Although Jean was concerned with how her mother Challice would handle the move to Atria, Challice quickly adapted to her engaging new lifestyle. She loves keeping busy with painting and clay classes, physical exercise, and playing bridge, among other interests.
Daughter of an Atria Senior Living resident describes how her father went from living in virtual isolation at home to living an active, social lifestyle at an Atria community.
When Michael noticed his mother's memory was becoming impaired, he and his wife Dawn searched for a safe, comfortable place for her to feel at home - while receiving the discreet care she needed. Impressed with their visit to an Atria Senior Living community, the decision was made. Today, Michael's mother is happy, engaged and living a life she loves at Atria.
Sarah visited other senior communities before realizing she wanted a place where her "particular" mother would feel at home, in her own apartment. Sarah was impressed with Atria and knew her mother would approve. From having her nails done to being reminded when to take her medication, Sarah's mother now feels like the "lady of the manor" and enjoys her new Atria home tremendously.
Helene's brother lives in the Life Guidance memory care section of Atria. She believes her brother and his fellow residents are given the dignity and respect they deserve at Atria, despite their challenges.
Shirley moved to an Atria community to llive closer to her daughter. She liked the community atmosphere of Atria from the beginning, despite being accustomed to living alone. Shirley enjoys going to the movies six nights a week, and attends Broadway dinner theater shows. Once a professional singer, she ocassionally holds concerts for her fellow residents.
Ray and Miriam describe how happy they are at Atria Senior Living. Miriam loves to be social and enjoys the variety of activities available, including trips to Manhattan. Ray says the staff is terrific and the food is exceptional.
Atria resident and ICAA champion calls exercise the best medicine for keeping your mind sharp. In celebration of Active Aging Week, Atria announced its sponsorship of the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) and their "Changing the Way We Age®" campaign -- a ground-breaking movement aimed at shifting society's perceptions of aging and countering negative aging stereotypes.
Man who came to Atria Woodbridge for a one-month 'trial' ends up staying for years and helps create a 'man cave' where residents invent gadgets and work on craft projects. The enviroment is very social and all are welcome to join the fun, including women.
New York's Atria on the Hudson is the next generation of thoughtful, purposeful community living for seniors. It's more than a place to live; it's a warm, engaging community where discriminating residents enjoy the privacy of their own apartments, make new friends and participate in a wide variety of interests. www.atriaonthehudson .com
Atria resident shares a cherished family recipe for Hungarian pogácsa butter cookies with Atria chef Chad Welch. The recipe is one of many collected from Atria residents and staff and published in a book titled 'A Dash and a Dollop.' Filled with stories and traditions, the recipe book celebrates many members of the 'greatest generation.' www.atriaseniorlivin g.com/atriarecipes/
Beautiful Atria Hillcrest is a comfortable, elegant Los Angeles County retirement and assisted living community tucked away among oak trees in sunny southern California. Atria Hillcrest features serene gardens and walking paths, as well as a complete social calendar, including weekly happy hours. Atria Hillcrest is just one hour from downtown Los Angeles. www.atriahillcrest.c om
Although Jean was concerned with how her mother Challice would handle the move to Atria, Challice quickly adapted to her engaging new lifestyle. She loves keeping busy with painting and clay classes, physical exercise, and playing bridge, among other interests.
Atria resident and ICAA champion calls exercise the best medicine for keeping your mind sharp. In celebration of Active Aging Week, Atria announced its sponsorship of the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) and their "Changing the Way We Age®" campaign -- a ground-breaking movement aimed at shifting society's perceptions of aging and countering negative aging stereotypes.
Atria Senior Living offers the Dakim Brain Fitness program at many of its communities for those at risk for memory impairment. Sue, a retired teacher, talks about the value of the program and her experience with it.
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