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Key information
Sunny View Manor is a 48-bed nursing home in Cupertino, part of Front Porch. Medicare rates it 5 out of 5 stars overall, the highest rating, with 4 for health inspections, 5 for staffing and 5 for quality of care.
It also offers assisted living, continuing care and independent living. Care on offer includes occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech pathology. It is certified by Medicare and Medi-Cal, and has been since 1989. The nearest hospital, El Camino Health, which has an emergency room, is 3.2 miles away.
Inspectors have visited 18 times since November 2023, most recently on March 27, 2026. Federal inspectors cited 24 deficiencies in that time (1 actual harm and 23 potential for harm). State health inspectors (CDPH) cited 1 citation in that time (1 class A). Regulators looked into 8 complaints in that time (3 substantiated, 2 unsubstantiated and 3 without a recorded outcome). Medicare imposed 1 penalty totalling $8,176 in that time (1 civil money penalty). The state health department (CDPH) imposed 1 penalty totalling $60,200 in that time (1 fine).
From April to June 2026, each resident received 5.49 hours of nursing care a day on average, 0.98 of them from registered nurses.
Rating and inspection report
Official rating
- Medicare health inspections4/5 · Above average
- Medicare quality measures (long stay)5/5 · Much above average
- Medicare quality measures5/5 · Much above average
- Medicare quality measures (short stay)5/5 · Much above average
- Medicare staffing5/5 · Much above average
- State inspections5 serious citations in 3 years
Care & pricing
Care available
- Licensed capacity
- 48 beds
- State license
- CA 220000421 · Active
Pricing
- Average daily charge (Medicare cost report): $590 per dayNursing home
Payment types accepted
Daily life
Details
Facilities
- Non-profit ownership
- Part of a continuing care retirement community
- State-licensed skilled nursing facility (California CDPH)
Services
- Licensed nurse on site 24/
7 - Medication administration by staff
- Physical, occupational or speech therapy
- Resident council
Safety and security
- Automatic sprinklers throughout the building
Policies
- Accepts Medicaid (Medi-Cal)
- Accepts Medicare
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Reviews and listings
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Ratings on other sites
- 4.3/5
- 4.3/5
Reviews
- Caring.com4/5
We toured Sunny View. They have some two-bedroom places that are not connected directly to the main building. The person we talked to thought it would be better not to put us in one of those because my wife and I are using walkers. When we go somewhere that requires a long distance, we have a transport wheelchair, and a wheelchair up and down some of the slopes wouldn't be a good idea. So, she suggested a very large one-bedroom, which could be used for the king bed and a desk. The problem was that their halls were long, a long way from those units to the dining room. So, that was a downer as far as we're concerned. It was an interesting layout. It had two bathrooms, but it wasn't something that we would jump into at this point. The place was very nice and I had no problem with it. The chief person who talked to people and looked for the place was very nice. The price was higher than we would like to see. That particular room they had was in the neighborhood of 14 grand or something like that for two people. It was high, which is a little more difficult to handle.
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Aug 24, 2025
- Caring.com4/5
Sunny View was a nice place and a nice setting. It's not a high-rise structure. They had nice outside courtyards. They had courts for playing games like bocce ball. It's a continuing care place, and the buy-in cost is more reasonable than the other place. The apartments were nice and reasonably sized. The staff was friendly and helpful.
