Atria

Price is very high. Felt a bit rushed to make a decision. I like the facility a lot. I just wish that it was more affordable or had some discounts for insurance.

Check-in system with staff follow-up ensuring resident health & safety. On-site Physical Therapy, indoor heated pool (depth 3 to 5 feet) with aqua-aerobics sessions 3 times a week, ADA compliant transportation to shopping/doctors/dining/outings provided by Atria, good meals at a restaurant-style dining room, different apartments to choose from allowing living & budgetary decisions, having independent & memory care in one place, covered parking garage, weekly light housekeeping.

They are very helpful, kind, respectful come to mind. I like it here, apartment is good size. The community area are decorated nicely and many activities, food is very good come see for your self. Thank you

We decided to move from our large property because we couldn’t keep up with taking care of it. We toured several senior living communities and chose Atria. Everyone is so friendly and we felt comfortable here. There is a variety of activities to enjoy and getting to know people at dinner is very interesting. The staff is friendly and helpful. We have a cute apartment overlooking the park where we take our dog for walks. No more cooking or doing major chores . Atria has been a good choice for us.

*Lots of opportunities for socializing! #1! *Good classes for exercising *Overall positive vibe from the residents *Beautiful grounds *Fun happy hours *Holiday celebrating???????????? One complaint: I put some quality, classy, simple, beautiful decorations in the lobby of my parents’ building for fall, Christmas, Valentine’s Day and the residents loved them and complimented my parents! I was asked to take them down. No reason except “against Atria policy”. The residents told me it made their building seem “warm and welcoming” when they walked in. I wish that policy would be amended to allow me to provide joy to my mom’s building.

I think more encouraging the residents to participate in activities would help.... maybe make it a contest or something. The food my mom constantly complained about. Not much variety and she swears the eggs were powdered.... otherwise it was pretty well run.

I do not need attend all of the events but those that I attend are very pleasant and acceptable. I chose this place for myself after visiting 4 others locally, I had a meal at each of them and found the food here very acceptable. I also have a very good housekeeper.

A very friendly community. There is help when I need it. You will find friendly, helpful group. Extremely fun group of residents. Lots of interesting and fun events. The food is good, healthy and nourishing.

It’s a great place! Overall it’s in pretty good shape. I have great friends here. I like the happy hours and exercise classes. I definitely love the putting green, I used to be an avid golfer. The holiday events are really great.

Overall a great experience. Communication could be a bit better.

You need to have good communication lines with their management to ensure alignment on care plan.

It's an expensive and premium location. Worked well for a short term stay for us.

My parents just moved in a few weeks ago. Everyone has been kind and helpful, and offered a lot of support. Leading up to the move, the sales and administrative staff were responsive and helpful and patient.

Atria Center City has recently replaced most of their senior management. That may be a positive move based on comments from former residents. The facility itself is very nice as is the food. The care is improving and is the biggest question mark so far.

I just received a letter that my mom's rent was going up [fee removed] per month which is a [fee removed] increase. I spoke with the new executive director and he explained that it is typical for the rent to increase [fee removed] each year but after speaking with him, we worked out a lower increase. I do like Atria and know that my mom is in good hands.

My mom is fairly happy at Atria Bethlehem. She does wish the food was a little better. I personally think she's burning through her money too fast. I am looking at alternatives but won't pressure her to move. She's 93. It's her money. But the rent has gone up almost $[removed] in just 2 years. Outrageous corporate greed! The staff are very competent and caring and that means a great deal.

It was a nice place for my dad to live once he relocated to Hampstead. I would recommend to others looking that they take a tour. I do not know what it is like now but if I was looking for an independent living spot for a relative in this area, I would take a tour.

Overall the other residents are very friendly. They have plenty of activities but my dad is in memory care so that's limited.

They have assigned seating for all meals. You always have to sit with the same people to eat. They have a very regimented system about which tables get to go get their food first. I guess this is necessary to prevent the same person from always being first in line, however it is not very home like when you have to always sit with the same people regardless. Also, the meals are precisely at one hour. For example, 11 to 12 for lunch. And if you miss it… Too bad. That doesn't seem right to me either. My mom only stayed there a short time. She had no complaints. These were just things I observed. The people were friendly. Mom only had a temporary need, but if she were ever to go back for a long time, she would consider going back to that same place.

I was very reluctant to move. I was was not feeling well and it was a rocky start. The staff and other residents made the move much easier. I am now happy with my decision to move. I feel cared for and safe.