Stay far away if you want help with your seniors and still want to stay involved. LCI would prefer…read morefree reign without family involvement. In 5 years we've had a revolving door of caregivers ranging from bad to worse. Unresolved thefts from our home, medications missing, unauthorized visitors and only disinterest and lack of resolution from LCI. Our liaison is immature and generally non responsive. Stay far, far away.

I looked at another reviewers comments who said LifeCare charges "super high fees." Yes, getting an…read moreoutside firm is expensive. So, when a lawyer recommended them to help us take care of a friend as we live out of town, we looked at the fees. Our friend could afford them, so my husband signed the contract as her POA. Then the reviewer said they will sue you if you "don't have money to pay them back." Why did she sign up with them? It's not like the fees are hidden. Did she not make an agreement to pay them back? I found this confusing with misplaced blame. That being said, LifeCare has been a godsend for us. Our friend is visited every week and the care manager is fantastic in checking up with caregivers and the assisted living personnel. He attends to whatever we need of him to help us out. Their nurse came and did an outstanding overall health review with suggestions to make our friend's daily living a better experience (about a 15 page summary). As a result, we are moving our friend to what we believe is a better facility for her needs, AND it is almost $1600 cheaper per month. Now we can re-direct the savings towards more one-on-one part-time care. We, too, experienced sticker shock all around with the state of elderly care in this country, and I'm sure many people could not afford this level of oversight for a loved one. However, our friend can, and we are grateful for the exemplary service LifeCare provides. My recommendation to anyone who has a family member in a facility is to at least contract for the bare minimum so there is an experienced, expert set of eyes to alert you to any issues.

It's a little bit older facility but is clean and the staff is outstanding. They are so kind,…read moregentle and patient. If your loved one needs this kind of care, I would recommend Sunnyvale.

My mother moved to Sunny Hill after a stay in the hospital. She could not do much of anything when…read moreshe left the hospital. She went to therapy 5 days a week. She would always ask when she could have her own room. I continually told her when she gets stronger she could have her room. ( they actually have a waiting list ). After 100 days of physical therapy a room just so happened to come available. She was over joyed with her new room and her pictures on her walls. She loved showing them to anyone that would come to her room. One of her doctors said at one time she is a very complex patient. You name it and she had it. After many years of in and out of the hospital, she called Sunny Hill her home. She got sick and had the flu and pneumonia. It was just too much for her and she passed away. Sunny Hill and all of their staff and terrific. From management to cna to nurses. All were great. I would strongly recommend Sunny Hill. It's a Hidden gem. Really check it out if you have a loved one that is needing extra care. Thank you Sunny Hill for everything you have done for my mom.