Atria

Atria Sugar Land is amazing. The only experience I can compare it to would be like vacations our family has taken on luxury cruise ships. Only this ship stays in port where the language and places are familiar so mom knows where to shop and where to eat out if she prefers. We chose Atria Sugar Land because my 86-year-old mom is young at heart. She has been extremely independent with driving, shopping, helping others who lived around her, doing her laundry, ironing, sewing, and cleaning the interior and exterior of her townhome. She has not needed assistance in the past. This year proved to be a challenge. Health issues prevailed. We needed to find a place that would assist mom in a few daily tasks and a place she would like. While she was in the hospital, I set appointments and visited all the assisted living facilities in our area. Many were nice and had a lot of what we were looking for, however, they each had different things we felt were not the best fit for mom. It is extremely important that she live a respected and dignified life even though she is struggling with a few of her daily tasks. What we found in Atria Sugar Land was ideal. Atria Sugar Land is a smaller community, the staff is upbeat, young-ish, friendly, and make sure the residents feel respected, cared for, and part of a community. They are not hovering over the residents with straight faces. They have wonderful, genuinely caring personalities. You can see they are happy to be there and happy to assist. They build the residents self-confidence and have positive attitudes. Because of the staff's positive attitudes, the residents are happy and have positive attitudes. It is not unusual to walk up to the front door of the community and to be greeted by a resident who is sitting in one of the comfy rocking chairs under gently whirling ceiling fans. When you walk into the lobby you are greeted by a person at the desk who knows you and your parents. Residents are walking around getting an ice tea or a fountain drink in the dining room, checking their mail or on their way to a fun activity or to get a little exercise. The only experience I can compare it a luxury cruise ship. Smiling staff ready to have a good time and make sure you are having your needs met while on the ship. Passengers/residents can join others in the dining room or have the friendliest wait person deliver the meals to their room with a smile. No tipping allowed. The front desk or waitstaff will assist you when select from the pre-planned options for your meals and guide you to what will best suit your tastebuds each week. Passengers/residents have daily activities, experientials to choose from. The activities range from yoga, chair exercise, brewing hops, listening to live performers, chief led experiences, planter gardening, reading in one of the two libraries, gathering to watch movies or television events, bingo, and crafts to name a few. Passengers/residents can arrange for a driver and sign up to join others on excursions. Passengers/residents can always opt for a day of relaxing with a good book or binge-watching TV if they prefer. Atria Sugar Land checked all of the boxes for us. Mom enjoys living the luxury cruise ship lifestyle while also receiving some needed assistance. I feel she has her needs met which helps me relax and get back to being her daughter instead of her care giver.

The Atria Care staff and leadership team is very attentive with an extraordinary amount of energy and responsiveness to the care needs of residents. They communicate consistently about all that families need to know.

Very good tour, very helpful

I am so impressed by the entire experience, looking for a place for my Dad. From the initial conversation with the caring advisor, the tour of the beautiful commu city, the feeling of love and vibrancy in the building, the food I tasted and people I met. The Executive Director was so informative and passionate....easy to choose this as the place, nothing else compared.

This community was assisted living and this tour helped show us that we did not need assisted living and that my loved one really needed independent living.

I think that this is a great community to consider for a family member or a loved one. They treated us really well at this community. They have a lot of activities like holiday themed parties, movie nights and more to keep the residents busy.

We're very happy with them. The staff are all very caring. I feel that my loved one is in a safe place with people who are watching out for her. She keeps busy and is never in her room. She tells me the food is good overall, although they've had some issues with a new chef recently. It's expensive, but she's happy there.

I really darn know that I can say more. Every time I stop by this community, the residents are so darn happy. I might add that the lobby is directly off the dining room and it smells so good at meal time.

This community was really nice but they did not have the in between independent and assisted and memory care for my loved one.

The staff have been attentive and have followed through on requests. There are a lot of activities available and the staff encourage the residents to attend. This has been a good transition for my loved one. They did a good job in evaluating my loved one.

The activities are targeted towards more mobile not much to do for stationary resident. If your loved one has any severe or serious medical needs you may want to consider somewhere else this is more for assisted living and not a lot of nursing staff to help out. Right now there is a covid outbreak and they are on lock down so I had to remove my loved one.

We had a great tour with Atria Hacienda. I was very impressed with the facility, it was actually my first choice at the time. What concerned me was the location was a little too far and the staff to resident ratio was lower than what we were looking for.

We chose Atria Marland Place because of the price and the location was near more family members. We found everyone so pleasant and the facility itself is very clean. Staff are extremely attentive, especially to new residents. They really watch them for the first 2 weeks making sure they get out and about and acclimated to things. I would most definitely recommend to others looking.

Love the community and the residents. Enjoy jewelry making and art class along with daily exercise.

I moved from L.A. to Atria North Point two months ago. Love the place, people and staff. I never thought moving to Alpharetta, Georgia would be the right move for me, but I am really happy giving of my time to help by doing an exercise and entertaining the guests.

This is an excellent community to be or for your loved one. We have all kinds of activities at this community like bingo, dominoes, exercise, bean bag ball baseball all kinds of things for the resident to do. I have been here for a while and I love it here.

My father has been living at Atria Kew Gardens in the memory care area. The staff are so loving and care for my father so well. I tried to care for him myself at home but it was such a struggle and when I made the decision to move him it was a difficult one. But I see now that I made the right choice and everyone has just been so helpful.

Clean, Brite and Shiny , Great Pool and Courtyard.

My aunt lives at Atria La Jolla, it is a great place and she truly enjoys living there. Initially it was hard for her because her spouse had passed away and she sold her house. She has adjusted well and does not regret it one bit. I enjoy the location, it is centrally located in San Diego and near all freeways which makes visiting her so much easier. Thank you Atria La Jolla for having my aunt at your community.

We Atria Larson Place because once we got here for our tour, we liked everything that we saw and that they had to offer. Everybody is very friendly and helpful and the facility is so clean. I would recommend them to others looking