General Information

Welcome to the Sunnyview facility tour. If you're unfamiliar with this technology, please read the instructions at the bottom before making your selection. Please choose from the images below to take a panoramic tour...

	Patient Room tour Many of our new rooms have been modernized with the "comforts of home." The painting above the bed slides up to reveal many of the medical devices needed to monitor the patient. This room is also equiped with an adjustable bed, television, microwave, sink and many other features that offer convenience and independence to support preparation for the journey home.
	Bath tour Our modernized rooms also offer an adjoining private bath with a handicapped accessible shower and commode, as well as a vanity and storage area for personal toiletries and an emergency call cord for immediate assistance.
	Lifestyle Wellness Center tour The Lifestyle Wellness Center provides both physical fitness training for members of the public, as well as physical therapy for our patients.
	Pool Therapy tour The unique pool area is especially designed for therapy. The elevator floor in the pool allows patients to be wheeled in when the floor is raised, and then lowered to the depth required for therapy.
	Physical Therapy Room tour This is one of the well-lit physical therapy rooms, housing special equipment like the "Lite-Gait." This unique device supports a controlled amount of a patient's body weight, allowing them to exercise lower limbs and build body strength that would not be possible without it. It also assists therapists in handling the patient's weight.
	Nurses' Station tour The newly designed nurses' stations in the expanded wings provide customer friendly access to both wheelchair and ambulatory patients.
	Reception Area tour Patients and guests are welcomed in the main entrance, where there is a handy gift shop for their last minute needs.

Instructions for navigating a panoramic image:

Windows Users

The first thing a Windows user will notice when inside a Java Full 360° image is that the cursor becomes a four-arrow icon. To move inside the image, HOLD DOWN your left mouse button and drag the four-arrow icon in the direction you wish to move.

Hint: As you click-drag the icon, you'll notice that the closer it is to the center of the image, the slower the image will rotate. As the arrow icon is click-dragged toward any edge, the rotational spin will increase in speed in the direction it's moved.

The two-arrow icon, which allows you to zoom in and zoom out, appears when the cursor is slightly above or slightly below the center of the image. To zoom closer into the image, HOLD DOWN your mouse button when the two-arrow icon is slightly above the center of the image. To zoom further out of the image, HOLD DOWN your mouse button when the two-arrow icon is slightly below the center of the image.

Macintosh Users

The first thing a Mac user will notice when inside a Java Full 360° image is that the cursor becomes a closed hand icon. To move inside the image, HOLD DOWN your left mouse button and drag the closed hand icon in the direction you wish to move.

Hint: As you click-drag the icon, you'll notice that the closer it is to the center of the image, the slower the image will rotate. As the arrow icon is click-dragged toward any edge, the rotational spin will increase in speed in the direction it's moved.

The arrow icon, which allows you to zoom in and zoom out, appears when the cursor is slightly above or slightly below the center of the image. To zoom closer into the image, HOLD DOWN your mouse button when the arrow icon is slightly above the center of the image. To zoom further out of the image, HOLD DOWN your mouse button when the arrow icon is slightly below the center of the image.

Keyboard Navigation
If a mouse isn't hooked up to your machine or you just prefer keyboard navigation, it's still easy to navigate Java Full 360° images.

	A crosshair icon will appear in the center of the image when using the arrow keys to move left, right, up, or down in images. To move quickly, HOLD DOWN the arrow key which points in the direction you wish to move.
	To zoom closer into the image, press the plus key. To zoom further out of the image, press the minus key.

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