Atria

We chose Atria at the time because they presented themselves very well, it was clean and they were consciousnesses. It is a very nice place as long as you can be mobile. If you cannot be mobile, it is not a good fit. It is assisted living and they do not give a lot of assistance, but they are consciousness of care. The wellness staff was very friendly and they were good with communication.

The community has no dietary restriction menu options and they are very inconstant. The staff is trying. Communication between the Management and our family is good but the medical staff isn't as good with communication as we like. The community is very neat and clean and they offer good value for the money. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience.

My friend and I really liked Atria of La Jolla. It ha many of the amenities I am looking for in a place to live. The only reason it isn't a 5 star is because of the lack of transportation for local errands. I have been assured that those will return once the Covid crisis is over. We had lunch and the food was good and their printed menu showed many choices to choose from. Prices seem re4asonable. I loved the swimming pool/Jacuzzi.

We chose Atria Cranford because my mother needed more care and the location was good for me. It is a bright and cheery environment. They have been good with communication and keep us updated with newsletters. My mom has complained about the food, she said it is hit or miss depending on the day. I do think staff is usually very helpful, sometimes I have trouble with communication so they could use a little improvement there. Overall I would recommend to others looking.

With the passing of my spouse, I sold my house ,and moved to an apartment.After two weeks it was apparent that I had few culinary skills,and meals were a hassle...After searchhing for an alternative,I was told to look into senior independent living.I checked out a few,and they seemed nice,but when I arrived at the Atria Campana Del Rio it seemed like I was checking into a five star resort.The archetecture and landscaping were beautiful. The inside is what counts though,and I have not been disappointed.It starts with the staff,who are helpful and friendly,and are bent on making your stay as happy and carefree as possible.This includes three meals per day,weekly cleaning of the apartment,laundry facilities,and a well stocked library . It seams as though we are all part of the same team ,and are ready to help each other out.Activities have been hindered by the lockdown..I have been a resident here for the past seven months,and I certainly have made the right choice.

We chose Atria Newport Plaza because of the cost as well as it was in a great location for family to visit. The staff members are very good with communication and keeping families informed. I would recommend to others looking.

I would recommend the community. Go check it out! The community is on a hill and has a view. The unit my loved ones have has a lot of light that comes into their apartment in their living room. The physical therapy was a bit difficult to get started due to a problem with them working with insurance. The staff has been very helpful. It would be nice for the community to also offer an assisted living area.

The visitations are still pretty limited with all the restrictions, but we are able to look through the windows and the community looks to be very clean. The staff members are all very friendly. Our loved one has told us the meals they serve is just okay, but we do know the activities are getting better. The value is okay it is pretty reasonable.

We toured this community and the staff was very nice and the tour was great. The location and layout of the community just didnt fit our needs.

Atria on the Hudson was a very lovely place. We ended up choosing a different community because the apartments there were a little bit bigger, and it was really close to my house. We didn't experience anything negative at Atria on the Hudson. We just had a stronger preference for another place. Sometimes you just go with your gut. But I would definitely tell people to come check them out!

Beautiful community. Too pricey for my father. Lots of happy seniors.

From what I could see the facility looked to be very nice. The staff were super accommodating in getting us in especially during the pandemic. They followed up well and kept in touch to see if our needs had changed at all.

A beautiful facility. You could throw a ball and say this is you home and you would say "I love it!"

The staff is friendly, but communication could be better between the staff and our family. sometimes it's hard to get a return call. I would

We've had some good experiences, and one pretty bad one. Generally, the staff was very friendly. We actually had a lot of support from them in helping my loved one to go here. They came to our house and met with her, and explained their services. They were always super helpful, and they were very helpful getting her situated. They did their best considering the amount of care my loved one needed. They were very accommodating. Also they were helpful in letting my loved one pick her meals for a better diabetic diet. The biggest issue was when my loved one got Covid there and had to be hospitalized. There was one staff member who found my mother's behavior to be problematic. So their communication was bad at the end between the rehab facility, Atria, and myself. I wasn't notified soon enough that she wouldn't be allowed back to Atria.

We chose Atria Del Rey because of the convenient location to family and we just liked the feel of the facility when we walked in. We liked the staff and we had interaction with the residents and they seemed happy. They offered zoom visits and window visits during covid and they did text us with updates when needed. Others we have talked to who had family here have been happy so it has a good reputation in the community. I would recommend them.

The facility is beautiful, the people that live there apear happy and the staff is welcoming.

I've recommended a couple of people to Atria, and overall I'm very happy with them. Mostly it's because of the care staff. The girls on the floor who are taking care of my loved one are truly compassionate. They really care, and it shows. They try to keep the residents pretty busy with activities on the memory care side. The food is pretty bland. Sometimes there are things that are pretty good, but it tends to be kind of bland, cafeteria food. As far as value, I think they do a good job, but I just can't understand how it costs so much money. I would expect larger rooms and 24-hour care at that rate.

The community was very accommodating and very kind to my loved one. Communication

The care was intermittent. It's a very nice community and expensive each month. Overall a good experience. The communication was good, but sometimes it is intermittent. I would like to see elevators upgraded and quicker response from them.