Pricing ranges from
    $4,083 – 4,899/month
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Cozy clean nurse-led family home

    I toured this small, family-run home with my mom and was impressed - spotlessly clean, home-like, wood floors, great food, and a nurse-led team with an RN owner who knows the residents and communicates weekly. Staff were friendly, helpful and personable, 24-hour care felt reassuring, med records and care coordination excellent, and many families I spoke with praised the attention and peace of mind. Private rooms are available but room-sharing was a concern for some, and the place isn't set up for higher behavioral or heavy nursing needs. I did notice one privacy lapse and heard a few worries about male staffing and limited activities for some residents. Overall I'd recommend it for those wanting a small, professional, cozy alternative to larger facilities - price around $3,500.

    Pricing

    $4,083+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $4,899+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.37 · 19 reviews

    Overall rating

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    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.3
    • Staff

      4.2
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • High-quality, attentive day-to-day care
    • 24-hour nurse-led/RN oversight
    • Clean, well-maintained and recently remodeled home
    • Home-like, cozy atmosphere with wood floors and sitting areas
    • Friendly, caring and personable staff
    • Owner involvement and family-operated model
    • Good communication and weekly updates to families
    • Nutritious and enjoyable food
    • Private rooms available and flexible visiting times
    • Well-trained staff with excellent medication records
    • Small size provides a less institutional alternative to large facilities
    • Accommodating to complex needs like bedridden/incontinent residents
    • Outings and movies available on request; activities when feasible
    • Documented track record of few/no acute hospital visits for some residents

    Cons

    • Not equipped for higher-level behavioral or complex medical care
    • Some residents are reclusive or not engaged in activities
    • Limited activity program (frequently TV is the only activity)
    • Occasional reports of poor cleanliness or a dark, depressing environment
    • Privacy breach/unprofessional behavior reported (opened charts)
    • Concerns about male staffing reported by at least one reviewer
    • Neighborhood described as questionable by some visitors
    • Price can be relatively high/expensive
    • Room-sharing possible or concerns about room availability
    • Small size may limit suitability for residents needing intensive/24-hour medical interventions

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive, with recurring praise for the individualized, attentive care provided in a small, residential setting. Reviewers frequently note that the home feels like a personal house rather than an institution: it is described as clean, remodeled, and cozy with wood floors, two indoor sitting areas, and a pleasant smell. The facility’s small scale and family-operated model are seen as major advantages, providing a level of personal attention, warmth, and community that many families prefer compared with larger, more expensive care homes.

    Care quality and clinical oversight are prominent strengths. Multiple reviewers emphasize 24-hour, nurse-led care with RN oversight (including an owner who is RN-BC and furthering advanced credentials). Families report clear medication records, weekly communication updates, and in at least one case a notable absence of acute hospital visits for 15 months, suggesting strong medical management for residents whose needs fit the home’s scope. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, caring, professional, and well-trained. The owner’s active involvement and hands-on approach are repeatedly mentioned as providing reassurance and personalized support to families.

    Facilities and cleanliness receive frequent commendation: many reviewers call the home spotless, fresh, and in tip-top shape after remodeling. The environment is described as home-like and cheerful by most reviewers, and reviewers appreciated private-room options, flexible visiting times, and the ability to accommodate residents with significant physical needs (for example, bedridden or incontinent residents). Dining is also a positive point — food is called enjoyable and nutritious, and staff will accommodate outing or movie requests, indicating responsiveness to resident preferences.

    Activities and social engagement are mixed and appear situation-dependent. Several reviewers note limited structured programming — in some accounts, television is the primary activity and residents may be reclusive or older and less engaged. Other reviews mention outings, movies, and resident interaction when requested, but overall the activity level seems modest and often tailored to resident age and ability rather than an extensive activities department.

    Notable concerns are consistent in a small subset of reviews. The home is not well-suited for residents whose condition is primarily behavioral or who require a higher medical/nursing intensity than a small residential setting can provide; multiple reviewers explicitly say the facility is not set up for higher-level behavioral care. A few reviews raise issues with cleanliness, a dark or depressing atmosphere, or unengaging caregivers — these complaints are in the minority but worth noting as variability among stays. There is at least one report of unprofessional behavior and a privacy breach (opening charts), plus a specific concern about male staffing that made a family uncomfortable. Practical considerations also arise: the neighborhood was described as questionable by some, room-sharing or room availability was a concern for a few visitors, and cost was mentioned as high by at least one reviewer (example price cited: $3,500).

    In summary, Sun Rose Adult Home is generally portrayed as a high-quality, small-scale, nurse-led residential care option that provides warm, personal care, excellent cleanliness and food, and strong family communication. It is particularly well-suited to families seeking a cozy, home-like environment with attentive RN oversight and individualized attention. However, prospective residents and families should carefully assess the fit for higher-acuity medical or behavioral needs, ask about activity programming and staffing patterns (including male caregivers if that is a concern), verify privacy and professionalism safeguards, and consider cost and location. The pattern across reviews suggests a reliably positive experience for residents whose needs align with the home’s capabilities, with a few isolated negative reports that recommend due diligence during touring and intake.

    Location

    Map showing location of Sun Rose Adult Home

    About Sun Rose Adult Home

    Sun Rose Adult Home sits at 10908 Willowisp in Houston and is a small, one-story care home serving up to five residents, with a license from the state of Texas. The building has furnished private and shared rooms, all with telephone access, and offers both communal accessible bathrooms and a television lounge that brings a bit of comfort. Staff handle all housekeeping, laundry, and building maintenance, so everyone can focus on their day, and there's dry cleaning services, too, which can be a relief for folks who find it hard to keep up with such chores. Resident rooms are furnished for ease, there's move-in coordination to help new arrivals settle in, and the family-style dining room means everyone gathers for fresh-made meals that fit special diets, like diabetic, vegetarian, and kosher needs.

    Walking paths and gardens let residents get outside if they'd like, and transportation services help them get to appointments or outings, with parking also available. Sun Rose Adult Home provides assisted living and board and care services, memory care, respite and hospice care, and home care, as well as help with wheelchair or walker transfers, bathing, dressing, incontinence needs, diabetes support, and medication management. The staff offer 24-hour supervision and personal care, using emergency alert systems so people feel safe, and they help with activities of daily living, both for those who need a little help and for those who need a bit more. They encourage everyone to stay active and independent when possible, and community-sponsored activities like movie nights and social events help with that, as does the television lounge and the chance to sit and visit in the gardens or stroll the walking paths.

    The setting stays small so each person gets personal attention, and the staff are described as incredibly kind and caring. There are scheduled tours, where people can see the facility, meet staff and other residents, and get a feel for daily life in the community. Sun Rose Adult Home tries for a welcoming atmosphere, with services and care plans that can be tailored to different needs, taking a broad approach to health, social, and mental well-being. With both independent and assisted living options, continuing care, nursing home-level supports, and a focus on making the place feel like home, Sun Rose Adult Home tries to give both the residents and their families some peace of mind in a friendly, caring environment.

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