedridden and this is not the right spot for her.
Provider Response
Lorraine
5
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December 24, 2022
My husband moved in at Sunrise of Braintree. I haven't been able to eat with him, but he complains the food isn't too good. But other than that, everything else seems to be fine. The staff that I met is fine. He likes to read and he likes to watch television, but he's not too active in the activities that they have there. His room is nice. It has large nice windows that look out to the street. The bath is shared, and it separates two rooms. He's been alone there pretty much since he's been there. He has the larger of the two units. He has a refrigerator and a television. It was laid out very nicely. The whole facility is nice and very clean.
Provider Response
Denise
3
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December 22, 2020
Sunrise of Braintree was lovely. The staff was excellent, very informative, very nice, and answered all our questions. It was very cozy. It was a very grand place, and it was very big. The apartments were a little small, but the entryway was very big. They said they had activities available. They had movie nights, a library, and music programs, but we didn't see any of that going on. We were there on a Saturday morning. We just saw people moving around.
Provider Response
D.L.
2
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August 1, 2019
I went to Sunrise of Braintree. I thought it was nice, but I was not comfortable with them showing me apartments of people living there without the people being present. There was no respect to the privacy of the people. They have basically the same thing as others, like happy hour for the residents, activities for the community, which is great, and they had an on-site dog that is part of the community family. The staff seemed very nice, but it was just that intrusiveness which bothered me.
Provider Response
Barbara
5
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November 24, 2018
Sunrise of Braintree is a beautiful facility. Some were large and some were small, but compared to the size of the rooms, they were overpriced. The admissions staff was outstanding and the dining area was absolutely beautiful. It was beautifully decorated and served a high-paying clientele. It was impeccable.
freebird2247
5
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May 11, 2018
We love Sunrise. There is nothing more heartbreaking than having to admit to yourself that you can’t manage taking care of your mother anymore. The guilt and fear of “putting her in a home” was nearly unbearable. But I was tired so so tired. And it was becoming unsafe for her at my house because she was getting up at night and her confusion was getting worse almost by the day. I toured many facilities. Some were new and beautiful, some were terrible. When I went to Sunrise in Braintree it was cozy and homelike. I admit I thought their memory care floor was going to be more “nursing-home like” than I wanted it to be. But I liked the staff and went with my gut to move her in there. I was so afraid she would be angry and demand to go home. To my surprise, she never mentioned it and settled in pretty well. They have a really great staff that is friendly and down to earth. I never feel like they are just telling me what I want to hear. When I visit I often find my mother actually interacting with staff or other patients there. And she is doing more activities (cake decorating, trivia, karaoke, tea parties, art of all sorts, even quilting!) than I ever imagined. They have done a nice job making sure there is something for everyone since the patients have a very wide range of abilities. It’s not perfect, but it’s about as close as it’s going to get when you’re dealing with dementia. I feel like the staff truly know and love the people who live there. The managers are responsive and good at finding solutions to whatever issues I have brought to their attention. Oh and it (almost) always smells really good- like clean and fresh not just air freshener. That’s huge for me. I can’t stand “that smell” of nursing homes. I would recommend anyone I know that needs to make the tough choice of placing their family member to do it at Sunrise!
deborah143
5
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January 28, 2018
Went to visit a family member in the memory care unit. Staff is wonderful - on the phone, in person. We had a long drive to get there, and called ahead to make sure our relative was still up for a visit. They checked for us, and were so friendly and patient. Beautiful, upscale facility, and love that they have animals there! Staff are very caring and kind!
paul782154
5
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May 30, 2017
Sunrise had very new rooms, the atmosphere was very nice, and they had caring staff. It was very clean and more residential than institutional. They had a lot of activities.
joe503400
5
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May 25, 2017
I liked Sunrise. It's like a family atmosphere, and more like a large home. I would recommend it to the others. The dining room is very nice, it gives a restaurant atmosphere. They have a choice of studios or 1-bedrooms, and they were big enough and seemed clean when I went in. The bathroom seemed big enough.
