Atria

[name removed], at the front desk, is a fantastic asset to the Atria. She is always warm and friendly and kind to everyone that she meets while she juggles her many responsibilities. She also is very kind to all the animals that come in and out of the Atria. She is an asset to the entire operation and I appreciate her very much.

When my sister moved in, we didn't get much direction or help setting up account/billing- literally had no idea about online billing until I got charged a late fee. So perhaps a move in orientation would have been good. My sister is very happy there ! She does participate in some of the activities. Initially we thought there was a walking club but not sure that ever happens. But other activities are good- she loves the trivia games.

My dad seems to be doing well there which is nice. It feels clean, but sometimes there is a faint smell of urine in the hallways. My dad doesn't do many activities but I love that there are options. By far the more expensive of the facilities we looked at but things like the elevator being broken for a week kind of frustrated me with my dad being on the second floor. We want to move him to a studio room yo save money, but we don't know when one will be available

The Memory Care Manager is ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL! She is a professional supportive empathetic women who is always a joy to encounter and we would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

The largest two bedrooms here are expensive for the services that are rendered at Atria Chandler. We do have a wonderful sales manager, [name removed] who has been extremely helpful.

Atria Tarzana is a very clean beautiful facility great staff and we would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

What I like the most about Atria Hometown is the activities, and I would recommend this community to other families.

My father was at the Atria for about two months. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. There are a variety of social offerings for the residents. The food is quite good. As my father’s health declined, the staff made an effort to be accommodating, but at times they did not always respond to our concerns in a timely manner. In the end, my father needed more care than the Atria could provide. For those with less severe needs, the Atria is a great option.

If your looking at Senior Living for a family member consider the Atria Cutter Mill. The facility is clean, the staff are caring, kind, and very friendly. There are many activities for the residents to participate in, as well as entertainment. The Atria offers scheduled trips to go shopping, or to go out for lunch and even more. Meals are served in the dining room . There are many choices on the menu, and the food is good!! I could go on and on about the quality of the Atria .If you are interested please schedule a tour. You won't be disappointed. .

It's a good facility and my sister seems to enjoy it. I'm not there very often but it's always welcoming

The attendants are caring and friendly. Being on a memory care unit there doesn't seem to be a lot of friend making. But I'm only there a couple of times a week. Maybe he's more engaged when I'm not around

We picked the Atria because of the art activities and there's no director for the art department, so that's why there is a lower rating for activities.

Staff was excellent and we would recommend Village Walk to other families based on the experience we have had!

Overall it has been a positive experience. I know the staff there have a tough job to do. I do know the men wish there was more " structured activities ". (However, they may just forget).

My parents really like it at Atria and have adjusted really well. Atria needs to communicate better on reason for assessment increases. Based on the experience so far, I would recommend this community to other families.

Those are the ratings for independent living care area, and not for the memory care unit. The meals and dining service took a dip in the past six months, but improving recently. We think this was due to staffing issues. Based on our experience, we would recommend the Atria at Foster Square community to others.

Their general resident building was nice, clean, and lots of activities at almost $[removed]/month more affordable.

I would recommend this community to other families.

The staff is super friendly and nice, but they have very little decision power. Also the level of care they offer is very limited by their license. They are great for low level of care, but as the needs increase, you'll be forced to look for a different facility.