Holiday by Atria

The bathrooms are filthy, the floors are dirty, the food is terrible, they can't keep staff, and what staff they have don't seem to know what they're doing. There are always people sleeping in the front entry room. This place is supposed to be active senior living but it's more like a nursing home.

My Mother lived at the Rock Creek Holiday Independent retirement home for aprox 5 years. She loved it there up until Atria took over ownership. Everything changed for the worse. The quality of customer service went down so significantly that she and over 20 other residents moved and went elsewhere. Don't be fooled by the shiny remodel. Yes it looks really nice! We found that there are other places out there that may not be freshly remodeled, but the quality of life is so much better. It was not an easy move at age 89 but my Mother is so much happier leaving Rock Creek. The Atria Senior management was also terrible to work with. Based on our experience we would never use an Atria facility again.

DISPLACED VALUES /STAY AWAY Beware-Atria who locally owns Essex house in Lemoyne and the Manor at Oakridge in Harrisburg. Same outfit that accidentally served a liquid substance that poisoned one of the residents at one of their communities in California. As for my experience living at the Manor at Oakridge, it was positive until Atria took over! The local management has been great. The GM is managing this place with his hands tied behind his back. The vp, not local , doesn't acknowledge staff concerns nor the residents including me! The current conditions at the Manor at Oakridge are repulsive for the amount of money paid. 20+year old carpet...yes, 20+yrs old. gross. We were promised new carpet & upgrades throughout the community more than 2 years ago. Atria continues to raise the prices (10% $300.00+/month) with $0 reinvestment in the building It's no wonder why people are moving out and not moving in. VP and ATRIA are only concerned about lining their pockets on the backs of elders

ATRIA TOOK OVER THE MANOR AT OAKRIDGE. THEY ALSO OWN [community name removed]. UPPER MANAGMENT HAS MADE UNPKEPT PROMISES BUT CONTINUE TO RAISE OUR RENT 10% WHICH EQUATES TO $300.00+/MONTH. WE WERE TOLD BY THE REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT THAT A REFRESH OF THE BUILDING WAS TO BE COMPLTED 2 YEARS AGO. THE 25 YEAR OLD STINKY , STAINED CARPET REMAINS THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY. YES 25 YEARS OLD WITH WITH COMMON BATHROOMS THAT SMELL LIKE URINE. IT TRULY IS DISGUSTING.ITS NO WONDER WHY THE RESIDENTS ARE LEAVING WITH NO ONE MOVING IN TO THIS PLACE. THE REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT IS COMPLETELY DISMISSIVE OF THE RESIDENTS' CONCERNS. SAVE YOU YOUR MONEY AND TIME...STAY AWAY

We had a HORRIBLE tour experience here, it was so bad that we called them afterwards to tell them. The facility smelled musty and was dated. My mother in law was with us on the tour and the sales person did not say one word to her the whole time. The layout was not well thought out, the rooms were super far from the elevators. We were very disappointed in the whole experience and would not recommend Burlington Gardens based off of our tour experience.

Our loved ones suite would smell of garbage because it was near the laundry room that would have garbage spilling over the trashcans and on top of the washer and dryer. We were told our loved ones room would have the carpet replaced before moving in and it was not, we do not even think it was washed or vacuumed. The meals were disgusting, sometimes when they served hamburgers it would be burnt. There was very little entertainment. The pool was full of algae, and we just felt ripped off.

This facility is extremely poorly managed. Turnover is high. And neither safety or privacy is given much consideration. We deeply regret not moving our Mom out sooner.

Getting what she was told she would get for the money she's paying would be sufficient. Her lease includes weekly housekeeping. That's never happened. I cannot even begin to express how unhappy we have been with this place. My mother has been there since [date removed] , and it has been nothing but disappointments since the first day. No matter how many requests, emails, or complaints we send out her room has never been properly cleaned including PRiOR to her move in. The food is so horrible it is unrecognizable. I know this firsthand because I have been there for several meals. I tried to tolerate it myself. It was disgusting and I could not even finish the meal. I feel this place is borderline elderly abuse because I feel that they are doing whatever they can get away with since most of the people there have no one else watching out for them. It has gone terribly downhill since my father lived there several years ago. I regret ever putting my mother there for one day. A huge disappointment! There were four employees total that were nice and did their best but three of them are gone now due to how they were treated by the company and literally working to death for Pennies. The fourth is still there but I'm sure it won't be long.