Denise048738
3
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March 30, 2017
My mom is in Sunrise of Braintree. It is a colonial, three-story building that looks nice. It could use some maintenance or some cleaning up a bit here and there, but they are working on it. The activities in the memory unit, where my mom is, are pretty weak. They have live music maybe once a week, which is great, but other than that they are just OK, nothing special. Most of the staff is good and caring. Overnight from 11:00 to 7:00, they only have two people on her floor, and I don’t see management there at night. I think they would call if something happened and then get in there. One of things they need to do is evaluate the client a little more closely before they have to move in to see where they fit. They definitely have to improve on the food service because it is very slow. They may have to wait 20-minutes before they even take their order. They rotate staff and sometimes it is faster, but people wait a long time for food, and then they have to wait again for it to be delivered; by then, it is not always warm. The people are very caring but are not waitresses. The aides do all the jobs. They cross-train so they are not always very good at waitressing, and the food service timing is poor. The quality is sometimes good, but sometimes the meat is too hard to chew. Some of the residents have stopped going because it takes so long.
Marita160041
5
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November 23, 2016
I visited Sunrise of Braintree. The people were wonderful. The place was beautiful. I was definitely one of my first choices for my mother. I would highly recommend it. I liked that it was very warm and inviting. It had a comfortable atmosphere. It made me feel comfortable leaving my mother there.
Christopher10
4
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September 20, 2015
Sunrise of Braintree was very nice. It was brand new, and it was a beautiful facility. It was just a little pricey. They offered all the amenities and all the care that my mother-in-law needed. The grounds were beautiful, and the activities looked great. Everybody seemed happy there. It was a very nice place. They take residents shopping, they go to movies, and they have a hair salon. The staff was very caring and very professional.
Ginny Connolly
5
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September 25, 2014
After almost 2 years being the only caregivers for my 91 year old Mother, my husband and I agonized with the decision that it was time to look for a place to help with her Dementia. I researched for months and visited some places, but none fit the bill for her needs until I went to Sunrise in Braintree. It is an immaculate, beautiful, bright, homey atmosphere. The Director, Nurses, Staff, and everyone there were very helpful with making the transition, which was not an easy task. She is in the Memory Care section called Reminisce. After being there for 4 months, she has settled in well, is happy and has more stimulation than we could ever provide. She goes on scenic drives, lunch at Legal Seafood, plays Bingo, has her nails and hair done, and participates in each and every sing-a-long. She has baked cookies with the staff and every Wednesday throughout the summer there was an outdoor concert which all the residents and family members attended. Watching the smiling residents, some with walkers and wheelchairs get up and dance, enjoying a wonderful evening was so inspiring. I am delighted for my Mom and the decision we made as she is safe, happy, well taken care of and content in her new home. As for the staff, once again, I cannot even begin to put into words how wonderful, caring, and compassionate they are, not only to my Mother, but to every resident there. Loving hugs are abundant constantly! I could go on and on about Sunrise and every employee, however, I will close this review saying this was the best decision we ever made. Thank you Sunrise for all you have done for my Mom...God Bless you all!
Caring95139750
5
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August 31, 2014
I did visit Sunrise at Braintree and I found that it was a beautiful facility. I like the atmosphere. I felt that the atmosphere was very home like. We were able to speak to the director there and she was very informative and helpful. She's also very open about what we would need to do in order for our mother to be able to stay there.
Steven5
5
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August 22, 2013
Mom's doing good at Sunrise. It's pretty new, small, but close knit community. It probably has about 90 people. It seems to be 1 staff person for every 5 to 6 residents. Most of the apartments are 1-bedroom. They have exercise class and they have activities every day at 3 o'clock right before dinner. They also have field trips twice a week to different places.
ricky a
5
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November 19, 2011
My grandmother and grandfather moved into Sunrise Senior Living about 3 months ago. They have really enjoyed being there and it is not like any of the other senior living places that I have visited in the past. They have an extensive list of actoivities for the seniors to partake in and they allow pets including the living facilities own live in dog and cat. It is also very close to a variety of fine dining restaurants and right down the street from the South Shore shopping plaza. All the employees are caring and kind and I am alwasy greeted with a smile when i walk thru the door. It is three floors and accesible by elevator. There are several activitie rooms, large dining room, and little cafe counter. There are nursing stations on each floor and on the second floor there is a large living room with a huge tv. My granparents have decided to stay in one of their many temporary rooms where the seniors stay until a larger room is available to them. There is a living area, a comfortable bath, and sleeping quarters. Overall, I am very happy that they found this wonderful place to stay and I hope that the Sunrise Senior Living Center is where they'll stay for many years to come.
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