Sunrise of Westfield

Stacy Healy

Aug 2026

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We moved my parents to Sunrise of Westfield at the end of May. The staff has been attentive and welcoming. Our first meeting was with Racquel Williams. She made sure that our needs were met and that my parents settled in comfortably. She is still very active in moms care and always available to us. The nurses Patricia Williams and Rebecca Fernandez are exceptional. Patricia worked on her days off to make sure that my moms medications were ordered and delivered without missing a day. When my mom needed a wheelchair, it was ordered and delivered in less than a week. Amanda Moran is always available for any issues that arise. And Deidre Cottle one of my moms aides, makes sure that my mom has everything that she needs. Mom is very attached to her and a few other aides. She also informs me if she thinks that mom needs more clothes or toiletries. MaryBeth, mom's physical therapist is amazing. She spends an incredible amount of time with my mom. My mom has really taken to her. She motivates my mom to stay active. All of the staff great me when they see me and update me on my mom. The staff takes the time to get to know the residents well.

Kair Gebauer

May 2026

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Our family has had an incredibly positive experience with Sunrise of Westfield. My 84-year-old uncle, who lived independently his entire life and is solitary by nature (and, at times, quite grumpy...lol), made the transition to assisted living with profound reluctance. Frankly, he had reached a point where he had little interest in engaging with life at all.<br><br>The staff at Sunrise who care for him daily—especially Deidre and Kathy—have been nothing short of extraordinary in helping him through this transition. Their patience, warmth, and genuine kindness stand out. They meet him exactly where he is, handling his resistance and gruffness with a rare combination of compassion, lightheartedness and humor (his go-to responses). They don’t just provide care—they connect with him in a way that has made all the difference.<br><br>The nursing team is equally exceptional. The Nursing Director, Patty, spent a tremendous amount of time with our family as we considered Sunrise and throughout my uncle's transition. She was refreshingly candid and transparent—she provided straightforward, thoughtful answers, even when the answers weren't what we hoped to hear. That honesty made it clear she was focused on what was right for my uncle, not just filling a spot. This helped us build trust and feel confident in our decision. She managed every aspect of his transition and helped guide us through what we needed to do.<br><br>The nurses on site are attentive, responsive, and consistently helpful—whenever I have a question they are able to provide the answer.<br><br>Throughout this entire journey—which began in a hospital and continued through a rehab facility—we often felt bounced around, struggling to get clear information or have our questions answered. It was frustrating and overwhelming. It was like banging my head against a wall! That has not been the case here. Our questions are answered promptly, and if something isn’t immediately known, the staff follows through and provides answers quickly. That level of responsiveness has made an enormous difference and our stress level has decreased significantly.<br><br>As in life, there is a mix of different approaches and styles. The overall culture here is clearly one of attentiveness and respect. What is especially notable is the administration’s awareness and responsiveness when an interaction hasn't been ideal. They understand that not every personality match will be perfect and demonstrate a willingness to acknowledge when a situation could have been approached differently based on my uncle's demeanor. While we all hope that everything will always be perfect, that is not life. This insight and acknowledgement is what has been the most reassuring about my uncle being at Sunrise of Westfield. It leaves me trusting that if something of a serious nature were to ever occur, it would be handled appropriately.<br><br>Amanda, the assisted living coordinator, is a true go-to—she seems to know a little bit about everything and is always able to point you in the right direction or provide the answer.<br><br>Raquel, the Executive Director, met with us on a weekend and remained in contact throughout the process. Knowing my uncle loves dogs, she even brought hers in on his move-in day. Although she is not involved in day-to-day operations, she clearly has a pulse on the residence and sets the tone through her leadership. She always has a smile, greets everyone by name and has been willing to help us out, no matter what the task is. This has clearly trickled down and the same can be found in all of Sunrise's employees.<br><br>Most importantly, my uncle is safe, cared for, and—perhaps most surprisingly—engaging more than we ever expected. Sunrise of Westfield has truly made what could have been a very difficult transition into a positive and dignified experience. We are deeply grateful.

Ann G

Apr 2026

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We interviewed and visited multiple facilities before choosing Sunrise Senior Living. What stood out to all the other facilities was the professional and friendly staff. The facility was clean, warm and inviting. Most important the kindness, patience and genuine concern for our mother’s well-being did not go unnoticed. It brought us comfort to know our mother was treated with dignity, warmth and respect every day. The special relationships she formed with your staff meant so much to her and to us as well. The staff made a difficult and challenging season easier and we are very grateful.

Joan Shanebrook

Mar 2026

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Hello Everyone. i want to complement Sunrise on their excellent care and support for . John who has been at Sunrise for over 4 years. The professional care and support he receives is outstanding. Thank you all so very much for everything.

Julie Shanebrook

Feb 2026

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AVOID this facility! Mercenary and deceptive administration. Moved my father after 3 years from general population to memory care (twice the money) without medical evaluation, evidence of need or justification. They did it overnight with NO documentation of any changes in his health or behavior. I asked for documentation and was told they don't keep records. Hoodwinked my elderly, cognitively-compromised mother (who has power of attorney) to transfer him without notice or reasonable process. My take: they needed my Dad's room for a new general population resident and they railroaded him into memory care where they had a vacancy and could get more money out of him. You want your loved-one in a place like that?