Atria

I have called Atria Campana del Rio my home for 2 years. The staff are all very caring and my new friends are wonderful. My apartment is comfortable and the food is tasty and plentiful. During this virus pandemic, I feel very safe at Atria.

Very nice place. This place will be considered in the spring as we have delayed due to COVID

Atria was the first senior living I tried and I didn't know what to expect. Actually, I had originally moved into another facility that was small, only about 25 other people lived there, and I didn't like it at all. Then, I came to Atria and I have loved it. Everyone is so nice, and I made friends with some other people who live here who are really amazing people. I have lived her 8 or 9 years, and I am good friends with the kitchen director and the nurse in charge of assisted living. The medication girls who bring my meds every day are always smiling. I think I love the freedom here best of all. There are always so many things to do here. They keep it busy, with lots of activities going on, but I mostly like to watch TV. Still, it's nice to have options. And the food here- you couldn't find better anywhere else!! I always love the food and think the chefs are great. They are great guys. Sometimes the chef will come out and ask how the food is and how I'm liking my meal and I've never had anything but compliments. I love it here. What else can I say? I would definitely recommend Atria to any friends and family!

I am very pleased with the community for my loved one. They are working on improving their communications, there is still room for improvement. I find the place clean and attentive. They are following, if not beyond on their rules for COVID. They have an app, but it doesn't assist me due to my loved one being in the memory care unit. I would recommend that another app be made for memory care patients and their loved ones.

"Want to truly LIVE your retirement? Come here!" My husband and I decided that after two heart attacks for him, followed by a Traumatic Brain Injury, and my third spinal operation that we had to move to assisted living. But where to go? Atria ticked all the boxes: it offered us complete privacy, and yet the flexibility to join group activities. Sooo--it had the "double license" which meant we could be in the same apartment. (Note: after 41 years we are madly in love and cannot be separated.) It had one of our "wants"--a swimming pool! And it had close proximity to the Riverwalk, so at our advanced ages we could finally start on the walking programs that various doctors had been advising for years. And most of all, it has a great and truly exceptional staff. We have done probably 100+ "Wows" for them. The bus driver who showed us how to get to the Riverwalk, the caregivers who help [name removed] with his shower, the activities director and her assistants--these are but a few of what must be the most compassionate and cheerful staff on the continent. We laugh a lot here. Did you know that in childhood we laugh an average of 300 times a day? By the time we are Social Security age, those laughs have diminished to 30 a day. We laugh over 300 times a day here. It's an environment that encourages that kind of engagement. We have met very nice residents, but we did not come here to make friends. We came here to be friendly with everyone. And we are. But we have the rarest of opportunities: now that the children are grown, graduated and gone to the four corners of this great country, we get to be here 24/7 for each other. One special moment should be shared. It is a microcosm--a projection in miniature of the greater whole--of what makes this such a special place. Our older daughter and her husband went through an entire year of IVF here. There were three tragic losses. It was truly an annus horribilis. We asked several people on the staff here to pray for her. Like the "Who's in Whooville" of the Dr. Seuss tale, we needed every voice! And on [date removed], they had a beautiful baby girl with his eyes and her chin. On [date removed] was the exact anniversary of the implantation of the very last embryo from the IVF. We thanked them for their prayers. They truly, we believed, helped with what had to be a miracle. Sooo--come one, come all. We want to stay here.

We chose this community because of the location, it is close to my home. The room sizes are great, very generous. The food is really good, they run it like a restaurant where you have a menu and you are able to order whatever you want. My favorite part about this community would be the staff members. One place they fall short it their communication. There is a lot of room for improvement. I would recommend this community. It is expensive, but for those who can afford it it is lovely.

We chose Atria Bethlehem because of the price, and it was close to my brother so the location. The room sizes are average compared to the other facilities we saw. It is not overly spacious but not a shoe box. We ate here before the pandemic and we thought the food was fine! My favorite part about the community is the ambiance that they portray when you walk into the facility, they are very welcoming. I have also enjoyed the the staff members, they are very personable, friendly, and helpful.

