Atria

At Atria Great Neck I really like the dining room and the dining menu. I like the friendliness of the staff in the dining room and health center. My criticism is the welcoming was not very personal. They didn't check on him enough and get him involved in the activities in the beginning. Otherwise it's a nice facility.

Atria Vintage Hills is nice. It is a good place. It is expensive there. I think they could do more with the money they have. It is the most expensive place I looked into but it was closest to my house. I like that the people that are working there really seem to be there for a reason. They are really nice to their residents. I think their food is good. My mother doesn't like it but she doesn't like anything. One thing I really disagree with is they lock the door at 7:30 pm. So if we take her out to dinner we have to wait for someone to let us in. I think they should have somebody at the front desk all the time. I am very pleased with how friendly the staff is. They are stretched a little thin but when come they are helpful.

The staff made the adjustment of moving into a retirement community easier. They are very compassionate and helpful and answered all of our questions. This is a nice, clean facility, the activities are fun and appropriate and the food is decent.

I'm quite pleased with Atria Valley Manor. I have no complaints. The activities seem really good. I wish she would participate in them more because I think she would really like them. Overall I am just very pleased with the experience here.

We were very pleased to find Atria Collwood when it became necessary to move mom to a more affordable assisted living facility. The staff, premises, food, private rooms & the activities offered at Atria Collwood are all top notch & everyone is very friendly. It's really a lovely place & we feel fortunate that mom was able to move in. We wished we'd known about Atria Collwood sooner!

She has just been there for about a month now and the first month was very good. The housekeeping seems to slip a little bit, but I think it's resolved now, but that's the only thing that has kept it down. The care is tremendous. I am not dissatisfied at all. The people are very congenial. Everyone talks to her and says hi and makes her feel welcomed.

We had so many wonderful options to look at. This was a really nice place. I liked that they had three meals a day, and the rooms were all so lovely.

The whole experience was very nice with Atria Hacienda. They were very accommodating towards us and the staff members helped us in during the move-in transition for my loved one. We have no complaints about them.

I was immediately impressed with this place. Starting with fresh flowers when you walk in and the comfortable and clean patio chairs in front. The seniors all seemed to be having a good time and genuinely happy to be there. The staff was what sold me on this place, with their sincere desire to help my dad whether we chose them or not. It's definitely a little pricey but the peace of mind is worth it.

Every last person is so friendly, but also professional! They give you privacy, but check on you, to see if something is wrong. It is truly wonderful here. And the food is good.

We are pretty happy with Atria Del Rey. It is everything we hoped for. Dad is fitting in quite well there. There is nothing I can think of for them to improve on. We are just thrilled about this facility.

Jennifer was very helpful at Atria Hacienda from the first moment. The place is like a 4 star hotel, very nice and fresh. The food is excellent, a key point for those who really look forward to their meals. Lots to do: arts & crafts, movies every day in the charming movie theatre (with popcorn) and a nice beauty salon on site. Nice bright atmosphere. The best place we saw in the desert and my parents are doing well there. Location was very convenient to shopping, their church and doctor's offices. I do not have to worry anymore about them. Living all the way in New Jersey, this is a relief. A Place for Mom made the experience very easy. I said what we were looking for, and I immediately got calls from 5 or 6 good options. We went to look and 3 days later made our decision.

Very attentive to needs of residents: excellent menu, and activities to keep them mentally and physically healthy. They keep family members regularly informed about their loved ones condition, and about ATRIA activities for family members.

Atria Valley Manor I one of the best places. The units are spaces and well kept. The food is exceptional and choice are great. The people who work here are friendly and helpful. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place.

Staff very helpful and friendly. Residents are very nice and welcome you and tell you that you will enjoy your stay. Lots of activities I hope she will try to get involved in. My sister in law likes the food and the helpful staff.the apartments are very nice and good lighting.

Atria Covell Gardens is a pretty amazing place. Everything has been really good there. The only issue we have had is that my grandmother has not been very involved in the activities. I don't know if they are doing a very good job getting her involved and encouraging her along those lines. But other than that we are happy with the whole process and she really loves it there.

My mother stayed at Atria Hillcrest for about a month for respite care and they were very good. It would be a different experience if she had her own room and was settled there permanently, but it was good. She enjoyed the food, the activities, and everything.

It's a very difficult thing to do, to remove your parents from their home, down sizing their cherished possessions and facing up to the fact that they need more help than you can give. I toured 4 facilities in my area and of those four the Atria was the most beautiful and upbeat place. There is an energy there I did not feel in the other three places and even the residents were super friendly and all were Emily each time I stopped by. The staff are wonderful and caring and the activities are varied. Before, my parents were at home with an aide. There was no one for them to I teract with. My mom had stopped setting her hair and putting on makeup and my dad slept all day. The only place they went was to doctors appointments. Now they get up, go to meals and sit with other residents and converse, They are getting the meds they used to forget to take and they look forward to the day's activities. On the weekends, the place is full of family who visit or take their parents out for the day. It's not a place people just dumped their parents. So for us, it was the best place. It's bright and sunny, immaculate and full of life. There is no perfect solution when your loved ones start to decline, but it is peace of mind that I was able place them at the Atria because their life has changed for the better. They give them a reason to get up in the morning.

The only thing they really can improve on is the service for dinner. My mother-in-law has had to wait a long time. It is very good, but it is a long time to wait if you have to wait over fifteen minutes. That has happened quite a few times.

Mom really loves it now. She is very involved with the activities. She really likes her apartment. It met her needs when she decided to leave her home. The first couple of days she felt alone. She had questions and no one had visited her to answer the questions. It would be nice if they could do a welcome visit from the staff. Once she got use to it and met people she was okay. She is really enjoying herself now.