Sunrise of Lower Makefield stands as a two-story senior living community in Morrisville, Pennsylvania, close to Yardley, and the place has a lot going on, from assisted living and memory care to independent living and even short-term respite stays, and if you're living there you'll see plenty of different floor plans, like studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom suites, many of them fully furnished and all of them equipped with emergency response systems and private bathrooms that have helpful features like grab bars and lowered sinks, plus there's wheelchair accessible showers too, so folks find it easier to get in and out safely.
The building's set up for a comfortable and active lifestyle, with communal spaces, including living rooms with fireplaces, a library with soft chairs and shelves, a computer center, a fitness room, a movie room, and some pretty nice outdoor areas, like enclosed courtyards with walking paths, flowers, a patio with a pergola, and plenty of places to just sit or visit for a while, and anyone who enjoys gardening will likely spend time outside when the weather lets them. Residents can bring their cats or dogs, and the place allows for pets in many of the apartments, so nobody has to leave their best friend behind, and there are even some special pet-friendly features around the community to help make it more comfortable for both people and their animals.
Folks get three meals a day in a restaurant-style dining room with good lighting and set tables, or they can grab a bite at the 24-hour bistro; the chef prepares meals with health and taste in mind and can work with special diets, so there are plenty of options like low sugar or vegan choices, plus there's room service and private dining rooms if families visit, and snacks are always nearby. Nurses and caregivers are on site-nursing help's available 12-16 hours per day, and there's always a call system if anyone needs assistance after hours, so help with medication, bathing, dressing, and transfers is right there, with continence care and memory support programs too, and care plans get tailored for each person's needs.
People living there can take part in daily activities and social programs-it could be music, art classes, fitness, computer time, games, excursions into the community for field trips, or social and religious gatherings, and there's a full-time activity director who tries to get people involved and connected, which helps keep everyone's body and mind active, and it's easy to find something for most interests or abilities. The memory care program focuses on brain activities, security measures to help prevent wandering, and offers a safe, comfortable space for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there are always team members there who understand best how to help.
Residents use scheduled transportation services for local appointments, group outings, or shopping trips, and there's help for arranging non-medical rides when needed. Housekeeping and laundry come with the package, so it can feel more like home and less like being in a facility, and the building itself feels cozy with its common rooms, writing desks, comfortable chairs, and big windows letting in light, while residents have the privacy of their own suites but can join in whenever they want.
The staff have experience with older adults and know about challenges that can come up, whether someone needs hospice care, specialized therapies, or support after surgery, so they handle a wide range of health needs, from the simple to the more complex, and the community's known for providing a safe, welcoming space where people get both practical help and a chance to live as independently as possible. The community also holds awards and recognitions for high-quality care and safety-like the WELL Health-Safety Rating and WELL Equity Rating-and it's been recognized as a "Best of Senior Living" community more than once.
Sunrise of Lower Makefield allows for aging in place, so residents can stay as their care needs change; they offer support for independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and continuing care, including the Dignity Home Care and Reminiscence Program, plus hospice and short-term stays for recovery from illness or surgery, and there are always nurses and caregivers nearby, making this an option for seniors who want both community and quiet, plus the security that help's available when it's needed.
