Sunrise at Reston Town Center

Sunrise at Reston Town Center sits in a lively area and gives seniors many options for care, from independent living and assisted living to skilled nursing, memory care, temporary stays, and even hospice, so residents can stay comfortable as their needs change, and the campus has 88 beds with features meant just for older adults like wheelchair accessibility, handrails, accessible showers, and a safe, homelike feel. People who live there get help with things like bathing, dressing, and remembering their medicine, and the staff supports everyone with everything from laundry and cleaning to transportation, and the caregivers are known for being attentive and kind. Memory care units use special programs like Reminiscence and the Terrace Club, which are good for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, with secure spaces to keep seniors safe, activities that help with brain health, and personal care plans based on the person's habits. Assisted living lets seniors keep their independence while having some help with daily needs, and there are programs like Sunrise Stories and personalized wellness activities to keep life full and interesting. The community welcomes pets, offers meals with options (including vegetarian choices), and has an on-site beautician, which helps people feel a bit more at home. Residents use outdoor areas, enjoy both onsite and offsite activities, and can join in social events or devotional gatherings held away from the facility, which helps keep spirits up, and the parking for residents makes it easy for family to visit. There are tools and guides for residents and caregivers, with information from resources like VirginiaNavigator or VeteransNavigator, that offer advice about legal, health, housing, and caregiving topics, and there's extra support for veterans and those who need help finding out which benefits they can use. For those who want to stay connected to the wider community, get help with paperwork, or manage long-term care options, Sunrise at Reston Town Center lists over 26,000 resources nearby and in wider areas, and staff will answer questions about those. Social, mental, and physical activities happen daily, and the staff includes an Executive Director and Director of Sales, with a focus on putting resident needs first-meaning families can trust the environment is welcoming and safe. People can arrange short-term stays if they need a break or are recovering, and there's respite care for caregivers, while programs like Dignity Home Care send helpers to those who want to stay in their homes for as long as possible. The community works with several senior and caregiving organizations, shares educational materials, supports events, and keeps people informed, and because it's been part of the larger Sunrise Senior Living group for over 35 years, families often say the atmosphere feels caring and the staff is truly helpful, especially for seniors who can share their needs or have someone advocating for them. The meals use good ingredients, the community offers plenty to do, and there's always a focus on both safety and comfort, so whether someone wants peaceful independent living or needs more hands-on care, the programs and support cover most needs, all in one place.