Sunrise of Newton is a senior living community that welcomes about 100 residents and offers several kinds of care including assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, hospice, and even short-term stays if someone just needs a little extra help before heading back home. The place has about 85 suites with different options like private suites for people who want a space to themselves or companion suites where a spouse or a friend can stay together, and you'll find studios as well as 1- and 2-bedroom options, all with safety features like emergency response systems. Folks who live here can bring their pets, spend time out on the porch terrace, relax in the gazebo or garden, or visit the bistro and common rooms with Wi-Fi. The facility is designed for easy living, with maintenance-free apartments and underground parking for residents and visitors.
Sunrise of Newton offers both assisted living services for seniors who want to keep their independence but might need help with things like bathing, dressing, or medication, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia in secure areas made to help keep them safe and calm, including special programs like the Reminiscence Program and Terrace Club. They're opening an early stage memory care program in 2025, too. Residents can expect restaurant-quality meals, friendly staff that many describe as joyful and helpful, and a bunch of activities to keep minds sharp and bodies moving, plus awards for strong programs that engage people socially, physically, and mentally. Folks can join in group activities, get help with daily chores, or use transportation to get around.
The staff work closely with each resident to set up a plan that fits that person's needs, whether it's more independent living, skilled nursing care, help with daily activities, or just a lively, low-stress place to spend time with friends and maybe play cards on the porch or enjoy a meal together. The community is known for a sense of belonging, with smiling faces and chances to socialize every day. There are support services even for people who are still living in their homes through Dignity Home Care, with trained aides offering companionship and non-medical assistance, and the community also provides hospice care that focuses on comfort and dignity long-term or at the end of life. Everything is set up to help people keep as much independence as they can while staying safe, comfortable, and connected.
