News & Updates

Hero’s Journey: Ms. Thompson

I came to Sunrise Manor for therapy after a broken ankle bone. I needed help getting back on my feet. And with the help of a rollator, I will be going home tomorrow! I have made many good friends here at Sunrise that I am going to miss. You can not get any better than the Rehab team here at Sunrise, but I am happy to go home to my pets!

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Hero’s Journey: Donnie


[quote style=”default”]Donnie came to us after having a stroke. He needed rehab to help gain his strength back. With the help of staff and our therapy team he is feeling better and is ready to return home. He said that if he ever had to go back to a rehab facility that he would return to Sunrise. He said everyone was good to him and friendly. Likewise, he enjoyed his stay with us, but was ready to return home and see his grand children![/quote]

Debbie’s Story

[custom_gallery source=”media: 2907,2906″ limit=”2″ link=”lightbox” target=”self” width=”225″ height=”225″ title=”never”] [quote style=”default”]Debbie came to Sunrise after a right leg amputation in October 2020.Then in November Debbie had to have her left toes amputated as well. Debbie needed therapy and help with learning how to walk, transfer and just everyday normal things. But today she can now do everything independently. Debbie is returning home but wants to “Thank” the wonderful Team here at Sunrise. She said the Therapy Team was great. She wants a special shoutout to Alison and Frankie who motivated her. Debbie said she would recommend Sunrise to anyone. If she ever needs a place to go again, she will choose Sunrise again.[/quote]

National Cheese Day

[custom_gallery source=”media: 2903,2902,2901,2900,2899,2898″ limit=”6″ link=”lightbox” target=”self” width=”150″ height=”150″ title=”never”] Our residents here at Sunrise enjoyed a taste of cheese for National Cheese Day!

Learning At Camp Sunrise

We love learning new things with the Larue County Library. Camp Sunrise enjoyed learning to make jewelry and had so much fun. Does Summer Camp really have to end?

Larue Chamber Luncheon

Signature HealthCARE of Sunrise was glad to sponsor the Larue Chamber luncheon today. Audrey Mercer, Regional Director of Business, partnership did a great job giving testament to all that Signature HealthCARE does. Lorrie McCoy, Admissions, at Sunrise along with Stephanie and Shannon, from our Sister faculties of North Hardin And E-town, were also there. It was so exciting to tell our story, and of course see Abe. Thanks to the amazing dietary staff for the great lunch. One of Abe’s famous quotes is, “Whatever you are be a good one”. Words to live by.

Monday Moving & Grooving

What we love about Monday’s! Our Quality of Life and Restorative teams join up weekly to get everyone ‘moving and grooving’. We love when the kids join in on the fun. Music, dancing and exercising makes Monday’s more enjoyable.

Egg My Yard

Your child(ren) can find candy filled eggs hidden in your yard on Saturday, April 20th!
All orders must be placed by Saturday, April 13th. Must pay in advance.
For more information, please call (270) 358-3103 and ask for Activities Department or Sonya Turner.
A limited amount of yards can be egged. Don’t delay, get your yard egged today!
24 eggs for $20, 36 eggs for $30, or 48 eggs for $40.

All proceeds go to Elder Vacation fund!

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