Atria

I just wanted to come here to thank the Atria and there entire staff for everything they did for my Mom during her stay. My mom was unable to live independently having taken a bad fall. I came to them in a panic since my mom was being released from rehab and wasn’t ready to return home. I wish she could have stayed longer but we will consider coming back to the atria should she consider moving to Queens. Thank you again to [name removed] and their entire team.

Our family had an in person tour with Atria Park of Vintage Hills and with everything we saw on the tour and the different staff we met with, it was a great experience. It really looked like a beautiful facility

The tour experience we had was lovely. Atria Summit Ridge was our absolutely favorite actually out of the places that we visited, but unfortunately my loved one was too ill to be accepted here. We all said we would love to live at Atria. It was clean, light and did not smell like old people/urine as some other places do (because they don't take very sick residents).

What we really like about Atria Crossroads Place is the staff are super friendly and actively use the resident's names. Based on our experience so far we would recommend this community to other families.

The atmosphere is good at this facility. The staff knows who I am and who I'm there to see when I visit. Communication with the family has been great. Housekeeping is often and my loved one's room is always clean and smells good, they do well. The staff has been very helpful to me here, helping me deal with a loved one who has Dementia. The food is simple and well prepared. I do like that Memory Care is a one stop shop here, it's all inclusive- one price. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

Our family had an in-person tour and we felt the tour experience itself was excellent and the lady that gave us the tour was excellent. However it was just not going to work out for our loved one after they finished their evaluation, that is really what it came down to. It was a good top choice.

I really liked Atria Marland Place. We were all set to move our loved one in but never did get to do so since she took a turn for the worse during her rehab stay. But I was really impressed with Atria. The facility was beautiful. The residents there seemed happy. They had a lot of little spaces to gather and do things - a crafts room a computer room, a little café and bar, etc. And the staff all seemed very nice.

I toured this facility and it was great!

Visited Atria Evergreen [date removed] with my friend. This was her response: Please let Atria know that the friendliness of both staff and residents stood out to me. [name removed]'s detailed information was especially useful and her patience in answering our questions was helpful. The brochure is a big help for planning the big move, particularly the financial comparison outlines. The lunch was tasty in the spacious, sunny dining room— Thank you. A smaller community has many advantages.

My 90 year old mother had a shoulder replacement repair on [date removed], after which she was placed in a substandard rehab (using the term *rehab* VERY loosely) on 12/7. Her muscle tone was poor, and she was unable to do much of anything unassisted. She lost 8 pounds while there, and we discovered she was being given 50mg of tramadol FOUR times a day by rehab staff. Insurance kicked her off as she wasn't showing improvement. Right? Flash forward to the search for an assisted living facility as she was completely unable to return home, and we found Atria Campana del Rio. I got Mom in there on the [date removed], and I had to come home on the [removed]. When I returned to Tucson on the [date removed] to prep her house for sale, I saw profound changes to my mother's physical well-being. She entered the Atria facility in a wheelchair, and by the time I got back, I found she was moving around her apartment well, and using her walker for security. .. as she was on her 90th birthday in June.

We had a good tour at Atria North Point. Like the other communities we looked at, I thought it was really nice and would have been a suitable place. The place we picked was just a little closer and a little newer.

The value for the money was good. It was a very warm and opening community. They were friendly, and everyone smilied. It's a wonderful place. They helped people to fit in. The sales director is absolutely outstanding. She has been most helpful. I would recommend to other families.

Our sister arrived there last week. She was welcome with bright smiles and warm Hello from everyone. [names removed] are fantastic! We are so happy our sister is in their care!!!

All in all we are having a positive experience with Atria. There's been a learning curve for first time using assisted living. My mothers situation with early dementia makes it a little more difficult because lack of information or follow up could be her memory. She's very happy.

Atria Bay Spring Village gets 5 stars all the way around, they are a wonderful facility. Amazing staff, friendly, kind, excellent care... My mother not only loved it but she began to thrive there.... Great communication with staff and went out of their way to help them get acclimated

I went to tour the community and was impressed by not only the beautiful location and modern designs, but the staff and residents were genuinely happy. The atmosphere was overall very pleasant and bright and I would definitely recommend to any interested parties.

The staff have been super friendly and helpful. They made moving in really easy. The apartment is really nice. Everything is up to date. We had one issue with a fan, and they fixed it the same day. Mom loves their food. She says it's really good quality, and she likes the variety.

My mother is 92 and has lived on her own for 22+ years. She sold her house of 60+ years and joined the Atria Community. She is so happy, has made friends and is participating in activities. She is now living her BEST life!

I had the pleasure of touring Coterie Cathedral hill for a relative and was very impressed by the beautiful building and the friendly, efficient and cordial staff. Feels more like a 5-star hotel than a retirement community. Would definitely consider!

We feel so lucky to have had the Atria Woodlands close by to me and my sister. They have delivered on everything possible to make life for our 94 year old mother comfortable and safe. We have absolutely no complaints! Just a suggestion…. use their doctors and service providers who are on site and make life sooooo much easier for the resident and the resident’s family.