Sunrise at Parma

Sunrise at Parma sits on Broadview Road, between Sprague and Pleasant Valley, near University Hospitals Parma Medical Center, and you'll see it's got a mix of assisted living, memory care, short-term stay options, and coordination with hospice care, and the place is managed by Sunrise Senior Living, so there are staff around all the time to help with daily tasks like eating, bathing, and dressing, or help with medication reminders if that's what someone needs, and for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's there's this Reminiscence Program and the Terrace Club that are designed to reduce confusion and keep people from wandering. The building offers different kinds of suites-like studios, one-bedroom, two-room, and companion suites-with kitchenettes, private baths, and carpet, so people can have privacy but there are also lots of shared spaces like lounges, TV rooms, dining rooms, card and game rooms, and even a bistro with a jukebox, along with patios and gardens outside for some fresh air or exercise. The dining room serves nutritious, restaurant-style meals that are tailored to dietary needs, so no worrying about cooking if that's getting difficult, and there's always a community activities director arranging games, hobbies, facilitated outings, and programs that help residents stay active and social, plus common spaces are made for easy navigation which is handy for anyone who has trouble getting around. As for services, Sunrise at Parma covers laundry, housekeeping, maintenance, fitness and wellness programs, religious services, and there's a salon right on-site for haircuts or barber visits. People can get physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and there's a fitness room for exercise, plus the facility tries to create a supportive environment with health and well-being programs, safety features, and trained staff, like part-time nurses or aides to assist as needed. It's pet-friendly, allows people to bring some comfort from home, and offers ways for residents to connect with family and friends. Some residents stay in private apartments, but there are continuing care and nursing home services too, so folks can find the level of help they need, even for a short stay if that's what's needed, and everything aims to keep people comfortable, safe, and as independent as possible while still having the right support.