I was able to visit the Sunrise at Montgomery Village. They looked at my finances, and we looked at what I could qualify for. It was very nice. It had a wonderful atmosphere, but it didn't have the continuing care aspect to it. The staff that I met there were lovely. They were wonderful. It's small, but it's a very pretty place. Since they're small, they don't quite have the amenities that the place I chose has. There were a lot of people out and about. I saw the setup for dining, and it was a lovely dining room. They also have game rooms and a workout area. It's a more intimate setting.

We're going to choose Sunrise at Montgomery Village because my mom said it felt like the right place for her, and it has the right feel. She liked the outdoor space because she could sit outside. She met a couple of the residents and they made her feel welcome, and it just seemed right. She liked the size of the apartment and the way they made dinner that met her dietary needs. It felt like home. The staff that gave the tour was fantastic, he's been so helpful throughout this process. They were having a food tasting, but they had to postpone it so we're going to be going this week. My mom is very happy that they have a bus that takes them shopping to a couple of different places, a couple of days a week. They have a lot of activities and movies, and different games like Rummy Cube and card games. They also have a knitting/crochet club which is perfect for her, they have several different activities every day. It's not as new, bright, and shiny as the other place we toured, but my mom likes the fact that it wasn't as bright, shiny, and new. She didn't like the places that were brand new with all the bells and whistles, that's not her style. So that's what she liked about this. It's a little older and I think it could use a little bit of updating. It's clean and I saw them doing COVID protocols.

I toured the independent living at Sunrise at Montgomery Village. It was a nice place, and they were quite thorough. They told me what I would pay and the things that I would pay for. The people that work there seemed very knowledgeable, and the facilities were very clean. It seemed like they really care about the people who live there. The layout was fine. The apartments were small though, and they weren't configured quite great.

Sunrise at Montgomery Village was very nice, but a little ways out. They had a quasi-independent living/assisted living apartment that was nice, and it was in the market right now. When we went in, there was a really small lobby area with an elevator. It had a nice eating and dining area, but it was missing a sitting room. The staff was excellent, but I’m looking for a more upscale place than that.

Sunrise at Montgomery Village was nice. The entire community looked up to date. The person who accommodated me was knowledgeable and friendly.

My brother moved in to Sunrise at Montgomery Village about six weeks ago. He's got a little 1-bedroom with a little kitchenette. He's happy as a clam. He's got some issues with his eyesight and it's real easy to get around. He's on the second floor very close to the elevators but also close to the stairs. They have a very good program. He gets his morning and evening meals. He's made some friends and the staff is very accommodating and very supportive. They serve two meals a day. He's got a little kitchenette, stove, and refrigerator, and he fixes his sandwiches or soup. They've got different outings to museums, shopping centers, and grocery stores. He likes to watch a lot of TV. He does his own laundry, but they provide once a week housecleaning, and periodically they'll come in and refresh the paint. They keep it real nice. It's worth every penny.