Atria Sunnyvale

Atria at Sunnyvale is a nice facility but I didn't think it would be a good fit for my dad. They're really nice and everything was great. I'd recommend Atria to other people for sure.

The staff were very courteous, helpful and friendly. The accommodations were very clean and clearly cared for. All residents appeared to be happy and satisfied that they were there. We interacted with a few different residents during our monthly visits and each time they were grateful for our visit and commented about how much they enjoyed their stay there. The menu, complete with custom menu items and a gourmet chef, was one of the main selling points the company used, and that each resident commented upon. The rooms were spacious, the grounds were well taken care of, and the overall atmosphere was one of an apartment complex, rather than a hospital.

Atria creates a wonderful environment for their residents, while meeting their needs. My grandmother is happier and more engaged in life, since her move there. Her room is off an enclosed courtyard, which makes for a wonderful place to visit while my children have a place to run around. The staff is very friendly, and willing to help with any issues that may arise.

I went to see my aunt who is a resident at Atria Sunnyvale in March of this year. Although its an older building it was a very nie place. They were making cookies in the front area and it smelled great. Front desk person showed me to my aunts room because Im not from there and hadnt been to see her yet. The room, slthough small, was nice. My aunt said they ahad painted and carpeted her room for her 2 weeks before and she loved the place. I took her to lunch in the dining room and they had food that was fantastic. It was Sunday brunch and they had an omelet station. Not only did the chef come out but the administrator came out to see me to meet me. I wish Texas had places like this.