Atria

My wife of 60 yrs. and I moved to Atria in mid November 2016, but her health deteriorated and she died weeks later, Christmas Day of auto immune disease. At age 87, I was distraught and considered moving back to our local condo, but with he help of Atria staff and residents I improved my outlook on life. Sitting at breakfast with a church friend, I noticed her difficulty opening small packs of butter, cream, and sugar. I started opening them for her and others and that opened my eyes to," there but for the grace of God, go I." I saw the needs of people. In June 2017, with the help of two residents, I started a Residents Newsletter featuring bios, poems, history of Newburyport. To date, we have published 18 issues. A weekly Bible group was started with help which has morphed into a virtual Global Meet. I started a Poker group which met 3X a week and which garnered much success until COVID 19 closed it. Since the lockdown companionship has suffered, I feel. We need more contact between people. Too many residents are spending time in their rooms instead of enjoying fresh air,green grass and the change in seasons. I believe this virus will be with us well into 2021 and as such we shall witness despondency grow. I thank God that at age 91, I am thriving and not just surviving. Since 1997, I have written 256 monthly essays for our local Daily News and since at Atria 48. I turned in my car just last week, but while here since 2016, visited every Resident who was in the local hospital or at the local re-habs. Contact with people has been my main objective here because everyone needs some form of help.

My mom has been at Atria Woodbriar since June 2019 and it was a great move for her. Pre-Covid she learned Mah Jongg and did a weekly game, attended the music concerts and enjoyed many of the social aspects. Since Covid and such long isolation, I must say that the wonderful staff and aides who come in daily to serve food and take temps have provided that much needed socialization. They are always friendly and helpful and brighten her day. I’m so impressed with how Atria has managed to navigate through this pandemic and kept residents safe and well cared for. And for that my family is so appreciative.

Atria Cinco Ranch has great residents and staff they are very friendly we love their Residents very much. They also do a great jobs on all their community events.

I think it has been very good. The location is on the Upper West side of Manhattan and I know the area very well. There are markets and shops near by the community. I find it to be supportive and active. I have had a few issues, and spoke to management about the issues and they were resolved. I would recommend this, and think it is a very nice place.

We were already very happy with Atria Cinco Ranch before their excellent handling of the coronavirus quarantine. They have managed this unprecedented situation in the best possible way - caring for the residents safety, well-being and happiness.

My Mom just arrived and is now part of the Memory Care Unit at Atria - Newburyport. She is doing wonderful with all the special help she is receiving from many of the team members. I could mention some names, but would be unfair as EVERYONE has been fantastic. My Mom is much healthier since she arrived with the help of PT and not being confined in her room. She gets along wonderfully with her new resident friends and again, my wife and I are so happy to have her part of the Atria Family.

I have lived at Atria, probably longer than anyone. My kids wanted me to go and live with them, but they have their own lives so I came to Atria. Almost 20 years later I am very happy. I like all the people here; the other residents and the staff. They are all very helpful and nice.

I have lived here at Atria Cinco Ranch for 5 years.. I want anyone that is looking for a place to continue to live, that I love this community, the staff and the Directors are compassionate,caring and are "HUMAN" I have always felt very safe here, from the knowledgeable staff through Hurricanes, COVID 19 pandemic and any other day to day challenges that could arise. The staff always puts the residents first, they care and it shows. Atria Cinco Ranch is my home and I honestly cant imagine ever living anywhere else. If you are looking for a place to call home, I say Come live here. A happy resident at Atria Cinco Ranch

[name removed] with Atria Senior Living of Chandler is an inspiring lady. What she does for her residents and the community is such a blessing. I am truly grateful for her passion for Seniors and the love she shares!

Atria Campana Del Rio, What can I say, ITS HOME... Relaxing courtyard with heated pool, How much better can life get? Well How about the Food? and the Dining room? Activities? Never a Bored moment here.. Mountain Views and wounderfull sunsets.. Can I mention the Trees to relaxe under? Just a all around feeling of " Your Home" here.. Staff is on Point.. Fantastic all around.

