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About Atria Senior Living

Atria Senior Living offers more than 210 assisted living and independent living communities across 26 states and seven Canadian provinces. The company provides communities for those in need of assisted living services, memory care, independent living options and short-term stays. Daily life within the communities includes social activities, 24/7 personalized care and nutritious custom meals from a well-trained team of professionals.

Pros
  • Veteran benefits offered
  • Variety of social activities
  • Communities in 26 states
Cons
  • No skilled nursing services
  • High cost of living

What is Atria?

Atria Senior Living locations boast different amenities and services based on the needs of the local community and residents. Each community offers residents a full calendar of social and individualized activities designed to keep them active, engaged and happy. The company also provides families with financial planning resources, various materials for the assisted living transition and an online payment tool.

Atria's assisted living services include:

  • Housekeeping and linen services
  • Emergency alert systems
  • Scheduled transportation to appointments and outings
  • Engaging individual and communal social activities

How does Atria Senior Living work?

Interested residents and their families should first determine which Atria Senior Living communities are nearest them and what level of care is needed. An Atria representative will then help families understand which community is right for their loved one, what living options are available and what individual services will be required.

Next, the cost of care will be calculated. Families can get a head start on this by using Atria’s care cost calculator. Certain discounts or financial programs, such as veteran benefits, are available for qualifying families.

While in the care of an Atria assisted living community, residents will experience:

  • Nutritious meals from a professional chef
  • Engaging personal activities and social events
  • Numerous amenities and services designed to enhance quality of life

How much does Atria Senior Living cost?

The cost of services and care at Atria Senior Living varies based on the living options chosen by the resident. Atria communities have month-to-month rental apartments, cottages or villas. The monthly fee covers dining, events, housekeeping, transportation, maintenance and care services.

On average, monthly rates for senior living communities in the U.S. range from $2,000 to $10,000. The cost is based on the type of services and assistance required and the location.

Interested families and their loved ones may be able to receive financial assistance through programs such as veteran benefits or funds provided through Medicaid or Medicare. Atria’s professional staff is on hand to discuss each family’s options for financial planning and care.

Atria Living FAQ

Who owns Atria Senior Living?

Atria Senior Living was created in 2003 as the result of a merger between ARV Assisted Living Inc., Kapson Senior Quarters and Atria Communities.

Is Atria Senior Living a public company?

No. Atria Senior Living is a privately held, for-profit company.

Does Atria Senior Living accept Medicaid?

Yes, Atria Senior Living does accept Medicaid for qualified residents. However, Medicaid may not cover all of the costs associated with an assisted living community.

How many communities does Atria Senior Living have?

Atria Senior Living boasts more than 210 communities in 26 states and seven Canadian provinces. Not all of these facilities offer the same services or amenities.

Where is Atria Senior Living located?

Atria Senior Living locations include the following states:

  • Alabama
  • Arizona
  • California
  • Colorado
  • Connecticut
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Kansas
  • Kentucky
  • Maine
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • Michigan
  • Nevada
  • New Jersey
  • New Mexico
  • New York
  • North Carolina
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island
  • South Carolina
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Virginia

Is Atria Senior Living worth it?

Atria Senior Living communities are worth it for older adults who may need assistance with daily activities or memory care. The communities provide residents with physical activity and a wealth of social and personal activities designed to engage their minds. However, Atria Senior Living is not ideal for those who need skilled or acute nursing services.

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    Reviewed May 8, 2026

    1. Nice physical plant
    2. No medical care...No RNs on premises....They call 911 at a moment's notice when most of the problems can be handled by a Boy Scout
    3. Food is fair...
    4. Nasty management...
    5. Cost a 120K a year with extras...Not worth it...Take 120K, hire a nurse and live at the Marriott.
    6. Staff is poorly trained
    7. It's a business....Need to make $$ plain and simple....Poor use of financial resources.

