Memory Care Community in Annapolis, Maryland

SD

My dad moved into Sunrise of Annapolis in February. It is very nice and convenient and has all of the services he needed. However, it is pricey. The staff members are very helpful and very conscientious. They provide medication management, laundry, and housekeeping. They also help him with bathing, dressing, and transfering from his wheelchair to his chair to his bed. They serve three meals a day. From what I have seen, the food is very good. There are lots of male residents right now, so they try to cater some of the activities specifically to them. They have church services, hot shaves, movie nights, and different outings.

A.P.

My mother-in-law stayed at Sunrise of Annapolis for a year. It was excellent and was a much bigger facility. 70% of their memory care people are kind of sedentary and not very active. They loved her there, and she had a good attendant who worked with her. The food wasn't gourmet, and they try to keep it very simple but nutritious, and their desserts were great. Everything else was really fabulous. Their bistro was expensive, but you can get popcorn and tea. They're just bigger and more elegant. They also had lots of grounds for people to go out and sit. The staff was good, and we had a good relationship with them. They?re always there, engaging, and excellent. They had bowling and religious services, and they take them out at least once a month.