Sunrise of Hunter Mill - Oakton, VA

We should have not moved my dad into this community. I was lead to believe they would be able to provide a high level care. I was there for a whole week to monitor him. It was a nice place and they have caring staff but it is important to understand what is the real need to move in and to determine what the needs are. What was available and said to be provided was not followed through. They did not have enough staff.

I had a good tour of this community. It was a lovely experience, and everyone was very kind. The community looked great, everything was very nice and clean. The staff was helpful, and informative. We found a community that was closer for us, but our tour of this one went well.

This community is a little higher priced than the community we chose. The rooms were not as nice as the other community. They have an open and airy foyer. The staff we met were nice and the community seemed clean.

They look like a nice facility and the staff were nice. My mom stayed as a respite but she did not care for it. She was just waiting to get into the community of her desire to be with my dad. It was a good respite overall.

My mother in law is still getting adjusted to this community, but we are satisfied with her move here. They have lovely staff, they are attentive and helpful. They do a good job with keeping the community nice and clean. There are activities offered for the residents. The meals are nice. We know she is safe and in good hands here. This is a community I would recommend, it has been good experience for us.

Nice location, very friendly staff and community. Pretty building and I saw many activities and their pet was very engaging. Not as convenient for our family and their usual travel routes.

Sunrise at Hunter Mill have taken good care of her. It has been a good experience. It is expensive. They have plenty of activities offered. She does not participate but they are there. Overall thing are good here.

We're happy with the location and with the care Mom is getting. It's a pretty building with a sweet house dog and kind and friendly people who work there. I think my mom feels at home there.

So far it has been good. They have been very helpful which is important. I think that is the best thing. It's very clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Overall, It has been a good experience.

We've had a great experience with Sunrise at Hunter Mill, overall. I'd give them top marks across the board, we're really pleased with them. In particular I think they do a great job with their activities, both the activities that take place at the facility itself, as well as the off-site shopping trips, meals, etc.

They do provide quite a few activities. It’s a very caring community. I think the people who provide services because they want to be there. There isn’t enough parking. The big negative is that it was difficult to move furniture because there isn’t good access… you have to in through the lobby or through the service area.

This palce was wonderful! This particular Sunrise has a floor that is just for dementia type patients. The only reason we took her out (because this place was great!) was money, they were very expensive. My mother was better off here because she could walk the floors and talk to people, she's physically very healthy.
It was excellent and we just couldn't afford it anymore so we had to move her.

Very friendly staff and well trained. They worked hard to ensure that everything went smoothly. Very nice people.

Lovely staff, Lisa Grieg. Room overall just not big enough to comfortably fit mom's art stuff. Seems no matter what, she would be cramped when entertaining visitors or even herself for sitting around. Art would take up whole sitting room. Room view was great though, and location, location location! Pretty high price, too--$8,400 per month.

Liked this facilty. Met with director. All Sunrises have house dog and cat. Nice setting, good location, had a few room available: turret room $208/day a bit pricey but nice space. Had good feel to it.