We chose this facility because we live in Falls Church and wanted to be close too my Dad. We were wrongly swayed by the pretty building and white table clothes. Given the price, we made assumptions that the staff would be trained and the care appropriate. We were wrong. It turned out to be the worst experience my family EVER had in my father's journey through dementia. Here our a few low lights of our experience there: The memory care wing here is the upstairs floor that my Dr. described as an "attic." There is no access to the outside or fresh air. There were no activities and no events provided unless you made them happen by taking your family to the AL unite downstairs. Meeting after meeting to draw up plans of care just to have none of them executed. A continual rotation of staff INCLUDING the ED, in our time there we went through 4. Some (but not all) of the staff were exceptionally kind and caring. BUT, they were not trained in handling dementia patients. There are many "normal" behaviors associated with dementia including aggression and agitation--the response here is medicate. They call the police on your loved ones if they act out. I will never forget arriving there to have the police tell me that they were there to arrest my Dad for his dementia! Thank goodness our family doctor arrived to sort this event out. Having agreed that they were not equipped to manage my Dad's care, they asked us to locate another residence. We agreed, it was not working. They assured us they would work with us to transition my Dad to a new facility so that it was as smooth as possible for my dad. The next day they called and said we had 24 hours! In closing, I cannot tell you how horrible this experience was for our family and especially my Dad. We moved my dad to a a facility in Annandale that just does memory care. Our only regret was stopping at Sunrise along the way.