We placed my father-in-law at Sunny View and he's happy there. It seemed really good, we didn't smell any urine, and it seemed very clean. The residents are very nice to each other, and the employees are very nice to the residents. The food is good. It's not spectacular, but they present it very nicely. They have exercise classes every day for different levels, social activities almost every day, and it's up to the residents to decide if they want to paricipate. My father-in-law has fallen a couple of times and within minutes they are right there helping him.

Sunny View was very nice. I was able to visit the homes, and they looked very nice. The staff and the residents were very friendly.

When we went there at Sunny View Retirement, they didn't have anybody to really show us around. We kind of walked around, and it seems like a much older facility. I think it needs renovation because it looked more clinical to me. It didn't seem as inviting as the other ones we have visited. I kind of looked in the dining room. It wasn't cafeteria style, but it was OK. We didn't really get to really see what the memory care unit looked like, but we could just tell that it wasn't what we were looking for. The first impression wasn't great.

We went to the rooms at Sunnyview, and they were very spacious. The dining area was good. The staff were very courteous and everything you would expect them to be in a pretty difficult situation.

The staff at Sunny View Retirement Community was helpful, and they provided the information we needed. There were some rooms that were a little darker than others. The dining area was nice. I thought it was kind of easy to get lost, and it would have been difficult for my mom to get from her room to the dining room unless the room was really close to the dining room. The halls kind of wandered around, and that was my main problem with that facility.

My mother lived at Sunnyview for about 5 years. The staff were friendly, knew her by name and the other residents were also very friendly. Mom moved from assisted living to skilled nursing after a fall, and the staff was very helpful during that time. The care team met with her and family members and tried to find activities that would be engaging for her. The facilities are comfortable, a number of garden areas, and a wide range of activities. The physical therapists were also attentive and helped mom recover from her fall.

I live at Sunny View with my wife. She has Parkinson's and Dementia, and she now lives in the Special Care unit. The staff is very caring and professional. Since we live close to one another, I'm able to spend a lot of time with her. On the other hand; I'm free to do other activities, and I don't have to worry about her care. The staff and other residents are very friendly, and I'm very happy here.

This is in a good neighborhood, on the corner of Foothill and Cupertino Road. It's near shopping, and it's very peaceful. It's on 12 acres and it's very park-like. There's access to public transportation nearby. There are walking paths and patios outside. This place has assisted living and a separate dementia unit. They also have skilled nursing. The common areas inside are nice. It's not perfect, but it's pleasant. It's not gaudy or anything. It's well kept up, and the common areas are large. I saw the rooms in the assisted living and dementia care units. These are typical rooms, nothing special. Residents can bring in their own personal belongings. . Everyone there seems really professional. They have RNs and LVNs on staff. I didn't eat there, but I saw food being served. The food I saw looked decent.