We chose Atria Briarcliff Manor because it felt like a family environment, It is not too small, and not too big. It felt like it was a well rounded community. My cousin has one of the larger 1 bedrooms and it is a nice size. The food has a good variety and is high quality. They have done a very good job of trying to handle the corona virus. I would recommend this community.

Before COVID the had movie nights, concerts, bingo, lectures, swimming pool and a fitness center. They would take trips to go shopping and go to different restaurant. It reminds us of a hotel resort atmosphere. The food at this community is slightly above average. We are very impressed with the social work department there, her response to our loved ones needs are great. They really go above and beyond to facilitate the best circumstances.

My dad has been living at Atria for the last three years and we love it. The staff is helpful and loving. They enjoy dad and his puppy and often go way above and beyond to help both he and our family. During COVID-19 restrictions, they have worked with us to make sure he has what he needs. Thank you Atria for being a great place for dad to call home.

Dad moved in just after the pandemic began. The folks at Atria have done a great job in keeping everyone safe while at the same time still providing great services. The facility is super clean and the staff always friendly. A great place to live!!

My parents are about to move into Atria and I cannot say enough good things about [name removed] and the other staff!! They have been incredibly helpful to me & my parents as we navigate this new time in their life. Any question, anytime-they are at the ready to answer & help!!

Our time at Atria Hometown has been nothing but positive! Everyone, staff and residents, are very friendly and helpful. It is a beautiful facility and is kept very clean. My mom says the food is always good too!! We visited several facilities when looking for the perfect place for mom, she liked the floor plans here and sitting on the balcony of her apartment is her favorite thing to do!! We totally recommend this place for your loved ones.

We found this community to be very clean, the staff is very friendly. Atria Stamford is a great community but it is a little more on the expensive side. My mother is in the independent living so she doesn't really need the care services. They have a lot of activities at this community like exercise classes, an on sight movie theater. They have different social clubs, knitting clubs and card clubs. They bring in a lot of outside speakers and guest. They have art shows as well. One of the reasons we chose this community was because of all the activities they offer for the residents. My mom thinks the food is pretty good. It's a high rise building, about 17 stories tall. They have a variety of different apartments that are available. It ranges from studio apartments to penthouse suites that overlook the city of Stamford. For safety reasons though, they do not have stoves in the apartments.

I chose Atria because the other places I went to look did not have a big as apartments as we have here, also the cleanliness of Atria was very good, it was the first thing I noticed when I walked in. The food is hit or miss since it is being delivered to our rooms. The apartment sizes are great. I would recommend Atria Tinton Falls.

My mom is doing fine there. Staff are very friendly and helpful. They are always available to answer my questions when I call, They have real good communication. My mom says the food is good and they offer a variety. Food is being delivered to their apartments right now. I would recommend this community to other families.

It has been a great place for my my aunt and uncle. They have been really nice to them and go out of their way to meets all of their needs. They have been really wonderful. The food is good and I was pleasantly surprised. I would highly recommmend community to other families.

My mother in law is a reserved and shy person, they really respect her and her privacy, and don't pressure her to do anything she doesn't want to do. The staff try to encourage and engage her to join in as well. Everone greets her everyone, is friendly to her, and makes her feel welcome. I would recommend this community to other families. We chose this community because its location is close to her family and friends and we like that it so convenient to a world class hospital and medical facilities.

Care services at Atria are excellent. Prior to COVID they offered games, they would take the residents out to sight see. We haven't tried the food yet, but my mother has not yet complained. We really like the layout of this community, its very bright, has a very warm and inviting feeling to it.

It is very nice and welcoming. There are different options for rooms. They know all the residents names, even the front desk knows them. They will ask who is visiting the residents and gets to know everyone.