Sunnymere, Inc. is a not-for-profit (501c3) corporation supported by monthly resident fees and investment income.
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There is no ‘buy-in’ or ‘lease’ at Sunnymere.
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Rent is due at the beginning of each month
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We need 30 days notice if you are moving out.
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We are ‘Private Pay’ (we do not accept Medicaid).
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We provide 3 meals/day, housekeeping, laundry and activities.
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Please note–we are a ‘pet-free’ building
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24 hour staff (in-house paging system)
We have two levels of care:
INDEPENDENT LIVING
Works for those who are self-sufficient and can take care of themselves
These are older adults who:
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Are ready to ‘give up’ the shopping for groceries, cooking, cleaning, laundry, home maintenance, but can take care of themselves.
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May benefit from socialization, regular meals and someone ‘keeping an eye’ on them.
ASSISTED LIVING
For those who are no longer able to safely and easily live independently.
They need our help with daily living tasks–such as medication monitoring, assistance with dressing, grooming, bathing, toileting, getting in and out of bed, coming to the dining room for meals, coming to activities, etc.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE MONTHLY FEE?
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The monthly fee includes room, three meals daily, laundry service, housekeeping, group activities, utilities, group activities (including professional entertainers)
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FREE Satellite TV hook-up (30+ channels)
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WIFI
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24/7 CNAs or Nursing Assistants on duty
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED?
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Telephone
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In-house Medical Alert pendant rental (rental for just a few dollars each month so that each resident can easily reach staff when needed)
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Beauty Shop/Barber Shop
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Bi-Monthly podiatric service
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Transportation. (We do not have our own transportation) Residents can take advantage of Ride in Kane service, Uber, etc.
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Medical expenses (including Medicare payments, medical visits, hospitalizations, and medications). Note–Medicare does not pay for long term communities.
ABOUT OUR BUILDING
Sunnymere does not look like a ‘facility’. We look like a ‘home’. We have four levels, with a state of the art elevator to reach all the floors. It was built like a ‘sorority’ house where everyone has a private room and eats meals together in the dining room. These rooms are not considered apartments, because there are no kitchens in any of the rooms.
Each resident has his/hero own ‘room’ that they furnish themselves.
Years ago, most people lived in a home or apartment with one bathroom. The family ‘shared’ that bathroom. At Sunnymere, every two rooms share a toilet. Two-room suites have their own powder room. Showers are a few steps down each hall.
