Atria

I love it here,and have made a lot of new friends. I have enjoyed myself here. I would recommend to others for their relatives. There is all kinds of activites. They have a great memory care facility.

Dining has been a problem. They keep getting a new chef. Some days it's great, some days it's horrible. We've had meetings here and discussed that with the staff. They are working on it for the better, and I feel like it could eventually be a 5/5. One of the most important things - and I'm sure this occurs at many facilities - is the cost is extremely high. They do annual increases for everyone at the same time (as opposed to when your contract is up for renewal), so you can have an increase before you've even been there a year. This year's increase of 15% is astronomical, and you have to fight to bring it down. Cleanliness petty good, and the woman who cleans my apartment is great. The other residents and the staff are very nice. The grounds are beautiful and suitable for walking. The facility is in a great location in Alpharetta. It's pet friendly. The activities are really good. We have an indoor pool with a water aerobics instructor, which I really love. One of the nicest things here is there is a washer and dryer in the apartment. After looking at about five different places, Atria North Point was definitely the best. They just need to work on the food and pricing.

The people are really nice and helpful. I think if they had a more computerized system or portal it would be easier to do follow ups. They do need to work on improving the meals. They have very few vegetarian options. All stuff they are working with me on though so I appreciate it.

My loved one has adjusted quite well to her new surroundings since moving in. It's the best known senior living facility in the area. We picked this community becasue, the overall value for monetary cost was better than others in my view. I would recommend to others.

I thought it was nice. It was smaller/less residents than Oakmont. Not as pretty. We chose Oakmont because that is where my mom lives and it's what she knows, better weather and likes her doctors. Atria Hacienda was less expensive. I didn't check out the larger Atria down the street. I believe the larger one has memory care. If/when my mom needs to go to memory care I'll check out the larger Atria.

It is perfect for my loved ones as they just walk and do low impact exercises. That it is a good value with friendly staff. It is more suited for less active seniors. If you want a full gym, swimming pool or a tennis court / pickle ball court you will want to look at other places. I would recommend to others.

We toured Atria North Point and it was a very nice facility. Everyone was very friendly. The cleanliness was good. The activities offered seemed good, also. The pricing that we were quoted was great.

Our family had an in person tour with Atria Kennebunk, and the tour was just okay. The tour guide had a lot of good information but we found him to be a little invasive Also the community did not give us the warm and fuzzy feeling we were looking for, and it was way more money.

Office staff has been wonderful and very easy to work with. However, very often it seems like they are understaffed when it comes to those who are caring for the patients.

We toured Village Green and it was a very nice facility! It was definitely more expensive than some of the other places that we toured. They also offered more than my loved one needed, she's not a very active senior.

The facility was clean and nice, staff seems friendly. My two disappointments were regarding communication about cost and medication administration/cost.

The staff at Atria Canyon Creek is excellent. Meals are great. I have no complaints.

Atria Westchase was a nice community. It was more than we wanted to spend. They also had a very long waiting list for the memory care unit, and we need something quickly.

We had a nice tour experience with Atria Forest Hills. There were many orthodox Jewish residents here and it would have been a great fit for my loved one. The parking situation was just very hard - they only have a circle drive out front otherwise you have to go find parking in a residential area. The facility is in between a lot of buildings and the location just felt congested and difficult to get around.

The food is gourmet quality. We have been there several times and the chefs are cooking it, it is better than a lot of restaurants. Not everybody there is 100% sharp anymore, but it would be great if they were able to put something online so a relative could talk to their loved ones about the meals and be more involved. I find the activities are lacking - I think there needs to be more activities for those who are able to walk or just have a cane. They have great concerts and things like that, but they need more interaction for those who are less sharp. It would be great if they could post the activities schedule online as well. There is quite a bit of turnover, most the people we interacted with in the beginning are gone and have not been filled. They do give my loved one proper care. My loved one has a beautiful apartment and is very comfortable. Overall I would absolutely recommend Atria Cutter Mill - we have friends who go to visit and say they want to come here when the time comes! It looks like a fancy hotel. The atmosphere and ambiance is very warm and has a beautiful façade - it really stands out and that is the main reason we chose this facility. The location is also great and not congested.

They don't always clean, my loved ones room but the facility is always clean. They are polite but not always helpful. The staff is not necessarily what they seem. There has been an issue with the nurses, on the night staff, in which they are not always consistent with checking on my loved one. The food is okay, but sometimes they overcook the fish and chicken. The residents are lovely. They need to add more activities.

Some of the staff are excellent. They are very kind to my Mom who is in memory care. I wish they would try harder to get her to wear clean clothes and shower more often. Overall I would recommend Atria Grapevine to others.

This was a good tour with good staff. The hallways were long and dark for us. The cost was more than we wanted to spend.

This is a pretty good place overall. There is a bunch of old people here according to my loved one. Overall I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. There are three meals a day and there are choices for the residents to choose from. It would be nice to see the staff remember who the family and resident's are after signing up. There also could be more servers in the dining room

She does have her own room and likes having the independence. The food is very good. I have tasted a lot of what mom eats and it is great. Everyone goes out of their way to try and be really friendly and helpful. It is a pretty big place, so sometimes there is gaps in communications. Overall I really like the facility, it is working out well for now.