My father has resided at Atria Merrimack Place for over 5 years and he feels right at home! The staff is amazing and so friendly and will do whatever is necessary to accommodate the needs of their residents. The areas outside each residence, including the dining areas and living rooms are spotless. The activities that are planned keep my father busy daily, from the bingo games to the movies in the theatre room. The weekly bus trips show the residents the fall foliage as well as decorated holiday homes in the surrounding areas. They offer a wide array of foods for breakfast, lunch and dinner and they are always delicious. My dad's favorite is soup and they offer different kinds each day! The management has been phenomenal during this Covid pandemic and have been proactive about setting policies necessary to keep everyone safe. Overall my family has been very pleased with the Atria Living experience.

My mother moved to the Atria at Merrimack Place 2 years ago after my father died to be nearer to me and my family. From day one the staff at the Atria made her feel at home. They were all so friendly, kind, and welcoming. It didn't take long before my mother felt at home. She enjoys all the activities especially the singing group, exercise class, bingo, and trivia. She is always busy doing something and I never have to worry about her. Her room is spacious and comfortable and she loves the large walk-in closet. So do I!! The food is delicious and the menu is something you would find in a fine dining restaurant. If by chance there is something she doesn't like on the menu, the kitchen is only too happy to make her something else. My mother thanks me all the time for finding the Atria at Merrimack Place for her. Seeing her so happy has made the transition so much easier. I can't thank the staff at Atria Place enough for going above and beyond for my mother and all the residents.

Our mother was not happy after we moved her out of the house our father built 60 years earlier. That was almost five years ago when my father passed away! Since then our mother has come to love her stay at Atria Merrimack Place. She has many "girl friends"! She says the food is yummy, the staff friendly, and enjoys all the activities. Thank you Atria for taking such good care of our mother!

Thinking back to the first time I went to Atria Merrimack Place, I knew it would be an ideal spot for my mother. Failing eyesight has caused my mother to depend heavily on those around her, so trusting the people around her and finding a safe & accessible facility, were extremely important to our collective family. Given that my mother moved in only three to four weeks before Atria chose to lock down the residents due to the Corona virus [a decision made by Atria before the governor of Massachusetts made any official such request], knowing she was in the great care of the people at Atria Merrimack Place was extremely comforting during such a stressful time.

My mother-in-law has been a resident for ten years. During this time she has made many wonderful friends. The staff has treated her with absolute kindness, consideration and respect. She considers so many of them extended family. If you are looking for a new home for your parent or loved one, I ask you to consider Atria Merrimac Place. It really is a special place. There is something for everyone to participate in daily, a place to celebrate holidays and milestones and, most of all, to be safe, happy and well cared for. Needless to say, my mother-in-law's needs have changed. She's 96 now and thanks to the staff and services, she's still able to live there independently and happily. I don't think we could possibly keep Mom as happy at home. She's with her peers and has lots to do in a safe environment.

The staff at this community has treated my father very very well, that are all super close with the residents especially during quarantine. They are so friendly and extremely helpful. Atria Lynbrook just went through some renovations to get certain areas re-modeled. The value of this community is really good, and during COVID the staff members have been taking the residents outside for walks to keep them active and engaged.

The memory care staff is first-class. We are confident in the staff's ability to attend to our mother's daily needs, including breakfast (her favorite meal), weekly fun parties and activities ([name removed] is the best!). The additional coordiantion necessary for CoVid-19 has been done seamlessly and always with a smile. It seems we are getting our money's worth.

My mother has lived here in independent living for 5 years. In that time, she has continually had praise for the staff, her neighbors, and the FOOD (which is a big deal to her). I've always had pleasant interactions with the staff. They are friendly, and willing to listen to concerns, and work to address them in a timely manner. I've been especially impressed with their handling of COVID-19, with a strict procedure in place, with levels of lockdown based on current community spread. They communicate to residents and family any info about new cases, either resident or staff, and do the tracing to know whether it's a concern or not. The only downside is that the price has increased at a speed much higher than inflation. However, this is definitely a premium facility, so it is worth it.

We recently had a family friend move in to Maplewood Place and were very skeptical due to the crazy year everyone has been having with the pandemic. Much to our surprise our friend is doing extremely well. She loves living there and has made a bunch of new friends. She loves that she doesn't have to worry about cleaning anymore or cooking. She said it like living at a hotel, they do everything for you. We are so happy that she chose Maplewood place.

Atria Senior living is really a great place to be for seniors. Their amenities, pricing, and staff are very are amazing. I believe it’s a dream place to be in after retirement.