Atria

Atria is a very nice Senior Living Community. Dining room and other facilities are clean and very organized. Good food. Pleasant staff and friendly residents.

Everyone I've interacted with there has been genuinely kind and cared about the well-being of my loved one. The thing that stuck out most about Atria Lafayette Hill over others that we looked into was the fact that it felt more so like an apartment building and less so like a medical facility - we really liked that.

The tour with Atria Rancho Mirage was okay, but I just did not get the same feeling that I got at [facility name removed]. However, I was impressed that they offered assisted living as well as memory care all under the same roof!

I have lived at the Atria Bay Shore for over a year now. It is a comfortable, secure, safe location. The staff is very nice and accommodating. My one bedroom apartment is spacious and accommodates all of my needs. The proximity to St. Patricks Church is perfect for me as I Catholic and attend mass at least twice a week. Main Street in downtown Bay Shore is a short walk from the Atria and the bandshell is a great location to enjoy outdoor musical entertainment in the summer months. The Atria staff works hard to keep residents engaged, entertained, active and save. The only thing I do not enjoy is the food. I think the chefs and kitchen staff try hard but the food is never hot when served. The cookies/desserts and salads are great but the main meal is never hot when served.

There are certain employees that have a warmer feel than others and truly appear to care. [name removed] at front desk has been amazing! I also clean when there but garbage collected daily. They need to make sure toilets work properly to dispose of all waste. Again done staff if quite warm n welcoming without a prompt others stay quiet. It's my dad and no one is perfect. I do believe they need more training on patients with higher needs. The staff needs to offer the help. When I say my dad needs...they do it BUT they should be trained on how to help without being told. That's a world of difference for the patient trying to keep control and dignity as well as family feeling secure if the care. Some days the meals are better than others. Mistakes happen but many meals are over cooked and since he's on hospice n gets meals in room and has trouble swallowing meat needs to be cut into much smaller pieces not just cubed and again help to cut if too big needs to be offered. It is sad that my dad will not partake in any activities but I do see there are plenty of options. There are always hidden or confusing up charges but that's everywhere! My one big gripe is medicine...some covered at hospice ,some not, someone says they called it in but hadn't, it became a stressor and had several meetings with [name removed] and [name removed] about medicine... all was worked out thankfully and they were glad to help... Just like I said it was stressful n sad to get all meds and their overflow set straight so he doesn't run out but at this moment all ok

The staff at Atria Hillcrest are all extremely friendly. Room for improvement: I do think that it would be nice if they offered more excursions (activities off the property) for the residents who are there.

This was a very nice community and tour. Actually Atria was gorgeous, but economics precluded us in choosing this community. We found another community in the area for our loved one.

My loved one was a resident at Atria Cranford. [name removed] was terrific. The first gentleman that I spoke to was rude and obnoxious. Communication was not that great. I didn't care for the nurse who did my loved one's evaluation. And the fees were very high for a person who stayed in her room. I'm not sure if I would recommend this facility to others, depends on the care one needs. I didn't like the scale that they used. And they should consider accepting insurance.

There isn’t a lot of choice for a senior community that is attractive to active and independent New Yorkers. Atria Forest Hills tries hard to provide that space to enable resident engagement - either by being involved in organising their own activities, suggesting activities or indeed just attending them. I had the pleasure of staying with my mom for her first week at Atria and met wonderful residents and employees - everyone was welcoming and genuinely kind. The transition from living in your own home or apartment to having help with cleaning and maintenance can be daunting and the team all understand and genuinely respect every residents individual experience. It will be an adjustment for those that want to pick and choose different mealtimes each day (there isn’t a price reduction for eating less meals) but the benefit of set meal times is the social engagement and true friendship that blossoms over a meal. In my experience the Atria team have been exceptional and gracious.

1. Just because you have Long Term Care Insurance don't assume you you will be accepted for its benefits. 2. In my case it feels like I am living in a hotel. 3. Try to talk with as many staff members and other residents before making a decision. 4. Eat one of their meals.

We took a tour of Atria Carmichael Oaks during our search for an Assisted Living facility for our loved one. This facility was our second choice, but they raise the rent every year by 10% to 15%.

I's working for us and you should check it out to see if it works for your situation. We picked this community, because of the location, cost/value and the staff. I would recommend to others.

The staff at Atria Walnut Creek are friendly and wonderful and they make my mom smile. Some of them have worked there for a long time, which is a good sign. I don't have feedback on the food, but they do allow my mom to have two glasses of wine with dinner and she enjoys that greatly. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

We were very happy with the Atria East Northport. Unfortunately, my mother-in-law had fallen and broken her hip and then required more care in another rehab hands-on facility.

It is a great community. I would tell a friend: Come join us. I picked this community, because it was a homey feeling. The surroundings were comfy and people were friendly.

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.

Everyone is very friendly and helpful. The dining room and activities are very good. I think the housekeeping within the individual apartment could be improved a little; with regard to picking up used depends, stocking toilet paper, straightening.