Sunrise of Raleigh

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  Ronald Hayes a week ago

  October 26, 2026 For about a year and half my wife was a resident of another long-term care facility. However, she was very unhappy because her room was small, dark, and there was little in the way of planned daily activities or residential community spirit. In early June of this year a nurse in Chapel Hill made us aware of Sunrise of Raleigh and suggested we explore it as an alternative. The next day we visited Sunrise and were immediately impressed by the physical facility and, even more, by the friendliness of the staff. At the end of that visit my wife indicated that she wished to transfer if a room was available. A room did quickly come open, and my wife moved to Sunrise in June of this year. Since that move she has told me many times about how much happier she is and how much more comfortable and safer she feels. She also talks about how hard the staff works and how caring and friendly they are. She clearly has quickly begun to feel she is a part of the residential community. This is in very large measure due to the staff who work so hard to set up and encourage residents to participate in group activities. I visit my wife almost daily and I have found the staff not only to be friendly but to also be truly dedicated to seeing that every resident is treated with dignity and receives the care they need, no matter how difficult that resident may be to care for. Each of my visits begins with the warm smiles of the ladies at the front desk. I ride the elevator with various staff members who are always friendly and upbeat. When I reach my wife’s floor I am always greeted by a wonderful group of employees who are always busy working with residents. Often during my visits with my wife, someone comes to her door to invite her to participate in a group activity. This helps ensure she is not left out of those activities that make her feel a part of the residential community and that keep her physically and mentally active. On two occasions I contacted the ma

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  Delores Hendrix 4 months ago

  My husband was a client from October/25 till February 26. He was walking with assistance. His stay at Sunrise was a pure terror. He had unaccounted for injuries ,skin tears, bruises. He had several trips thr hospital. He lost a tremendous amount of weight and other residents claimed he was not fed. When we moved him to another facility we discovered he was given 2x the medication amount he was prescribed at Sunrise. Very poor care ,they were not invested in their clients. Some staff members were inattentive to patients needs. I would not recommend anyone send their family member to Sunrise.

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