Sunrise at Holladay

As a professional in the senior care industry, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with Sunrise Senior Living in Holladay, and I can confidently say they are one of the most dedicated and compassionate teams I’ve encountered. Their commitment to providing personalized, high-quality care to their residents is second to none. The staff is incredibly professional, communicative, and collaborative. They consistently go the extra mile to ensure every resident’s needs are met with dignity and respect. Their approach to care is holistic, focusing not just on physical health but also on emotional and social well-being, creating a vibrant and nurturing environment for their residents. It’s always a pleasure working with Sunrise Senior Living. I would highly recommend them to families seeking a trusted and caring community for their loved ones. They truly set the standard for senior living!

My parents live in Independent Living, and we love the outings and activities. Angelica is wonderful, she’s always texting us pictures of what they’re up to! The IL staff from the concierges to housekeepers are wonderful as well! Everyone is very responsive to any concerns we may have.

When you walk into Sunrise of Holladay, you are greeted with a smile by everyone. During my tour, the residents were telling jokes and laughing. They had great relationships with the staff that were working that day. There were multiple activities going on and the residents were enjoying themselves. I did a lunch tour and I highly recommend it. The food was really good and there were multiple options to choose from. I was referred to this community by multiple people in the healthcare industry. It is a beautiful community!

While the facilities were clean and some of the staff were very nice, I feel the need to give this negative review in light of my mother's experience here. I can't speak for the independent or assisted living areas but if your loved one needs any amount of care beyond the absolute minimum, I would go elsewhere. My mother was in the memory care unit and had regular issues with toileting, dressing, and aggression. The staff at sunrise blamed my mother, often judging her behavior, rather than see it as a part of her disease (Alzheimers) and did nothing to work to adjust her behavior in a safe and systematic way. My main take away for you is that unless your loved one needs only basic care, go elsewhere!