Atria Longmont

Farah

I like that Atria Longmont's staff was very friendly and very welcoming. They're an older community, so their facility was a little more dated as far as the carpet furniture. The layout didn't seem to flow as well as the other place. It felt a little more cumbersome. It was priced at $1500 less than my other experiences, so it was kind of an experience of 'you get what you pay for.' The place is very friendly. It would have been perfectly suitable for my dad. However, the location is on top of a hill on that street. So for safety reasons, I didn't choose that facility because if the individual wants to walk around, you have to walk up and downhill to get anywhere. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. She had a lot of experience in the field, but it kind of felt like, 'these are the things to look for,' almost like a sales pitch to push her agenda in kind of. Also, their assisted living and independent living community, all co-mingle together, which for my situation would be too overwhelming for my dad. The carpeting needs to be replaced. There were some interesting smells from the room that we visited and that turned us off.

T'lena

Rooms are normal size with nice sized windows. The food depends on what cook is working that day. If our chief is working things are good. If he is off meals are boring and most always the same except for; hard pieces of carrot in the crab cakes ruining them for those of us who were excited when seeing them on the menu. Whole pieces of spice in the soup. giving us an exciting choking experience during the meal.

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Karen

Atria Longmont was quite large. It's absolutely beautiful. I liked it. The gal sat and explained everything and took me on a tour. She knew everybody by name in the hallway. I was impressed. The room I saw had just been redone and it was absolutely beautiful. It was a corner room with lots of windows and was painted and updated. It looked very contemporary and new. It had the appliances and the washer and dryer. I'd live there. They had four or five choices for lunch. It was a pretty nice menu, but I did not eat the food. They had a beauty parlor there. They had an exercise room. They had a room for relatives to come like for barbecues and parties and you could have a birthday party. They had a party room and guest room for people to come. If the family wants to come visit, you're not crammed into their little apartment. They had a lake with a trail around it. They had an ice cream parlor. They had a place where they had church services. They had coffee and stuff in the front room when you walked in. They had a dining room. They had stuff in the hallways like for puzzles and things if people wanted to just go outside their room and do things in the hall. Of the ones I've seen, that's the one I'll live in. The gal at the front desk was great. The staff during the tour knew everything and she was very helpful as far as financing or getting assistance from other groups to help cover the cost because it's not cheap at all to live there. It's $8000 a month, and that's not even assisted living; that's for my parents in the independent living. It's been redone and updated. it's beautiful.

Nicholas

Atria Longmont seemed like it had by far the best amenities of any option. It looked and sounded like a nice place, but it was 50% more at the starting value and could be more than double. It also seemed like it had the most involved staff willing to help. The thing I liked least was the cost. It was very expensive compared to similar locations. It was like where the rich people go to retire. They had two different gyms, they had a courtyard, they had events to take the residents to, and they had two libraries, too.

Lynda

Atria Longmont was very nice, very clean, and very updated. The staff that took us around was very nice, very warm, very personable, very kind, and very informative. I loved this place. They had a fabulous room, and it's a wonderful place. All appliances were provided in the room, like a small refrigerator. It's just a perfect facility. They had patios, courtyards, and a little bistro with an outdoor patio. But the outdoor areas in the assisted living were not too extensive.

Melinda

My mother is in Atria Longmont assisted living. It's very clean and attractive. It's a nice, beautiful home, and the grounds are pretty outside. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and we're very happy with the services that they've provide. They are very caring and good to her. Like my mom had a seizure the other day and they were really helpful with that. The food is not good, that's my only complaint. There's a lot of fried food. The alternate menu includes things like hot dogs and hamburgers if you don't like the shepherd's pie or whatever it is that they serve. My mom enjoys the ice cream, but the meals, not so much. They have plenty of activities. Unfortunately, they haven't been able to get my mom to do any of them yet, but I haven't given up on her. They do a lot. They have a lot of things to do. They post things, like in the elevator, where they say what their next activities coming up are. They did a little field trip and went to Brown Palace several weeks ago. The room is great. She has a one-bedroom apartment; it's very clean and it's a very, very good apartment. We're very happy with it.

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S. S.

I looked at Atria Longmont. I wasn't as impressed with that one. It was very clean, and they were very nice, but it just didn't stand out to me going, "This is the place." The staff was very nice. The amenities were pretty much the same. They have a salon facility, they have activities, and those are the only things that stood out to me.

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Terry

My in-laws are at Atria Longmont. They ended up staying there and just move into assisted living in that facility. They're comfortable there. They know the people, and they have a nice two-bedroom apartment. The amenities are very nice. They have outdoor patios, but they can't use the dining room right now or the ice cream parlor. They've got several different outdoor places where they can sit. It's very conveniently located. If people are in the Longmont area, it's an excellent choice. The staff is very friendly and caring. They know all of us by name.

Nancy

The apartments at Atria Longmont were quite nice. The regular independent living apartments were roomy with a full kitchen, washer and dryer, and plenty of closet space. Some of them did not have very great views, but there's not a place in the whole building looked out on a wall. There was a small park right next door with a walking path all the way around a lake. People who had been there for a long time are allowed to have small gardens out on their patios or deck. The people had been there for a number of years. You had to get on a long waiting list before you get called about an available apartment in independent living because people like it so much. They had a lot of activities, but you're not forced to do them. Some of the facilities were a little bit dated, but certainly very good. They had a shuttle bus, they took people out for activities in Longmont and surrounding area, they had a Bridge group, bible studies, a book club, a library, puzzles, and guest people come in to give classes or talks. You can come down for meals, have them in your room, or you can make your own.

