The Arbor Company

Beautiful place. Spacious apartments with patio or balconies. A real feeling of family among the residents and staff. Very warm, attentive, and loving staff. This may very well be the place my dad chooses, if and when he moves to Atlanta.

Lovely place. Spacious apartments with patio or balconies. A real feeling of family among the residents and staff. Very warm, attentive, and loving staff. This may very well be the place my dad chooses, if and when he moves to Atlanta.

My mother was there during the time it was called Atria. Staff was engaging. Mother loved watching movies. The facility was clean. If there were any issues I would bring it to staff's attention and it was taken care of immediately. When Mother's room had a bad smell we discovered it was because she had an UTI. Mother went on outings - restaurants, fire company, etc.. She had a nice time there. Many thanks to the staff.

Very nice employees, most of whom go out of their way to do a good job. Facilities are very pretty. Offer good entertainment and activities. There are some kinks to be fixed that need attention—they have been bad for too long (the provided telephone and telephone system are poor, poor, poor.). Restaurant looks like a good restaurant, food is presented very nicely but needs daytime Waitresses with better skills. All in all, a very nice facility and needs a little more attention to be a 5 rating.

Lovely property which was clean and welcoming. Staff warmly greeted me and the residents who passed through the entrance area on their way to an exercise activity. My mother loves to walk, and the building layout - long wide corridors and enclosed - would allow her to do so. Had an opportunity to speak with a couple of residents; my mother would enjoy chatting with them. Activities and wrap around services (beauty salon, onsite theater, intergenerational programs) would appeal to my mother.

[Name removed] was very knowledgeable and Helpful by working to get Dad into independent living, w/ ala carte services, and not being satisfied with mandating assisted living. Complementary daytime chauffeur service to anywhere within 5 mile radius. This is an older building, the newer part ( assisted-living) was built 30 years ago. Being located in the middle of downtown Park Ridge is nice - easy access to nearby shops, the Pickwick Theater, and the park. [Name removed] spoke directly to Dad, not to me while ignoring Dad.

Residents were active and social and happy. Many well dressed residents! Dining area was beautiful and the Sunday brunch looked delicious. Common areas were nice. This facility is a converted hotel and is quite large in my opinion. It has had a couple renovations and is nice, however I still felt the vibe of a hotel as it relates to the residential floors. Rooms options varied. Saw many staff with residents, people greeting each other by name. The size of the facility and the number of places on different floors residents need to travel to engage in activities probably would not work for my family member, but doable for so many. Services and supports seem to be similar to other senior living options. [Name removed], who took me on the tour, showed such interest and compassion for my family member and provided me with tons of information about the facility and its support options.

Arbor Terrace was clean and the staff was nice. Fo me, unfortunately, I was not that impressed. I did not want to wear a pendant and I though some of the services were overpriced.

This one doesn't have full kitchens. I called and spoke to [name removed] letting her know that.

We toured this one. There are not full kitchens in any of the places and it is not walkable to shops. We told them it wouldn't work.

My husband and I toured The Vantage, looking for a new home for Mom. The facility was very clean and decorated for the holidays. For me, the Vantage was too large of a facility; they only had studio and one bedroom suites. The rooms seemed a little small for my Mom. It is conveniently located near shopping and doctors; easy access to the highway.

This facility is under new ownership. My elderly mother has lived here for 2+ years. The facility is very nice and the caregivers are very caring. The new owners are planning renovations, some needed, some not. Well they have been working to improve deficiencies in the dining experience, they still need to make this the highest focus. We love the happy hour three days a week. It's very popular

My dad has been very happy with our selection of the Preserve. He feels comfortably at home and finds the service staff friendly and kind. He enjoys the food and hails it as well prepared and tasty. I appreciate the professionalism, courteousness, and willingness of the leasing and management staff ; they exercised flexibility in tailoring a package that suits my dad's requirements. They were able to create an acceptable laundry package as well as make accommodations for a to-go breakfast when my dad has early morning medical appointments. There communication has given me the confidence not to worry as they consistently alert me whenever an issue is perceived with my dad. The Preserve's value for money is competitive in the market and for me the peace of mind is priceless. My only reluctance to give a 5-star rating is the failure of the office/billing staff to return calls. I now dread calling the billing dept and just hope I'll have no future billing issues requiring communication. Here's to hoping that situation has been rectified with some coaching.

I have 3 relatives here. I like the decor and the activities provided to the residents. The staff are attentive, and they try to get my relatives to go to activities. The facility is clean. I think this is a good place for my relatives. They don’t like the food, however.

My father is well taken care of, and after a few months to settle in, he’s very happy. The staff is always cheerful caring. If there is ever a problem, they are more than willing to try to solve it. The food there could have more variety, or at least have more than 1 special of the day at lunch and dinner. Over all, I’m so happy to have my father near by and so well taken care of. Kudos Atria Villages of Windsor staff!

Tour was very good. The Arbor Terrace is still being completed so we were only able to see one completed model amn another one with bare walls. The grounds looked very nice and our guide was charming.

Beautiful location. Seems a bit large and overwhelming. Everyone was very nice and helpful.

IHAVE BEEN LIVING HERE ABOUT 5 MONTHS.THE FACILITIES ARE WELL CARED FOR. THE MOST IMPORTMENT THING IS THE STAFF. THEY ARE GOOD CARING NICE PEOPLE. THE MGT. TAKES THE TIME TO LISTEN TO COMPLAINTS AND THEY MOVE QUICKLY TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM. YOU GET 3 HOT MEALS A DAY IF YOU WISH. THE FOOD IS FRESH AND WELL PREPARED.THE STAFF TRIES TO MEET SPECIAL REQUESTS. YOU GET ASENSE OF FEELING SAFE AND SECURE HERE.THOSE RESIDENTS THAT NEED SPECIAL CARE ARE WATCHED AND LOOKED AFTER. OVER ALL THIS PLACE IS A GOOD BET FOR ASSISTED LIVING ,TO GIVE FAMILY MEMBERS THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THEIR LOVED ONES ARE BEING CARED PROPERLY.

Very nice facility. Clean, well-appointed. Nicely designed rooms. Good prices for the Northern Virginia area. [name removed] was very friendly and helpful. Residents were active and engaged. The only question I have is on the lighting-it seemed a bit dim. It could be that we visited when it was going to storm outside, but my Granny may need more light.

No place to park except on a side street. Couldn’t see this working as visits would occur daily .