Atrium Village

Christina

Atrium Village was very nice. The only thing was that their independent apartments didn't have balconies that you could go out. You had to use the elevator for everything. They had a lot of hospitality places on each floor. The person who gave us the tour, Jacob, was very nice. He explained a lot of things to us, and he took us on a tour and we got to see a one-bedroom with a den and then a single bedroom. All of their two-bedroom apartments were taken. The dining area was beautiful. They had a great big entrance section with an eight-foot fireplace in it and sofas that you could come and sit. The dining area was double-sized with individual tables. They had their own chef. They had a light meal section where you could just get whatever you liked or they had their dining room section where you could sit down and have a larger meal at lunchtime or dinnertime. They said both of them are open during the day and then they have a snack bar that you can use as well. They had juices and stuff.

Lucy6

I toured Atrium Village. It was very, very nice and seemed like a very quiet community. The rooms were still tight. I can't get my furniture in there. It's a little bit smaller than what I'm looking for. It was very clean. The staff treated me very well.

Kathy

I chose to move to Atrium Village. The thing that convinced me to sign up was that the unit they were showing me was a one-bedroom den. My hobby is quilting, and this means I can take at least one of my quilting machines. I was given a tour by a very nice young man, and I was very impressed by how he conducted himself. The building's very, very clean. It was laid out in an interesting manner, and my apartment would be on the fifth floor, so it would be away from all activities on the first floor. When I stepped in, the atmosphere was welcoming. The rooms looked to be of a good size, and I liked the layout of the unit I will be occupying.

Reviewer#LD101423A

Atrium Village had everything to offer, and it was beautiful. It had an excellent dining hall, a recreation, and a library. It had as many amenities as you could want. The person who gave me the tour was wonderful. Rebecca was outstanding, and the chef was a top chef, so we felt very good about it.

Stacy

I went to Atrium Village. It was nice and clean. The staff were nice and pleasant. They gave me all kinds of information that they thought best suited my relative being a Vietnam vet, so that was really nice. As a matter of fact, the coordinator still calls me. She asked me if I was still looking for my relative, so she was really nice.

Barbara

I loved Atrium Village. I loved the facility. The only problem I found was there was no outdoor space. Since I'm still in the space of independence, it's important for me to be able to grow a plant in a container on the deck. I was saddened that they hadn't thought of that. They had independent living and then they had assisted living, but no medical attention as a part of their program, which is perfect for me. The staff was very friendly. I did spend time with some of the residents who walked me around the grounds. Had they had gardening on the grounds, that would have been fine for me, like flowers and things that you could tend to and turn the dirt, that would have been useful. They had gym equipment and a little library, which I was very excited about because I am a book lover. The staff was wonderful, warm, and responsive to my questions. It was clean. The quality of air was fresh because I'm asthmatic, so I paid attention to the quality of air. There were no deodorizers or odors. They have been keeping in touch and they have invited me back. They have several highly publicized extracurriculars. There's a car show. They had a seventies dance, they had a prom, and they invited me to those things. I would have gone especially to the car show. Whoever is their activity person or whoever is in charge of planning goes beyond and above.