Sunrise at Bluemont Park: A Comprehensive Review
Sunrise at Bluemont Park, located at 5910 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22205, is a senior living community operated by Sunrise Senior Living. This review provides a detailed analysis of the facility’s services, amenities, resident experiences, and market position to help families make informed decisions about senior living options in the Arlington area. Services Offered Assisted…

Sunrise at Bluemont Park is a senior living community at 5910 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22205, operated by Sunrise Senior Living. It offers assisted living and memory care services.
Services offered
Assisted living
- 24-hour help with activities of daily living
- Medication management
- Personalized care plans
- Regular wellness visits by licensed nurses
- Support for chronic conditions including diabetes and cardiac issues
Memory care ("Reminiscence Program")
- Specialized environment for residents with Alzheimer's and other dementia
- Staff trained in memory care techniques (Alzheimer's Association-recognized training)
- Secure, supportive neighborhood setting
- Structured daily routines designed for cognitive support
- Person-centered approach to memory care
Short-term/respite care
- Temporary accommodations for seniors
- Access to all community amenities and care services
- Ideal for caregiver relief or post-hospital recovery
The facility does not offer independent living or skilled nursing care. Residents needing more advanced medical care will need to move to another facility.
Amenities and features
Community spaces
- Multiple dining areas: formal dining room, café/bistro, and private dining
- Beauty salon and barbershop
- Library and computer center
- Movie/theater room
- Arts and crafts center
- Game room
- Central fireplace
- Piano/organ
- Outdoor patio, gardens, and sundeck
- Gazebo
- Fitness center
Residence features
- Studio apartments (starting at $3,922/month)
- One-bedroom apartments (starting at $6,323/month)
- Two-bedroom apartments (starting at $5,472/month)
- Semi-private/companion suites
- Open layouts with contemporary kitchens
- Bedrooms with natural light
- Cable TV and Wi-Fi
- Kitchenettes or full kitchens (depending on unit type)
- Emergency call systems
- Wheelchair accessible showers in select units
- Individual climate control
Services
- Three meals daily
- Weekly housekeeping and laundry
- Daily trash removal
- Transportation for medical appointments and outings
- Salon services
- Family engagement app with photos, videos, and updates
- Electronic health record system (Sunrise CareConnect) for care coordination
Daily activities and lifestyle
The community offers:
- Music lessons and performances
- Social hours and gatherings
- Fitness classes
- Arts and crafts workshops
- Wii bowling
- Intergenerational programs
- Sensory-based activities (for memory care)
- Regular outings to local attractions
- Religious services
- Educational presentations
- Book clubs and discussion groups
The facility is near Seven Corners Center, Willston Centre, and Ballston Corner for shopping. Dining options include Mexican, Hawaiian, Indian, and French cuisine. Nearby attractions include the United States Botanic Garden, the Smithsonian National Zoological Park, and Georgetown Waterfront Park.
Pricing information
Monthly costs vary by room type and care level:
Room Type
Starting Price
Studio
$3,922/month
One Bedroom
$6,323/month
Two Bedrooms
$5,472/month
Memory Care
$5,685/month
Additional services may increase monthly costs based on individual needs.
Sunrise at Bluemont Park's advantages include:
- Competitive pricing compared to other Sunrise communities in the area
- Convenient location near shopping, dining, and attractions
- Multiple dining venues and outdoor spaces
- Pet-friendly (cats and dogs allowed)
- Multilingual staff (English, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Italian)
Summary
Sunrise at Bluemont Park offers assisted living and memory care in a convenient Arlington location. Strengths include personalized care, diverse amenities, activity programming, and competitive pricing.
The facility suits seniors who want professional care and regular social engagement. Outdoor spaces, including a gazebo and sundeck, and bright indoor common areas create a pleasant environment.
The facility does not offer independent living or skilled nursing care. Residents needing advanced medical care will need to transfer elsewhere. The proximity to medical facilities, shopping, dining, and cultural attractions is helpful for residents and visiting family.
For families considering senior living in Arlington, Sunrise at Bluemont Park is a mid-range option with solid reputation for care quality. Schedule a tour to see if it fits your needs.
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