Atria

We toured Atria Park of Tucker during our search for an Assisted Living facility for our loved one. The recruiter was very helpful, but way too pushy. The facility was nice, but I didn't have a whole lot of contact with the staff during our tour.

The residents and the staff are wonderful. There is not one person on staff in the community that I can recall disliking. There are caregivers who take the extra step. I can’t get around well, so when they return my laundry, they also put them up for me.

That no matter where you go you need to keep an eye on your family members health. Atria is a beautiful place and I was very pleased with everything. I know he would have enjoyed it. I don't understand how that many caregivers could not see that he was not well. But I did like this place better than the others I've visited.

My loved one is a resident at Atria Rye Brook. This facility is much more expensive than some of the other Atria facilities. People need to know that it's not an Assisted Living facility where you can grow and stay the rest of your days. You would need to bring in your own help for Memory Care, etc. I think that the staff is fine! They do what they need to do and say to get clients. For people who like to walk into a town, etc this is an isolated property and dependence is needed for shopping trips and other things.

Atria Las Posas is a wonderful place for those who have the means to afford increases as needs increase and for those residents who are still able to be independent/socially active. Each experience is unique. Our mom declined significantly after moving there, possibly due to the problems with the transition which increased her dementia symptoms. Which could have happened with a move anywhere. Atria was helpful in walking us through the challenges we were experiencing with our mom. In the end, it was not an affordable option long term once she ended up needing 1:1 attention.

Our family had an in person our with Atria Plainview and the community was much more friendly and the location it was in was great.

My first impression of Atria Westchase was very inviting. The facility is not too large, and the staff knew everyone's name. They provided good care, although my loved one was pretty independent, so she really did not need much attention.

The facility is set up very nice. The people living and working there were welcoming and helpful. I would recommend Atria El Camino Gardens to others, unfortunately my friend just did not qualify.

Our experience at Atria at Foster Square so far hasn't been great and needs to get better. The quality of care needs to get better, as I'm not sure what they are giving. As far as the staff, everyone besides executive staff are great. The Value for Cost remains to be seen, it's a 4 (good) for now. I'm hoping this facility does better.

The staff is very helpful, but they can do better at 'onboarding' . My dad thinks that food is good, nice size portions. He enjoys the outdoors space. He wishes that there were more lectures and educational activities. I would recommend Atria Sunnyvale to other families looking.

My dad is currently a resident at Atria Walnut Creek and I love it. I don't like the fact that Atria is in the news and there is a review of their License ongoing, but I am impressed overall. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

The staff are friendly and attentive. They encourage participation in appropriate and effective ways. The on-site Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy staff are excellent! There are a variety of activities, including: musical acts, games, crafts, and movies. The meals are varied and well prepared. There are always plenty of choices. I would recommend Atria Tinton Falls to others.

The marketing team was so helpful during the tough decision making process by addressing all of our questions and concerns, and provided continued support to us and Mom during move-in and the first few weeks of settling in. The staff is a great group of kind and caring people. Mom is happy with living at Village Green!

The staff is very nice. Atria Willow Park is a very good place to live. My Mom loves it. The times I've eaten there, the food was mediocre. But there are three squares a day and choices, so I think overall it's a win. I would definitely recommend this facility to friends and family. It's the best place we saw in Tyler. for sure.

We liked the tour of Atria Lafayette Hill. We found another community in the area that is newer and a better location for family to visit our loved one.

The community has a very convenient location for outings with the residents. The studios were pretty small. The care has been excellent. Everyone is friendly. Overall this has been a good experience, and come check the community out to see if it would be a good fit for your loved one. There were issues with the safety of the residents while showering.

Our family had an in person tour with Atria Crossroads Place and the community itself was very beautiful and the staff members were very welcoming and friendly but they were not equipped to handled our loved ones catheter so it was not going to be the right fit for our family.

I happened to be in Hurst visiting my daughter and Atrica staff contacted me. My daughter and son in law were off and we did tour. They were running a special and apartment was coming available on first floor that I needed for my dogs. Nice looking facility, appealing from outside. Friendly staff.

My mother lives at Atria Park of Glen Ellyn. The staff is warm and friendly. The food is fine, smaller portions and less variety than my mom would like. The activities are not always what is stated on the calendar. The health care has been very good.

Overall, a very nice place. Clear and open communication. Caring staff. Nice facilities. We picked this community, because of the location for my sister and I to easily visit was one of the major reasons, and of course reputation.