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Feb 17, 2025
- Google1/5
DO NOT PUT YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS FACILITY. The Doctors are rarely seen and it's impossible to speak to them in person or on the phone because they are just not available. All questions and requests are routed through the nurses. My biggest complaint was that I requested a UTI test for my mother because I noticed a change in her behavior. Our family was told that the test was done and that she was fine. Two months later my mother is taken to the hospital because she is in Septic Shock. Why? Because, per Sunny View's medical records department, she was never tested and treated for a UTI. The nurse lied to us. This can be life threatening for an elderly person. At that point I had to call and open up an investigation. My mother was out of the facility at this point. My mother's belongings were stolen by a floormate yet for 6 months no one found them after asking several times for the staff to look. The place is adequate for ambulatory healthy adults, but not if you're aging and in need of more assistance. More than once I cleaned feces off of the wall by her bed. They never used wipes nor barrier cream. They didn't have in room trash cans for the disposal of diapers and instead would throw them on the floor and then into a trash can down the hall. This is a very, very unsanitary facility. I am not sure how the owner Nelson Rodrigues is running his business but he does not seem to truly care for the elderly. After my mothers stay at the hospital she went to Atria Willow Glen. It was an eye opening experience. It didn't smell like urine nor feces. The rooms were clean. The food was nutrition-appropriate and vibrant. They have a doctor on staff. When you call and ask a question, you get an answer. And they call you back. The outside facade of Sunny View is very misleading. It is in a seemingly nice neighborhood. It's very quiet. It seems sweet and safe. It is neither. I hope this will deter everyone from using this facility. There are other options. You have a right to demand better than this hell hole.
Read full reviewNov 25, 2022
- Google5/5
there are no words that can encompass the amount of appreciation I have for the amazing staff at Sunny View. They have taken such amazing care of my grandmother as she reached her 100th year during a global pandemic. Months would go by where I wasn't able to see her and they did such a good job keeping her safe, calm, happy and engaged while the rest of the world seemed to be falling apart. It makes me emotional just thinking about the immense gratitude I have in my heart for the superhero staff that cares so deeply about their residents at Sunny View. Bravo for the communication, the attention to detail, the patience (sorry my grandma always loses her wallet) and the genuine care that leads from the heart. Forever grateful for you all EDIT: it's 4 years later and Sunnyview continues to be one of the biggest blessings in my family's lives. And if you've done the math, yes that means my grandma is now 104 and without a doubt her being cared for at Sunnyview is part of the reason for that.
Read full reviewMar 9, 2022
- Caring.com5/5
I liked Sunny View Retirement Community. It has been there since 1964. It has a vibrant culture, it looked nice, and had a homey feel to it. They have an active building program, so they always seem to be adding and improving their facilities. I also liked that it's a nonprofit and that it offers a continuum of care. There's a lot of green space between the buildings. So, there's a lot of open space, and I think it's the largest campus of all the ones I saw. It's already full, so we looked at some units that were already occupied. They were set up well, and I liked them. They offered a wide range of activities, too.
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Nov 26, 2021
- Caring.com5/5
I love Sunny View. The people are amazingly kind and helpful. I've been so surprised at how wonderful the people have been, which you don't always find in retirement communities. Everything is included, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They give you two entrees on the menu and choices for dessert, soup, and salad. The food is good. They have all of the things that you want, like buses to take you shopping, people coming in to do shows for you, a section with a library and games, and a theater for movies. They have a shopping room where people can donate things to it, and once a week it's open for the residents to come and buy at low prices. They have a doctor who comes in on a regular basis. You can come in as individual living then you can go towards assisted living, all the way to a section for Alzheimer's patients. They have beautiful grounds and little fountains that are well kept. My mother chose to live in the villas and I love them. It's like a two-bedroom apartment with a full kitchen. She walks out her back sliding patio and has this enclosed gorgeous garden area. She can set out a table, chairs, and an umbrella, and she has places to put potted plants. It has a beautiful iron gate that you can walk out of in order to go to the dining facility. The staff is amazing, and they have all kinds of activities.
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Sep 14, 2018
- Google5/5
Both of my parents lived at Sunnyview for a period of time. The staff is amazing! Friendly, fun and so helpful to each and every resident. Dedication beyond belief!
Read full reviewApr 19, 2018
- Caring.com5/5
We placed my father-in-law at Sunny View and he's happy there. It seemed really good, we didn't smell any urine, and it seemed very clean. The residents are very nice to each other, and the employees are very nice to the residents. The food is good. It's not spectacular, but they present it very nicely. They have exercise classes every day for different levels, social activities almost every day, and it's up to the residents to decide if they want to paricipate. My father-in-law has fallen a couple of times and within minutes they are right there helping him.
Read full reviewFamily member
Apr 2, 2018
- Google5/5
Beautiful community filled with wonderful residents and staff. It feels like home and a family when you walk in.
