Sonrisa Senior Living

Sonrisa Senior Living offers a wide range of care, so people can get independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or continuing care all on one campus, and they have apartments with several floor plan choices like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, so folks can pick what works best for them, and the homes often have small kitchenettes for making snacks or drinks. There are common areas both indoors and outdoors, where you'll find things like a living room, fireplace, theater, pool, outdoor grill, gym, spa, salon, and spaces for pets, and folks spend time talking, playing games, or just enjoying the sun and breeze, depending on the day. Their dining includes Gourmet Bites Cuisine, which means meals get served with attention to quality, taste, and special diets, especially for those who have trouble with regular meals. For people who need extra support, like help with bathing, dressing, or medication, the staff provides assisted living services, and for folks with memory issues like Alzheimer's or dementia, there's Prema Memory Support℠, specialized activities meant to prevent confusion or wandering, and social programs to help people feel engaged and safe. Therapy services happen right on-site, and the place runs a regular program and activity calendar, so residents can join in classes, events, or outings-even public events-and there are partnerships with groups like SAGE and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Sierra College for more lifelong learning. Sonrisa runs signature programs such as Watermark University, 360Well®, EngageVR® for virtual reality fun, and Resident Ambassadors to help new residents settle in. The community is pet-friendly, has Wi-Fi and high-speed internet, and offers safety and convenience features like handicap accessibility and programs like Accushield and a Technology Concierge. There are tools, glossaries, reviews, and real stories to help residents and families plan and make sense of senior care, and the facility has won recognition for friendly staff and engaging activities, which helps people feel at home. Residents can take tours, look at photos, watch videos, and see 3D tours to get a better idea of daily living. There are options to use different sources of payment, including benefits for veterans, Medicare, and Medicaid, which can help with costs.