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Sunrise Manor II

Assisted living in Jasper, Walker County, Alabama

16 licensed beds
Group ALF
3 tags in newest report
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Sunrise Manor II is a group assisted living facility (ALF) at 1609 Sunrise Road in Jasper, Walker County, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health under ID D6411 for 16 beds. Its license status on ADPH's directory export of October 30, 2026 is regular.

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Sunrise Manor II is a group assisted living facility (ALF) at 1609 Sunrise Road in Jasper, Walker County, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health under ID D6411 for 16 beds. Its license status on ADPH's directory export of October 30, 2026 is regular.

How is Sunrise Manor II licensed in Alabama?

Sunrise Manor II is licensed as a group facility (3 to 16 residents) with 16 beds, smaller than the local median of 38 beds for assisted living and specialty care licenses in the seven counties. Regular ALFs in Alabama have no fixed staff ratio, just 24-hour coverage with a CPR-certified person on duty.

License detailADPH record
ADPH license IDD6411
License class (ADPH)Group Assisted Living Facility
Licensed beds16
License statusRegular
Licensee typeCorporation
Administrator on fileEunice Renee Moore
Phone on file(205) 387-7400

How did Sunrise Manor II do on its newest ADPH survey?

ADPH's newest posted statement of deficiencies for Sunrise Manor II covers a licensure survey completed May 23, 2024 and cites 3 deficiency tags. Surveyors recorded a census of 14 in 16 beds, about 88% full.

TagRule cited
A405420-5-4-.04 (6) Personnel
A602420-5-4-.06 (2) (a) (b) (c) Care of Residents
A611420-5-4-.06 (4) (a) (b) Care of Residents

The citations cluster in care of residents (2), personnel and training (1). Compared with the area's 5-tag median it sits at or lower. Read the findings and plan of correction in the original ADPH report.

How often has ADPH posted inspection reports for Sunrise Manor II?

ADPH lists 4 posted survey reports for Sunrise Manor II, from 2013 to 2024; the newest is dated May 23, 2024, about 2.4 years ago, against a 2.4-year median for the area's licensed assisted living.

Survey dateCategorySurvey type
5/23/2024HPS Clinical DeficienciesLicensure/Complaint
4/30/2019HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled
1/5/2017HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled
9/25/2013HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled

Earlier reports we read: April 30, 2019, 2 tags, census 15; January 5, 2017, 14 tags, census 15.

Survey types on file: not labeled (3), licensure/complaint (1).

How does Sunrise Manor II compare with places nearby?

Apart from its own campus, the nearest license on ADPH's roster is Water Oak Villa in Jasper, a Group SCALF with 16 beds about 8.3 miles away.

FacilityLicense classMiles awayLicensed bedsNewest posted ADPH survey
Water Oak VillaGroup SCALF8.316October 8, 2024
Harborchase of Jasper Assisted Living FacilityCongregate ALF8.870November 9, 2022
Lakewood Senior Living of Jasper I, LLCGroup ALF8.816June 29, 2022
Lakewood Senior Living of Jasper II, LLCGroup ALF8.816June 29, 2022

What local help is there near Sunrise Manor II in Jasper?

Sunrise Manor II is in Jasper, ZIP 35504, in Walker County; the closest general hospital on ADPH's roster is Baptist Health Walker Hospital, about 8.8 miles away.

Next is Birmingham VA Medical Center at roughly 34.0 miles. Distances run between ZIP-code centers, so drive times will differ.

Free help for Walker County families comes from Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (M4A) (205-670-5770), which also runs the long-term care ombudsman who can visit residents here.

What should families ask Sunrise Manor II on a tour?

Start with the record: ask what changed in care of residents after the May 23, 2024 survey, and to see the plan of correction.

  • Ask where residents usually go when dementia progresses, since this license cannot secure the doors.
  • Ask how the facility checks each month that residents can still recognize their own medication packets.
  • Ask for the rate sheet and how care-level charges are assessed.
Source: Alabama Department of Public Health, Health Care Facilities Directory export, data as of October 30, 2026 (dph1.adph.state.al.us); ADPH Health Care Facilities Deficiencies postings, retrieved October 30, 2026 (statements of deficiencies). Star ratings are CMS's own. We do not rate or rank facilities.

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