Atria

Very pleased with the facility, residents very friendly, staff welcoming and beautiful apartments. Our tour included lunch and it was delicious. We will be moving to this facility!

I asked for a lot of "sprucing up" of my apartment. Everyone went above and beyond in response. All employees, residents, and especially the director really care about our comfort and joy in being here.

My mother has been a resident for the past few months. She feels as if she has lived there for years. Each and every employee goes far beyond to make everyone safe and feel like family.

I loved the executive director. He is just a go-getter, and you could tell everyone loved him. He was a high energy person and brought some good vibes there. The other staff that I met were so nice and wonderful. The residents were nice too, but seemed to be older overall. And I wanted my loved one to have as many opportunities to be active and socialize as possible. The facility itself was older was well, which I knew she wasn't going to be thrilled with.

Your loved one will be well cared for, safe, happy, and inspired by the wonderful environment at Atria. The entire staff is dedicated to ensuring a comfortable living experience in a beautiful community. The daily activities, events, and social hours are incredible! Security, cleanliness, and genuine love and respect for the residents is top notch. My mother is very happy at Atria and can't say enough good things about the beautiful apartments, food, social events, and amenities at Atria. Thank you!

I would tell others that it is a very nice community. They care about the residents that live here. The grounds are very beautiful. They say that they will be doing more activities after COVID restrictions lift.

Our friend who is at Atria Sugar Land could not believe she was going to be living there, she compared it to Disneyland. She is really enjoying the meals and dining service. The activities are coming back, but we do think they are still somewhat limited.

I loved it here and would have happily put our loved one here. But she ended up in a different location with my other siblings. It was very nicely done, and the kind of place I would want to live. There were a lot of activities, and the apartments were really top-notch, modern, and spacious. The community rooms were modern, spacious, and well-kept. It didn't feel depressing - when you walked in, it felt like a high-end, very active community.

We toured Atria Briarcliff Manor, and it was great. The people were awesome. It was a virtual tour since we were in the midst of Covid, but it was as good as it could be. We went with a different facility just due to the location. It was too far for us.

We chose Atria Woodlands because of the location of the facility and I knew someone who had worked here and raved about them. They really worked with us when it came to rates and stuff like that. They have tons of activities provided for residents. They do things like going out to lunch, going to the pool, etc. The staff members are just great, they always return my calls and are very responsive. I would highly recommend.

I live here at the community. The staff and team really go the extra mile to support and help us. I have my independence and know I have support when I need help. They have programs and activities going throughout the day. It’s worth the money.

Beautiful and spacious.Clean, lovely dining room and very friendly staff and management. Terrific activity calendar and a gourmet menu.

Very I nice and nice inviting place with a lovely staff.

I was quite impressed at how well maintained the building is. From the beautiful flowers at the main entrance to the high-end lobby with the grand piano. When I toured the building there were no odors like you experience at other facilities. The staff was very friendly and everyone smiling and enjoying themselves; residents and staff alike. I also noticed the longevity of the staff; some members there for 20+ years. You don't see that at every assisted living co.

Building is beautiful and the staff were very happy when I visited. They have a little coffee shop in the front that was baking cookies.

It has been six months since my mother and step father moved into Atria. My wife and I have been very impressed with Atria. What impresses us the most is the staff from the bottom to the top they are sincerely friendly and helpful. To the person they could not be nicer, they make the residents feel special and always have a smile. Some days the only contact a resident may have is with the staff. That contact with the staff can make the difference between someone feeling lonely or feeling special. The staff is very helpful, and makes every effort to help in anyway possible. I would recommend Atria to anyone.

We are surrounded by love and acceptance. It’s easy to be enveloped by this after being here only three and a half weeks. I am amazed how the staff knows everyone by name . I n addition each resident is treated with respect and care..Also they are vigilant to any needs that arise. I don’t want to forget the food. It is quite good. The servers are awesome knowing everyone’s preferences. I am delighted to be here and would feel Fred’s to invite others to join us at Atria

We were put in touch with [name removed] almost immediately. We were able to tour the facility that day. They were so welcoming and she answered all of our questions. They have been so understanding and patient with our family situation. To top it all off, they send you home with a homemade apple pie! Truly Atria is such a caring facility and we have no worries with our loved one moving in!

We moved my mother to Atria in Sugarland 3 years ago so that she could be near my brother and his family. Although I do not get down there often (only 3 or 4 times/year) but when I do everyone I have interacted with always seems to be friendly and helpful and very patient with my mother who has some physical difficulties and can be trying at times.

This is a safe place for mom and dad. The community makes it worth it. There are two interpreters on staff to assist the deaf community. The community has also started classes for Sign Language to allow residents to communicate with those that are deaf. There are a lot of activities going on.