    8. Tell your kids, if you have them to come home and take care of you...They won't but it is worth a try.

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    Reviewed April 10, 2026

    This facility may start off professional but will quickly change up-the rent is high, the staff don't like their jobs and admin has bad communication! Especially on the Memory Care side in Temecula.

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      PriceStaff

      Reviewed Feb. 12, 2026

      I have lived in the Santa Clara CA facility for a year, it is known as an affordable place to live that is friendly, clean, well managed with a staff that cares about the residents. I can’t imagine why there are so many negative reviews of other Atria facilities, but the complaints people voice simply do not apply here. The manager of this facility sets a high standard by his personal example. He serves coffee in the morning and knows the names of all residents for example. He and his staff work hard for everyone who lives here. This is a good place to live because the residents support one another. I am very happy to live here.

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      Customer ServiceSales & MarketingStaff

      Reviewed Jan. 4, 2026

      In 30 days I will tell all. Don't want my family to suffer for the next 3 weeks prior to moving out as they already have. Found their hand to be bruised and swollen pretty bad and they look at you like you have 3 heads and all say, "Oh no idea," you're getting thousands of dollars to say, no idea, this company as a whole sucks. dm, gm, memory care mngmt, let's not forget scum bag sales guys,, omg moves residents around without notifying family and including those getting assistance, moves to memory care so he can open up rooms in the other part for people to live in assistant living all while still collecting assistance for the person getting it but now in memory care where, financial assistance doesnt qualify,, talk about scum more detail in 3 weeks but stay far, far away from this organization, hire help that doesn't speak english so frustrates residents

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      Staff

      Reviewed Nov. 28, 2025

      Holiday is accepting residence under false pretense. Promises of independent living when most residence are assisted living qualified. No real regulations for care of these residences. Poor safety regulations and no building safety provided.

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      Reviewed Nov. 11, 2025

      Live El Camino Gardens 7 years. Ordered med. Came here. Didn't know I can't do that. LVN took med. She said I was under med management so she had it. I HAVE NEVER EVER BEEN TOLD ABOUT MED MANAGEMENT or I never ever would have ordered this weight loss med. The med cost 300.00 and I don't have any money. Can't return med. I demand 300.00 back or my med. I am ready for "small claims court" now. Everyone living here will watch small claims court. I am very very upset and demand Atria to follow through!! I have called "support" 6 times.

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      Customer ServiceStaffRatesResolution

      Reviewed July 26, 2025

      We made the decision to move our mother to Atria San Juan on July 2, 2025, Upon arrival our mother was evaluated for her cognitive level, which was rated a 15 out of 30, and we were told she qualified as AL. She moved into AL on July 2, 2025, we were told that our mother would have 2-hour frequent evening checks to learn her sleeping patterns and would have an escort to show her where everything was, such as daily activities, restaurants, etc…which the 2-hour per evening check in and escort never showed up once to take her to Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner, this being our first red flag.

      She was checked once each evening at Medication distribution. The reason we know this is that we have a camera in her room and would check each day. In addition to her evaluation, we requested help with taking her to the toilet, daily dressing and showers three times a week. Through this date she has only received 3 showers over the course of three and a half weeks, two of those showers were provided by my sister and myself, and she wets herself and her bed daily.

      On July 11, 2025, we moved her into memory care due to our concern that she was not being attended to in AL. The memory care we found is nothing more than AL in lockdown. Again, we were told that she would be checked in on every two hours, again this did not occur and we have videos that show this. The care she has received has been null and deficient. She fell two times in Memory Care, and on July 21, 2025, she was in her bathroom from 2:15 am to 5:00 am on the floor due to falling, she was yelling at the top of her lungs for help the entire time. The care staff told me that she fell sometime between 3:00 to 5:00 am, as they checked in on her at 3:00 and that she was in bed sleeping, which was not accurate. They checked on her at 12:49 am and again at 5:00 am to find her on the floor. There was no check at 3:00 am. We have all this on video, as we went back and checked, and now have saved the recordings of every evening.

