Sunshine Manor Elder Care

Becky

Sunshine Manor Elder Care was exceedingly close to the hospital, but it was very diminutive and had no openings. We did get to see a bedroom and they had huge closets for such a tiny spot. It was not a good street view. It was kind of uneven pavement, very small, and unkempt out of doors. So, I didn't think people would go out walking much. The staff members who toured us were very nice and very friendly girls. We liked the coziness, but there was a very small crowd, maybe 8 people sitting together as if they knew each other and just sitting there like really there wasn't much else to do. They didn't have a great deal of space, but the bedrooms were spacious and the closets were spacious. It was a friendly family kind of attitude. But when you walk by the kitchen, you could also see their medicine cabinet. The same person was loading up all the meds that were doing the cooking. My mom would be too much of a bother for them. They would not have the time to deal with somebody who's agitated and needy. I would say it was intimate in every sense of the word, but it was not the upgraded appearance, structure, space, or amenities. It was exceedingly inexpensive and close to Marshall's. If you can get in and your loved one is fairly able to go with the flow, it's going to be a 5-star facility. I think they did an outstanding job with the meals. I don't know that they're all Latinos, but these three were Latinas running the show and they were making yams and pork. And it just seemed substantial and fresh food as opposed to a mashed-down cafeteria. It was a hearty, fresh meal, and they had a hearty spirited attitude.

Melanie

My grandmother was at Sunshine Manor Elder Care for almost a year. It was clean and well-kept. They had ample support staff. They're friendly. They took care of her very well. We would highly recommend them to anybody looking for a care facility for their loved ones. There was a recreational room. There was an outdoor patio with several tables, chairs, and umbrellas. It was open, airy, and light. They had that outdoor area where you could go and take walks. Value for money is excellent.

Judy n Moe

My loved one, had been in a very nice facility prior to moving to Sunshine Manor and he moved here because of the more personal care. He was interviewed by Motu prior to moving and it turned out that it was a good fit! The move-in went well. His room was large and ready for him. We brought some of his personal furniture to make him feel a little like home. The staff is welcoming and friendly. Any special food or needs were quickly attained. I was always welcome any time to visit and ask for information on his daily events. I saw that he was given tender help with his ever-increasing needs. There was time for conversation and affection from the incredibly caring staff. I visited with some of the residents who also said they were happy. The residents were always up, dressed, hair combed etc. The common areas were neat and clean. Special food was given upon request such as fruit, ice cream soup etc. The food is home-style with midday meal the largest and a light supper. My friend was not able to participate in activities but since he smoked they made sure he was accommodated, followed the rules and was taken away from the building to a lovely shaded area. I would like to live here when the time comes

Sharon

Sunshine Manor Elder Care was being kept by a landscaper when I pulled up. When I walked in, there were two aides and a nurse there and they were all very friendly. The place was very clean. I didn't smell anything. I didn't see any messes anywhere and the bathrooms were well taken care of. They took me around to show me the kitchen area and the living area (where they have the big TV), the activities that they do, and the general routine of the day. They showed me the available rooms and the decks outside where it was nice and sunny. It felt homey and everybody was comfortable. Some people were taking naps, while others were watching TV. The lady I talked to was very, very knowledgeable. It felt like I knew her forever. That was nice because I want my father to feel like it's a home environment and not just business as usual.

christylee

My grandmother was a resident at Sunshine Manor a number of years. The place was always clean and smelled of good food. The caregivers were kind and treated my grandmother with dignity and respect. They had gatherings on occasion(prior to COVID) where there was music and dancing. Having to place a loved one in a care facility is always a difficult decision but Sunshine Manor made it so much easier for our family. In addition to providing excellent care they did not raise the cost of her care for most of the duration that my grandmother stayed with them. Thank you to the MD's that own the facility, the management and care providers. You are much appreciated.

bre commons

DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONES HERE. TERRIBLE PLACE. I DONT SEE HOW STATE HAS NOT SHUT DOWN YET. ADMINISTRATOR MOTU IS A HORRIBLE PERSON. VERY RUDE & IGNORANT. SHE DOES NOT CARE ABOUT A SINGLE RESIDENT IN THIS FACILITY ALL SHR CARES ABOUT IS THE MONEY. WHEN MY FATHER PASSED AWAY THE FIRST THING SHE ASKED WAS IF SHE COULD HAVE HIS BELONGINGS, WAS NOT CHARISMATIC WHATS SO EVER. I REPEAT DO NOT VRING YOU LOVED ONES HERE. & I LOOKED AT THEIR MENU THEY ARE FED THE SAME THING ALMOST EVERY SINGLE SAY. TUNA SANDWICH