Audrey

Our tour of Atria Longmont was very good. The apartment we saw was very nice, and it was a much newer facility. The staff we met was very nice, very accommodating, and answered our questions. The dining area looked very nice, was clean, and attractive. They had things scheduled for the residents.

Kay

We had a very nice tour at Atria Longmont. It's a very large place that's not dog-friendly and is a little more expensive. The rooms were fine. They were having a music activity in the memory unit during our visit. The staff was helpful, and the sales rep was good.

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Karen Reynolds

There was a 1 1/2 year waiting list for an available apartment. Facility very nice, clean and very up-to-date.

Diane

My father-in-law is in Atria, and it is very good. The staff is caring and very good. The rooms are spacious and clean. The dining room is very nice, and the food looked very good. They have all kinds of exercises, programs, games, bridge group, and movie night in a movie room.

Marjie

Mom moved into Atria Longmont and had a hard time adjusting to independent living. However, she's getting stronger because of that. She's got a beautiful, spacious apartment with a full kitchen, balcony, and a beautiful courtyard. I felt she's pretty active there, with Bingo, social hour, and the church service. We've looked at others, but nothing else offered that much space for the money. They have a beauty shop, she gets her nails done, and her hair done weekly. They have 2 different theaters for each building, exercise rooms, and a couple of rooms where they can have social hours, social times, and banquets.

Karen314454

Atria Longmont was beautiful. It was very big and very spacious. The rooms were beautiful. The activities were lovely. However, they did not take Medicaid when you run out of funding. They did have arts and crafts and outings. The surrounding was very beautiful.

Judy324165

Atria Longmont was very nice. The grounds seemed nice, very clean, and lovely. The rooms were very convenient, nicely laid out, and open. I had lunch there several times with a couple of elderly ladies, and the food was good.

Sue120288650

Atria Longmont was a beautiful facility for my parents, but they didn’t have availability. The facility was adequate with nice and new rooms. I would give them four stars because I felt like we wandered around all over the place when we visited.

Anonymous114996850

We like Atria Longmont and the view we have to the outside of the facility. We get a full breakfast every day of the week, plus we buy meal tickets and go down to eat a meal of our choice. We have a kitchen, so we can choose to eat out or eat in. The dining area is very nicely handled with quite a few servers, and the food is good. They have quite a few activities, but we don’t participate often. They have movies periodically that we are interested in, so we go to those.

Caring110823250

My father-in-law is at Atria Longmont, and so far we have been really happy with the place. They have lots of activities. They've done a great job of making sure that all of his needs are met. They manage his meds. We have been very pleased with it. Their dining room is very good. They have a set menu, and they also do specials very day. There's a variety of food. They have a lot of activities. I haven’t seen anybody there that is not smiling. The staff seemed to be very helpful.

Caring112286550

Atria Longmont was a lot smaller than other places I’d seen, but I didn’t mind that; I thought it was OK. It was clean and new. I was a little bit concerned about my dad finding other men to socialize with. There didn’t seem to be very many men there at dinner time when I looked because it is a small population, but just from what I saw, I liked it. The staff seemed fine; I didn’t have any impressions.

KC2

We have visited Atria Longmont. It looked nice, and they had various levels of care. We checked the room in the memory care unit. The memory care unit was bright, and it seemed nice. People were visible, and they seemed happy. It was very secured. The guy that took us around was very nice.

Caring105404150

Atria was very nice, and they took the time to go around. The staff was good. They react to falls pretty quickly. They have the fire department there, so I know they look after their people. Based on what I saw, I would recommend them. No qualms.

Caring100421250

We visited the Atria. They didn’t choose to be licensed to provide the level of care that my mom needed. The staff and the rooms were very nice. Very good food.

Caring70096350

Atria seemed to be very secure because they have a lot of Alzheimer’s patients in there. You have to sign in to get in there. The location seemed to be okay, it was pretty much in the middle of Longmont. The room was pretty nice and decorated pretty nice with mostly modern furniture. My friend seemed to be to be alright but she doesn’t remember what was going on.

Elizabeth24

I went over at Atria Longmont and did a tour there. It's a lovely facility. There were really a lot of things I liked about this place. First of all it's very clean and bright. It felt like you are in a hotel rather than in a facility. They had a very nice dining facility and then they also have food from 6 to 6. They have two entrees every day and they display them. They also have another menu that was more casual that was served all day long and you could choose that if you don't like the two entrees of the day. The dining room felt like you are in a restaurant. It felt very comfortable. They had other things like an ice cream parlor where they did ice cream social things. They also have a chapel. They had a room which was dedicated just for crafts. They have a couple of theaters and a library. And these were all in different rooms and I really like that. It made it feel like the residents had a community. The rooms were big and that was nice. I also looked at their memory care unit and it's open and free. It didn't feel like you were in a hospital. They had space for the residents to go outdoors and sit on the patio. The staff were very attentive and they were all friendly. The assisted living area is manned by a 24-hour staff but the independent living area had their separate entry and it's protected by a lock code. The only thing I noticed about this facility is that they treated the residents like a child, but overall the place is fantastic. It's really a nice facility and I wished we had the money.

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Dean R.

Atria Longmont was clean and nice and they staff was friendly. But they only had one wing only for memory care.