      The care staff initially were kind, however, are not trained or equipped to be overseeing people in memory care. There are language barriers, with one care staff member who has a clipped demeanor, who was rough with our mother, and then made our mothers bed with urine-soaked sheets. On video she argued with my sister who came in and found the bed wet and smelling of urine and she blamed the night staff and that the bed wetting didn’t happen when she was there. We went back and checked; she was the one who made our mother’s bed after changing her diaper. She is obviously weathered by her job and speaks to our mother in a demeaning manner. We have all this on camera. Most of the care givers, with the exception to Lily exhibit frustrated behavior having to deal with her. They need to understand, this is a disease that she, herself, cannot control.

      Compassion goes a long way with a person who is confused and scared, and in our mothers case presents in a defensive manner, escalating to aggression. They have not addressed her in a calming manner, she can identify tones, eye rolling, abrupt movement and forced vocal instruction. This has been nothing more than a nightmare for our family, as we are the ones who have been called most nights to handle her, and we have to come in daily to attend to her needs. This completely defeats the purpose of placing her into memory care where we thought she would receive care, we are taking time from work to do the job of your caregivers.

      Atria is operating understaffed further compounded with undertrained staff and is not acceptable at the rate that is being paid. If you truly care about the people there for memory care, then you need to revamp the care staff. It’s unacceptable that we now must move our mother, who came in walking and talking ambulatory, tested a 15 out of 30 and placed into AL, to her now in a wheelchair and barely verbal. It’s sad to see our mother in this way, Atria did not help but rather made her situation worse. She is filthy and smells of urine. Three days ago we were told that Atria cannot assist in feeding her due to California Law, please inform me of this law and cite the civil code referred to. Not assisting a person to eat, who now cannot pick up a fork to eat at Atria due to a law? It’s hard to believe. I've reported them to CDSS.

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      Staff

      Reviewed April 15, 2025

      While looking around for a facility for my mother-in-law we visited Atria and she immediately felt comfortable with Atria. We were given a tour and had lunch, met a few of the staff members and some of the residents and from the very beginning it felt very welcoming, clean and the rooms were spacious. Now that my MIL has been there for 4 months I can’t imagine her happier any other place. The staff is awesome and treats their residents with kindness and respect, and there is always something on the activities list (something for everyone). A special thank you to the manager Markie for going up and beyond to make things happen and having the great staff to make the residents feel at home and well cared for. I would highly recommend Atria Senior Living, the place gives you a peace of mind.

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      Refunds & PayoutsMaintenance

      Reviewed March 1, 2025

      February 2025 review. Food was bad, ants in room, mold under fridge, got covid, & was quarantine in room ((5 days)). Wife got covid also, elevators were broken for 7 days & could not get down stairs for my dialysis treatment, so we had to leave for health reasons. Could not chance that happening again. PLUS gave 27 day notice. Because it was not a 30 day notice, I was penalized 3 days and we had to pay a plenty.. I left on the 27 of December paid up until the 31st. No reimbursement for those 3 days. When we moved in we paid upfront for 30 days, would not let me move in for one week due paperwork problem. No reimbursement their fault. All they put me through looks like they could wavie 3 days. I was there for 6 months 6000.00 a month.

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      Reviewed Dec. 12, 2024

      I would stay away from this home as there are many things wrong. First of all they can't keep staff, especially at the management level. My mother has lived there for the past 2 years (2022-2024) and it's been like a revolving door for management staff, which has affected the quality of life there. They have only one elevator for the whole place, which causes fights among the residence who are waiting so long at meal time to get downstairs and God forbid there should ever be a fire!!! My mother just moved out November 2024 and they still took a rent payment for December. It's been a week now and I'm still fighting with them to get the money back.

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      Atria Senior Living
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      www.atriaseniorliving.com