I lived here a short time. When I first moved here it was a pretty good place to live. Soon a new company, Atria, took over. Things went downhill fast. While I was there I had permission to paint two accent walls in my apartment. I paid [fee removed]to have it professionally painted. While I was there I had my rent withdrawn automatically. The last month I was there, which was only two weeks. I was told by the Vice President of Operations that I would get the remainder of my rent back when the two walls were repainted. I kept calling to see when the painting was done and when to expect a refund. Finally, I was told the cost was [fee removed] . I’m sure what they did was legal and according to their policies. However, is it ethical to charge an elderly widowed woman this amount who only lived there for 4 months? Food was inedible and I only received housekeeping three times when I lived there, which, by contract is supposed to be weekly. Would not recommend this place.

They did not have cable. The food did not look appetizing. People were just sitting, and weren't very active. Not as clean. The impression seemed much more institutional. It seemed very depressing. Dimmer and less active.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a terrible experience, there was barely a lobby area to sit in. It was dirty and smelled like smoke in the hallways and nobody was really that friendly

They have the most dishonest management staff here. I gave them 30 days notice and they lied regarding my $1000 refund. Now they are denying me that and stopped answering calls or returning my emails. I witnessed a woman fall backwards and hit her head. I had to help her, no staff did. She ended up dying. Someone needs to look into this place. Some of the residents were using their ovens as storage. Some of these residents belong in assisted living, not in a retirement home. They can barely get around and having accidents. The spa doesn't work, the jets don't work right. The people are stuck without a bus transportation during the weekends. They can't get maintenance people. The dining room staff and housekeeping staff as well are great. Management staff is terrible.

I did not like this community and the environment, it just did not feel right. Someone was smoking in a room and just did not have the feel good feeling I needed felt more like a nursing home than anything.

I would not recommend Rolling Hills Ranch to anyone. When we went to visit they were very friendly and offered us everything that they knew we wanted. When my brother moved in they could not provide transportation like they said. I live out of state so when I would try to call them, no one would return any of my phone calls. We have been very disappointed and he is moving out.

Long Lake Chateau - "Atria Senior Living: helping people live better together. We create caring, connected senior living communities where older people can live comfortably, eat well, explore their interests and enjoy the company of good neighbors." Further from the truth. Propaganda. If you see anything more than a 1-star rating, they are all for prior to this pandemic. They appear to be always short staff, the staff in the management office are extremely rude and not helpful (after [dates removed] - family member removed from this dump). Prior to this COVID nonsense this place was great. The staff including office staff appeared to truly care for the residents, it had a family atmosphere. Now they could care less about the health and welfare of the residents. Services have dramatically decreased.. I have spoken to other residents recently who are there, and they too are looking at leaving, once they find a suitable affordable alternative.

My mom said she would not go here. It was a very dark place and not inviting at all.

My mom lived in the Regent, Corvallis, for eleven years. After suffering a stroke which required a move to a assisted living center I cannot get them to refund her "security Deposit". Contract clearly states "deposit may only be used by the landlord for non-payment". She was current in all payments. After a time period of six months I cannot get my mom's refund, calls locally and emails are to no avail and rarely returned. I wonder how many families deposits they financially keep capitalizing on their senior residents. Tremendously disappointed and recommend you considering another facility.

My mother lives at Bridge Park. Atria Retirement took over management in 2020 and the quality of life has plummeted ever since. The budget conscious new management has either fired or driven away most of a well-loved staff. Currently there is no maintenance person and housekeeping is sporadic. As of this morning Mom’s toilet hadn’t been cleaned in two weeks. Food is generally well prepared but it seems like the kitchen isn’t given the budget it needs to provide healthy and balanced meals for the community. Portion sizes have been reduced and many dinners are a choice of cold sandwiches. A snack refrigerator that used to be well-stocked isn’t anymore. Several residents have moved out, changing the community. Many apartments are vacant. Mom doesn’t want to move. She has a comfortable apartment and good friends here. It’s sad to see this once vibrant community succumb to poor management. Mom feels that management does not respect her as a person. Only a rent check.

My friend made a deposit but due to knee surgery was unable to move in immediately. She was told they would work with her on rent to hold her apt until she could move-in. After 2 months in a physical rehab facility she moved in and was subsequently charged full amount for 2 months even though she didn't live there and ate none of their food.

Unfortunately we chose Bridge Park as the home for our mother in June of 2021. We were met by cheerful optimistic salespeople who made promises about rent control and amenities, like food service delivered to apartments during the pandemic. Here's what has happened at Bridge Park sine June 2021: 1. Food delivery eliminated within a month of residency. Additional charges applied if food service required 2. Complete turn over of staff 3. Despite paying a [fee removed] move in fee they have raised the rent by [amount removed] after only 5 months of being a resident 4. The food is frozen pizza night treat and 1950s bologna sandwich and chips for lunch 5. They are short staffed and are unable to make basic repairs on time 6. We pay [fee removed] per month for a small apartment with limited support and amenities. This is a for profit business that operates on high margins.