Sunrise of Norwood Costs & Pricing
Sunrise of Norwood offers competitive pricing for its senior living accommodations, particularly when compared to the broader market in Norfolk County and throughout Massachusetts. The cost of a semi-private room at Sunrise is $3,660 per month, significantly lower than the county average of $6,142 and the state average of $5,805. For those seeking more private living arrangements, the studio option at Sunrise is priced at $5,490, which is only slightly above both the county and state averages of $5,282 and $5,312, respectively. However, the 1-bedroom option presents a notable contrast; at $6,600 per month, it exceeds both comparisons - Norfolk County's average of $5,598 and Massachusetts' average of $5,349. Overall, Sunrise of Norwood provides a range of options that cater to various needs while maintaining affordability in specific areas.
| Floor plans | Sunrise of Norwood | Norfolk County | Massachusetts |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $3,660 | $6,142 | $5,805 |
| Studio | $5,490 | $5,282 | $5,312 |
| 1 Bedroom | $6,600 | $5,598 | $5,349 |
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Overall Review of Sunrise of Norwood
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36 reviews mention this
Staff are consistently caring
Residents describe consistently kind, attentive staff who treat people with dignity.
Across many reviews, families and residentsâ visitors say the staff is kind, caring, and responsive, and that they feel treated with respect. Multiple reviewers mention staff members being knowledgeable and helpful with day-to-day needs, including support that reduces stress for families. Even where reviews are mixed, the strongest comments about staffing focus on warmth and attentiveness, though there are also complaints about communication and bell response in a few cases.
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The setting feels homey
Reviews repeatedly describe a clean, home-like environment rather than an institution.
Several reviews emphasize that the building and common areas feel comfortable and âhomey,â with cleanliness mentioned often. Reviewers also talk about the facility layout and atmosphere as supportive for residents, including quiet places to sit and inviting outdoor features. A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about upkeep or room condition, but the overall tone stays centered on comfort and cleanliness.
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Activities keep residents engaged
Residents describe frequent activities that help keep them busy and social.
Many reviewers say residents have regular opportunities to participate in activities, including in-house events and social gatherings. Several mention programs such as sing-alongs, games, live performances, and day trips, plus an event calendar. In a few reviews, people felt engagement could be limited, especially in memory care, but the majority describe an active routine.
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Dining is flexible and often praised
Dining gets frequent compliments for quality and for offering choices.
Reviewers commonly describe meals as good, with options and flexibility that help residents stay engaged with eating. Some say residents can choose to dine in different ways, and others mention being able to accommodate preferences and diet needs. A few reviews are neutral about food or bring up access concerns around meal participation, but dining is generally presented as a strength.
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Medication support and care focus
Care teams are described as involved with medications and day-to-day support needs.
Several reviews specifically mention medication management and staff making sure medications are correct and taken on time. Others talk about personal care support and interventions when issues come up, which families interpret as attentive follow-through. There are also isolated complaints about medication records and care planning communication, so experiences arenât uniformly consistent across reviewers.
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6 reviews mention this
Costs and staffing response draw complaints
A recurring concern is cost pressure and slower response during needs.
Some reviews focus on pricing increases and the overall expense as a deterrent or regret factor. Others mention delays in getting helpâsuch as slow response to call bellsâalong with concerns about whether care plans were followed. Together, these reviews suggest that cost and timeliness of support can be areas families want to clarify during the decision process.
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