Atlas Senior Living

It really is a wonderful place for our loved one to live! It seems that some of the activities are more geared for women. Myloved one, does not engage easily. My spouse and I have tried to encourage them to go on some of the outings, but his health has also contributed to him not moving in that direction. Also, my loved one, would love to hear more music from the 1960s and 1970s.They do enjoy happy hour on Friday afternoons!

They have lots of activities and outings to keep the residents busy. One thing they could improve is better service for doctors appointments. I picked this community, because of the facility and price.

We picked because of the friendliness, and cleanliness of the community. The people are good. I would recommend to other famlies.

The staff are what stick out the most, they truly care about the residents and are awesome. They are divided pods and there are only 12 residents per pods so it is more personalized attention. They get her up for every meal and help her walk to the table. I have eaten with her a couple of times and the food is very good. It is a very safe environment and she is doing much better here. I would and already have recommended Madison Heights to others I know.

The staff at The Goldton were so welcoming. They always made us feel that we had nothing to worry about with my mom. They took very good care of her. The place is just beautiful. When you fist walk in, there's a beautiful staircase. The meals were excellent - out of this world. I'm just sorry I didn't put her there first (the first place we chose was terrible). They Goldton was excellent.

This was a very nice community. The staff were very sweet. This was our second choice. They had lots of activities for the residents. The only drawback was it was more than we wanted to spend.

Our family had an in person tour and we didn't see anything we did not like, we thought it was a fantastic tour but ultimately it just came down to location and what would be more convenient for us.

Our tour at Fairview Park was good. They were a little higher on the price point. Overall, it had an upper crust feeling to it, and my loved ones, who are more country folk, preferred a simpler, more relaxed environment.

What we really like about The Atrium is that It's a beautiful facility - feels like a hotel when you walk in! They offer a ton of activities but it's not a huge place so easy to get around. The quality of care and the overall value for the money gets a 5+.

My mother gets wonderful care. The food is great. The activities are well planned and fun for the residents. Workers and staff listen to me concerning my mother's needs. Any concerns I have are quickly taken care of.

The community is interactive. There is a beautiful area outdoors for the residents to socialize with other residents. This is a wonderful place for your loved ones. My loved one enjoys the food provided by the community. There are three meals a day served to the residents, and there are choices to choose from. Some of the activities available include: happy hour, bingo, puzzles, music, and more for the residents to participate in.

Oakview Park Community has served our family well in both Assisted Living and Memory Care. The staff is very loving and compassionate towards all the residents. They try to have activities that challenge the body, mind and soul. They are very competitive on costs and they don't nickel and dime the resident.

This was a good community. It just wasn't the right fit for my loved one.

I was at an event at Thrive the new chef came out and greeted us and had prepared a phenomenal meal. A 5 Star Restaurant Meal. I’m was so impressed!

It's such a beautiful place that feels more like a home. And best of all, a personable, caring, loving, and talented staff that truly care about your lived ones.

I was so impressed when I toured Thrive at Jones Farm. I really loved their outdoor spaces. It's so private and peaceful. We were able see the activities director hosting a painting class and the laughter we heard as we passed by made us smile. I know my grandmother isn't laughing like that at home alone and would Thrive in a community environment. What really stood out to me was we passed the new chef after introduction we continued on our tour. The chef came and found us and sent me and my mom home with a sweet treat. We both couldn't wait to get to the car to sample it. Unfortunately, we decided for my grandmother to live in Birmingham to be closer to family. However, I do recommend Thrive at Jones farm for anyone looking in North Alabama.

We loved our visit to the community. Everyone seemed so very friendly and happy. Beautiful building with very nice size apartments. Everything seemed very clean and well kept. We came during mealtime, and it smelled wonderful, and the residents seemed to be enjoying their lunch.

When walking into the community you immediately see lots of resident and activity happening in the building. You can see people laughing and enjoying themselves. All of the staff and residents spoke when we walked through. It was a pleasure to see such a warm inviting place. The Sales Director was very knowledgeable and helpful.

I attended a Fraud Seminar at Thrive at Jones Farm in September. All of the food was amazing but their Chicken Salad, (YUMMY) it was just like my grandmother's. (maybe even better). I can't wait to see what they prepare for their 5th Anniversary Celebration. I'm looking forward to it.

One of the biggest reason we picked Legacy Ridge is because of the activities, they are great - our loved ones previous community did not have much going on and here she really enjoys bingo, word games and the music. We have had a meal once there and it was pretty good and our loved one never complains about the meals. The value is great - the community is just a flat rate. They also have transportation here which is super nice, they can take the residents out to different stores and restaurant's. We think the resident counsel are the ones that make the decision on which restaurants to go to. The bus can also take the residents to their doctors appointments if that is something they need help with.