Read full reviewAug 5, 2017
- Google5/5
A wonderful retirement community and all of the staff here are just amazing. The place is also very well kept up and I never have any concerns about how my mother is being cared for here. I am truly blessed that I found this nursing home for my mother! This is also the first nursing home that my mom has ever liked. You or your family member won't be disappointed here!
Read full reviewNov 13, 2016
- Google4/5
Sunnyview is a hybrid retirement/nursing home with external Section 8 housing that also use the facility. There's a special section for residents with memory problems, a section with additional parking and storage, and then the usual retirement housing. Before the area became so expensive, many of its residents were military retirees.
Read full reviewOct 30, 2016
- Caring.com4/5
Sunny View was very nice. I was able to visit the homes, and they looked very nice. The staff and the residents were very friendly.
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May 3, 2015
- Caring.com3/5
When we went there at Sunny View Retirement, they didn't have anybody to really show us around. We kind of walked around, and it seems like a much older facility. I think it needs renovation because it looked more clinical to me. It didn't seem as inviting as the other ones we have visited. I kind of looked in the dining room. It wasn't cafeteria style, but it was OK. We didn't really get to really see what the memory care unit looked like, but we could just tell that it wasn't what we were looking for. The first impression wasn't great.
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Feb 12, 2015
- Google5/5
Probably the most surprising thing to me, once I moved into Sunny View, was the rapidity with which the staff – particularly the maintenance people - would respond to a request for help or to fix something or to assist you in whatever way you ask for. You almost had to run from the desk to back to your apartment in order to beat the maintenance people there. That is the best…probably the biggest surprise I had. – Jerry Johnson
Read full reviewFeb 9, 2015
- Caring.com4/5
We went to the rooms at Sunnyview, and they were very spacious. The dining area was good. The staff were very courteous and everything you would expect them to be in a pretty difficult situation.
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Sep 14, 2014
- Caring.com4/5
The staff at Sunny View Retirement Community was helpful, and they provided the information we needed. There were some rooms that were a little darker than others. The dining area was nice. I thought it was kind of easy to get lost, and it would have been difficult for my mom to get from her room to the dining room unless the room was really close to the dining room. The halls kind of wandered around, and that was my main problem with that facility.
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Jul 23, 2014
- Caring.com5/5
My mother lived at Sunnyview for about 5 years. The staff were friendly, knew her by name and the other residents were also very friendly. Mom moved from assisted living to skilled nursing after a fall, and the staff was very helpful during that time. The care team met with her and family members and tried to find activities that would be engaging for her. The facilities are comfortable, a number of garden areas, and a wide range of activities. The physical therapists were also attentive and helped mom recover from her fall.
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Jun 6, 2014
- Google5/5
My parents moved into Sunny View 4 months ago and my whole family has been pleased with the support from all the staff. They are very friendly and take time to make sure all the needs are being met. This is true about the caregivers, the dinning room staff, housekeeping, AL supervisors, and executive staff. This was my first choice for a safe living situation for my parents and when they were ready they sold their house moved in and have not regretted their decision.
Read full reviewMay 21, 2014
- Caring.com5/5
I live at Sunny View with my wife. She has Parkinson's and Dementia, and she now lives in the Special Care unit. The staff is very caring and professional. Since we live close to one another, I'm able to spend a lot of time with her. On the other hand; I'm free to do other activities, and I don't have to worry about her care. The staff and other residents are very friendly, and I'm very happy here.
Read full reviewResident
Apr 16, 2012
- Caring.com5/5
My wife and I moved here 14 months ago. Since she has Parkinson's Disease and Lewy Body Dementia, I knew she would eventually need more care. Although her move to the Special Care unit occured earlier than I anticipated, it was handled in a very smooth and caring way. The staff is very professional and respectful of her unique situation. I still live in the independent living area of the facility, yet it is quite convenient to visit my wife and share meals with her. I'm very thankful for the care that Sunny View has provided to both me and my wife, and I can highly recommend it to anyone looking for continuing care.
Read full reviewResident
Jul 27, 2011