Atria

I very much enjoy the Exploring Arizona trips. I have gone horseback riding, to the Camp Verde Railroad, Tortilla Flats, and Bearizona. I am not from Arizona and so it's nice to get out of the community and get to know each other. I also enjoy the exercise programs here.

Things I like about Atria Park of St. Josephs: --Very accommodating --Personal interactions creating family atmosphere between staff and residents --Attentive --Inclusive --Lots of daily activities for the residents --Accessibility

We would definitely recommend Atria Larson Place to others. The staff have been great. We tend to ask a lot of questions, so communication has been fine. Our questions have been answered and my Mom is enjoying the food. My mom is very happy and so are we!

The friendliness of the staff members gets a 5++. The best that is that it does feel like a friendly community. The assisted living side residents are fully welcomed to the activities on the independent living side. Most of the activities are over on the independent living side because their atrium is larger.

My loved one is fairly new to this facility. Overall, Atria Rye Brook is a great place but it's expensive. The staff at this facility are caring. The food is good. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

Facilities are new, modern, spotless. Everyone--from management to aides to housekeeping is friendly, knows your name, and seems to like working there. Activities are excellent, numerous and varied. Movies in a real theatre twice a day. Each evening and then repeated the next afternoon. Physicians, nurses, PT and OT, hair etc all easy to access. Worked out meds with local pharmacy that delivers and is in network for insurance.

We toured Atria Lafayette Hill and it was great! The facility was very nice. The staff was great. The cleanliness and overall friendliness was great, too! However, we were looking for something that was completely all inclusive.

Mom is 95, newly widowed and recovering from hip replacement surgery. She has dementia, doesn't like being alone and needs cuing for all of her daily routines. After having had a horrendous experience at a local rehab nursing facility I was quite anxious to find a safe, nurturing environment for mom to continue her recovery. I'm thrilled to have found just that at Atria On The Hudson. Not only is she safe but she's happy and well cared for. Everyone at Atria On The Hudson has been very helpful and attentive. Mom is in their LG Unit which is directed by [name removed]. [name removed] is a blessing and a godsend. Her devotion and caring is truly remarkable. She makes you feel like you're family and she's always just a text or call away. This is a beautiful facility and I couldn't imagine a better place for my mom to call home at this point in her life. And [name removed] been a key factor in why I chose it and mom's continued comfort. I'm able to sleep again at night!

Just can’t afford it anymore and my daughter is fixing me a place in her home in nearby Nevada City from which I can visit at Atria during special events. Hip hip hip hip Hooray and Cheerd to everyone who reads this

The team and residents at this community are wonderful. The employees truly care about seniors and their well being and work everyday to ensure that they are well taken care of. The activity program is so awesome. They even took residents to see the Rockettes and ice skating during the holidays! You can't go wrong when choosing Village Walk for yourself or a loved one.

MY family loves Atria, I feel like the staff actually enjoys their job and working to help seniors comfortably live a fuller life. Feeling like you belong to a community that truly cares about you. The staff treats you with kindness and looks for ways to comfort and include you into it's family. Based on our experience we would recommend Atria Seville to other families.

What we really like about Atria Carmichael Oaks is how friendly the staff members are and the facilities it offers. Based on our experience we would recommend Atria Carmichael Oaks to other families.

From the moment you enter the Village Green there is a pleasant smell, cheerful atmosphere, and you are greeted by whomever is at the desk. Without asking, they know who I am and who I am coming to see. There is an easy going atmosphere absent a lot of rules. The overall size of the facility is perfect for my brother. Other facilities I visited were very large, difficult to navigate, seeming somewhat impersonal. The Village Green is only two years old and is well maintained. There are three room choices which would seem to accommodate the needs of many. There is ample parking and easy access to the Wantagh Parkway. Staff is very accessible. Like many places, there seems to be a staffing shortage at times. They do advertise for help and you do feel they are doing as best they can When my brother was admitted he could barely walk, was confused and didn't know how to dress himself. In less than three months, he hardly needs a walker, communicates well and is handling many things on his own. He is almost like his old self (which is not necessarily a good thing for us!) LOL. He was 98 lbs. upon entry and now weighs 110lbs. Village Green has levels of care ($[removed] additional for each level) So, there are no surprises. I was taken aback that each facility toured with tacks on a "community fee" equal to one month's fee upon moving in. Most did not mention that until I knew enough to ask. Village Green waived this fee. I am only 10 minutes from Village Green which makes the "emergency" requests from my brother tolerable!

Everything is excellent. We should not have to use a minimum of two hundred characters to say one word, EXCELLENT! You can’t expect us to sit and count characters. I have no more words to write. Have a good day.

I would recommend Canyon Creek to all my friends. There are 2 meals a day and a bistro for lunch. There is also a good variety at meal time. They have a great community with multiple activities. It is a great place to live.

Atria Las Posas again, was a very nice community but it was too pricey. The tour guide was great, and very informative about the facility.

I can wholeheartedly give Atria Aquidneck Place a 5 on each category..... We were blown away by them!!! They truly deliver! What we recognized prior to Mom moving in was a sense of family. We were somewhat jaded at that point and wondered if it was just another dog and pony show. After moving her in and getting her settled, we now know that the Atria staff, from the Executive Director to the maintenance person, are all in. Meaning each and every staff member is part of Moms new extended family. A sense of joy is present.

The staff way very friendly, and it was really clean and the food was good. I also was very impressed with another community, but we just chose Atria because it was closer. She was only there two days and transitioned but while she was there it was great. I would recommend to others.

My loved one was a resident at Atria Bay Spring Village. It was great. The staff was very friendly and supportive. The quality of the food was good, but the salt was too much.

The director of memory care, [name removed], is fantastic. So helpful and professional and warm toward all residents , staff, and families. Staff are friendly. Big plus here is only 12-15 residents per floor in this 2 story building, with each floor offering a restaurant area & activities room. Also, wonderful to have an outdoor central garden area so residents can get fresh air, sunshine, see flowers, anytime without requiring supervision. Note: no stairs available between floors-only elevator operated by caregiver code. A good safety measure, but my mother was a bit claustrophobic in elevators & still mobile enough to love using stairs. Not an issue for most residents. Very knowledgeable sales rep, [name removed], is quite helpful in learning about all options at Atria Hacienda. I do appreciate when they include my mom in activities on the assisted care wing, as she needs this extra stimulation at her stage of cognitive ability. Some of the daily memory care activities are not enough to occupy her or keep her productively engaged.