Atlas Senior Living

My aunt is living at Oakview Park. She calls it “home”! She has a roommate that she loves and gets alone with like a sister. There is friendliness in the air at Oakview Park. They have a heart to work with the patients. It’s nice that my aunt is close to My home.

I had a good tour experience with The Goldton at Spring Hill. I loved this facility, it is absolutely beautiful. The only issue was that it was way too expensive. For those who have a lot of money that is terrific and it would be a great fit, but for those who are on social security it just won't work. You have to look at places based on your individual circumstances. This would have been my first choice if we could have afforded it.

The community is personable. This is a smaller and more intimate in size. The staff are very engaging with the residents and family. It is bright, welcoming, vibrant, and airy. I feel my loved one is safe here. Most of the food that is being served is fried, crunchy, and hard to chew for the residents. The plates still have food left on them, because the residents find it hard to eat. There are times that the food is hard to even cut with a knife and fork. It would be nice to see more variety of food that is softer texture and easier for the residents to eat. I have personally witnessed the residents having a hard time eating the food. There are times there is no food available on Friday or Saturdays in the dining room, and the food has to be delivered to the residents in their room and it is a sandwich with fruit. There have been times that I have spoken with management on this, and there tends to be an excuse of why they can't get the food right. The excuses always seem to be placed on staffing. I would suggest you consider the menu, food preparation, and the turnover of the staff in the dining room when considering the community.

We picked this community because of the courtyards, windows, and visibilty of the outdoors, which allowed the residents to go in and out. It would be nice if, they offered more activities that are not religious, and more activities that engage with verbal behavior. Sometimes they are undersatffed, so there is an issue with maintaining staff. The staff that does the day in and out caregiving is kind.

It was a great facility. The nurse was wonderful. The outdoor space was not visible.

Overall I was pleased with the facility. Security was good. They took good care of my mom. I didn't think the activities were that great. Some of the staff were better than others of course. I would recommend the facility to others though

Oakview Park has been a bright place in my aunts life. Most elderly people don’t want to give up their home and independence,that was certainly the case with her.The staff worked quickly to welcome her and helped so much with the transition.She now seldom speaks of going home or of what she left behind.The fact that she is active and involved has been proof that she is happy and enjoying this season of her life.

They really make, your loved one feel welcomed and at home. I chose this place because it's a smaller community and the residents get more attention because it's smaller.

Spring Park Assisted Living setup a wonderful and very open and friendly tour. The grounds are very well maintained and facility was clean and light.

I thought Legacy Ridge at Alpharetta was a good place overall. The sales director was very friendly, although none of the caretakers said hello to me. While I was there to tour, they invited me to a reception, and the food was very good. They were at top of our price range though, and everything all together would have pushed us over our budget.

Our tour went with overall very well. Ended up with better fit.

I was satisfied for the most part but very disappointed in the HVac system in the Legacy Savannah Quarters.

They've been good overall. I've had no real problems except with the food. It seems like they don't care what they serve. Sometimes it's burnt. Often it's inedible. Also, quite often the treat us like little children instead of adults. But they have good activities. And from what I've heard about all the rest of them, this place is pretty good.

Staff was shorthanded at many times. Overall It was a very nice place.

Overall things have been fine so far. The community is brand new, so there have been some glitches along the way, but we're managing. It's a very nice environment. 95% of the employees are very helpful. And the other residents are very nice, helpful people. Sometimes the food is really good, and sometimes it isn't cooked well. I'd say it's about 70/30 good to bad. I love my apartment and how open the living room is. I only wish the closest weren't so small, and we don't have a linen closet. Maintenance requests have been slow as well. We understand they're short on help - like everybody right now - but some requests that are more urgent we wish would get higher priority. Outside of that, right now we're satisfied and happy in our environment.

It is a clean community, and it makes you think of a hotel when you walk into the building. There is a pleasant smell to the community as well. My family and I and pleased with the care our loved one is receiving. The staff communication is pretty good with the family. They have been quick to try and resolved any questions or concerns the family has.

I feel a great sense of relief because I know that my mom is now safe in this community. My loved one was living with another loved one that needed assistance also this is a much better alternative for my loved one. They have activities at this community like bingo, word games, movies, gardening, and more for the residents to do to have a good time. I was also told that the residents go out on a frequent basis and this has not been the case yet.

Madison Heights is very clean. I'm pleased with the staff. They are very friendly and very approachable. My loved one enjoys the food. The activities are great. Kelly, the activities director, is on the ball all the time. They're constantly doing things. They've gone to the museum, they do crafts all the time, and they post pictures on their Facebook page. I did not realize they were so limited on what they could do for her as far as care. They pretty much feed the residents and give them their medications. I have not been happy with the bathing situation. They say they give them three baths a week, but she was only getting maybe two. We have hospice coming in now, and hospice is doing it three times a week, so now Madison Heights has stopped bathing her at all. She is in depends and has accidents, so we had hoped she would be bathed every day. Also, it's the night shift that gives the baths, and she was used to taking hers in the morning. So it's not all we thought it would be, but we're pleased with it overall. She enjoys the social aspect of talking with he other patients. It's just the bathing situation where there's room for improvement. And they don't necessarily recognize when something is amiss or take it upon themselves to correct it. It has always been hospice who has called us when issues arise.

I really like Legacy Reserve; it's a warm place with a homey environment and friendly staff.

I think my loved one is doing well. The food is good, and she's gaining some weight. She seems to get good care. They have good activities. And l like that they post their activities every day on Facebook, so if you're not able to visit that day you can go to Facebook and see pictures. Their cost is about the same as other places. Really the only issue is there's consistently an odor when you walk in.