Senior Resource Group

Staff very friendly. Wish they would do a better job of ensuring she bathed and her clothes are changed/washed. Would also like at least bi-weekly updates on behavior (any problems or changes)

My dad is a resident at The Piedmont at Buckhead. I would recommend this facility to others.

The village is an excellent place for one to settle into a place for retired who want to live a healthy, charming experience. There is everything you could want at your fingertips. A special place indeed. A 5 star village.

The facility was exceptionally clean; even with pets. Once the bistro got the staffing problem worked out, the food was delicious and could serve as a meal most days. It was a hot spot with a great chef when I left in August. There appeared to be a staff problem, particularly in the dining area. Most of the staff working there also seemed very dedicated to Atria and their responsibilities. I would go back if I needed a senior community.

Atria Mount Pleasant is a beautiful facility with outstanding support staff, food and activities. The communication with management is not bad, but it is disconnected. There is a lot of tracking people down if you need help, but they are responsive when you get the right person. I'm not sure that I understand the structure here, even after several months. There was no help with the move in process, you have to be pro-active with them. I even suggested they might want to write some move-in instructions for the future. They agreed, but I am sure they never did. Despite that, ask if you need help - they are all very kind and willing - they just seem to lack some organization. We have used both the rehab services from Fox and caregiver services from McCloud. Both of these subcontracted services were excellent and covered by Medicare. I would recommend Atria Mount Pleasant and give it 4 out of 5 stars. I would give it 5 stars, except I think that management is disorganized (again, not bad, just not cohesive).

The residents are terrific as well as the staff that work there. Some of the restaurant processes are less than optimal. Could be better coordinated. The community feel is great for my mom. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend SpringRidge at Charbonneau to other families.

The community is very friendly, on the older side (80's) rather than late 60's - early 70's like my father in law and overall accommodating. The director took the time to talk to me and address all of my questions (she made a great impression), the piedmont is a few blocks away from my house and it offered transportation every day for my father in law to go to his therapy sessions.

Changes since cold desserts at Bistro. Lots of friends here! Nice amenities, washer/dryer, big place, grab bars in shower, allow us to be independent.

My loved one has been a resident of Peninsula Del Rey (PDR) since [date removed]. My loved one resides on the Assisted Living floor. Their care has been exceptional. The staff are very attentive and have provided services commensurate with my loved one's needs. My loved one's meals are delivered to their apartment and they are very happy about the menu and food service. My loved one had a fall in [date removed] and spent one month at a skilled nursing facility. Upon their return to PDR, my loved one's level of care was adjusted to meet their needs. So far my loved one is satisfied with their decision to live at PDR.

This was a great community. They had friendly staff. The community was further from family than we wanted.

Activities staff does an outstanding job. Front desk staff are very good but strained (understaffed). Common areas could use some regular vacuuming.

The resident who I helped move to Atria has noticed a decline in services since they moved in. Labor shortages are an ongoing issue with lapses in the cleaning schedule and lack of staff for dining services. Food quality has suffered as well with supply chain issues. There have also been several changes in management which is concerning. They are considering looking at another facility. The facility is beautiful but the service has been affected by labor shortages, supply chain issues and rotating management.

This is a very good community and I would recommend you look into it for your loved one. This community is much, much better than a prior community my loved one was at. The staff have been wonderful to my loved one and myself. The memory care unit is a well serviced area. They have good staff to resident ratio, as well. The staff seem happy to be here. Atria is diligent, and I am happy about this!

We made the correct decision with this community. We have looked at many other places to stay and this was what my family needed. When I needed anything they were there. You would do well to check out Atria Mt. Pleasant. They have a lot of activities and the residents are able to decide if they would like to go or not. They take trips to shops and have afternoon teas and more.

I read the two reviews and those reviews are outdated and don't reflect the Amber Lights my parents are in currently. Yes, it can be a little shocking when you see the cost of this senior living community but this is just what this level of service cost now a days. The place is very well cared for. The garden/grounds are beautiful and relaxing. My dad enjoys walking around the property and feels safe. The food in the dining room is first rate and always changing. Even the young staff in the dining room and very pleasant and attentive to the residents. They quickly learn the names of the residents and their dining preferences. Many of of staff members have worked at Amber Lights for years and you can tell that they are happy working there. The caregivers are very patient with my parents as they transitioned into their new apartment. This was the first time my family had to find a senior living apartment for my parents and we are so thankful that Amber Lights has worked out so well for my parents and for us.

This facility is outstanding, It rates tops in units, cleanliness, staff attitude and food, I had lunch. The location is, to me, completely unacceptable. I felt as though I was in an armed camp.

We toured and had lunch at The Heritage Tradition. It was a very nice, large community. The staff members were very friendly and gave a nice presentation of what they had to offer.We chose another community that was a better fit for our needs

This is a very beautiful community. The people I met were nice. They seem to offer some nice amenities. This community was a little more expensive than what we were looking for.

This is a nice community and the rooms were great. We liked the staff and the environment was beautiful. They have a nice size community. The menu was appealing and the activities are offered to the residents who want to participate. We would recommend that others tour this community for care

My loved one was originally in independent living and it was fantastic. We ate there often and the food was really good. They have a huge menu of choices. We moved mom into assisted living and the staff that worked with her were great. I do not think they offered the one on one care mom needed in the assisted living area. This is a larger community with long corridors. The administrative staff did seem overwhelmed. They have a memory care section called Club Carlisle that keeps the residents active during the day.