Atria Campana Del Rio

After losing my wife last year of a truly wonderful 47 years of marriage, I was completely lost in our two bedroom town house which I could no longer afford as having also lost her Social Security income with just my own. I was despondent and really felt there was no where else I could afford or want to move into. That is until I logged onto A Place For Mom, who referred me to Atria. This not only fit into my limited finances, but has resulted in an also truly beautiful living space offering three meals daily, tv and electricity. The facility is really beautiful and the staff from top throughout is top notch. They are all both attentive to all my needs and friendly. It has allowed and facilitated a sense of tranquility which I feel has been therapeutic in dealing with my loss, and I have been able to have my pet, Mimi, a Shih Tzu pup. Atria is just plain wonderful! Thank you Atria, A Place For Mom, et all.

It's poorly maintained and shabby but clean. Needs inside painting, molding, etc; needs faster food service. Needs more flexible transit service. And the doors, water fountains, and flooring are not wheelchair friendly. It's apartments are not ADA compatible.

My mom is very happy with everything at Atria Campana Del Rio. She enjoys most of the food and says that every staff member is helpful and friendly. She appreciates the housekeeping. Newsletters are sent to each of my siblings. The move in process was smooth and I already have and will continue to recommend the community. My mom is in great shape and it is a little disheartened that so many residents require assistive devices. She feels a bit out of place at times, but she enjoys the activities and the new lifestyle.

I moved here from California in early March this year to live near my daughter. while in California i lived in 2 other Atria facilities, both of which were good. Campana Del Rio is by far the best! Never thought I'd live in Arizona, but I am liking life here!

Conveniently located, restricted courtesy transit, fair food but poor food service, good housekeeping and laundry service, two exercise classes daily, weekly happy hour, monthly field trips, art and music activities, great decisions group, Christian church services, caring assistance but no nursing, mental health, or massage, physical, and occupational therapy. Outdated, poorly maintained, antiquated, shabby. Not ADA compliant or convenient for wheelchairs..

I was trying to find a place for a friend who lived out of state, and visited this facility. All the employees I met were very nice, and the residents I saw seemed happy. The facility was clean. My friend and I chose this facility because I was very impressed with it, and it was closer to where I live than were some of the others. My friend has been living there for about a month and seems to like it and is happy there. `

I am a recent resident to Atria Campana Del Rio and I couldn't be happier! After several health scares, my daughter and I were looking for a safe place for me to move to. Atria was looked at first and the other communities couldn't compare. They have great security in place to keep you safe, assisted living and independent living options, awesome and friendly staff, lots of daily activities, and restaurant-style meals provided. The Community Sales Director [name removed] went above and beyond to facilitate a very smooth and timely move in. I feel so welcome here!

I would recommend. I picked it for the overall look of the apartment and how it suited our needs for furniture etc, dining area is nice and bright, servers are all very nice people. Beautiful outdoor spaces and active social opportunities.... although my mom doesn't really participate, it's available. There was an electrical fire in the floor above her in October that affected my mother's wing. Still waiting on repairs in her area in the hallway, laundry room on her wing still not available. They are moving very slow on getting that done. Everywhere else things look great. But for the folks in the damage area, they are not too happy. Also a new chef that has been there since last summer seems to be not popular... too much repetition I guess. Overall though I am very grateful to have found this place

At the time of her departure there appeared to be quite a number of residents leaving. That may have been in part due to atria's increases in cost of services. I did feel it was getting pricey beyond [name removed]budget. It was a good experience. Staff very accommodating. Food was good most of the time. The apartment was adequate.

My dad is a resident at Atria Campana Del Rio and I couldn't be more pleased. There is a large variety of activities and sensory activities. I hope my dad starts to take part in some of them, but he's made a number of friends already. The meals are good quality. The staff is very friendly, patient, and kind. They have called me multiple times the past month. So, good communication. Usually it has been about something my dad has asked them that is really a family responsibility. They always let me know he is okay. I feel like they know their people. When we moved in they had a welcome sign for my dad in the lobby. Having a barber/salon on site has been terrific. The pedicure person fixed my dad's feet. I'm so thankful that almost everything that he needs is there. There is transportation to the bank, stores and post office, but they sell postage at the front desk also. They deliver packages to the residents' apartments as well.

Staff is very willing to help work through difficult situations. Very patient with residents. I would recommend Atria Campana Del Rio to others.

I took an elderly friend of mine to visit Atria as she is considering selling her home and moving to a senior living facility. She was very pleased and impressed with the facility, and our tour guide. The Guide was very patient, answered all my friend’s questions and explained all of the operations, amenities, activities, and functions of Atria Campaña del Rio.

there was a lot of confusion with the place. the apartment was filthy when we took possession and my parents were moving in a few weeks later. i figured it would be cleaned weekly so it would get clean by the time they moved in but in fact no one ever cleaned it. the amenities didn't work (cable) and they kept telling me they did despite me clearly sending pictures they didn't work. they switched the rate for the second person between the time we signed up and when my parents moved in. after my parents moved in i realized no one had ever cleaned under the appliances and it was covered in crumbs from previous tenants and dead cockroaches. overall the response i got from the front desk and the administration was pretty awful. as mentioned the apartment had never been cleaned. dead flying bugs on the floor when we took possession. the tops of cabinets were grimey and uncleaned under appliances had never been cleaned it seems but definitely not between the last tenants and my parents. most staff have been friends but a couple were pretty rude. i assume they were just having a bad day tho. meals seem ok. when my parents moved in no one gave them a tour or explained anything to them so they couldn't figure out where to go for food. when they went to the dining room, no one seated them or served them when they sat down. i think because atria had recently had a fire that perhaps things were out of the ordinary, but my parents had a really rocky time settling in at atria and aren't feeling too comfortable there as a result. i don't get the impression the admin of atria really is worried about it since they already moved in. low value for cost because they told me the second person fee is based on the apartment size. why? they pay for the apartment. the second person fee just covers meals and activities for person 2. how does that relate to the size of the apartment? the whole thing feels like a money grab especially since the sales person quoted me one price and the lease had a price that was hundreds more per month for person

There isn't any one thing that makes Atria so great, overall it has been a great experience. I would recommend Atria to a friend.

It's a nice facility. The staff and residents are friendly and helpful. We picked this community because of the location. I would recommend to others.

Our loved one is very happy at the Atria Campana Del Rio community. The reason we gave the activities 3 is because she would like to have a little more going on. As far as the value goes, that was great but they raised the rent by 20% this year. Still very competitive They are very caring there and my mom raves about the staff. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would absolutely recommend this community to other families.

This is a great facility, they called me when my mom fell and 911 to let me know the incident and that's she is ok. They are very helpful food is done by a chef and family can eat to for $12. She has a studio and it has a half wall separating the bedroom and living room. Bathroom is big kitchen could be a little wider for her wheelchair. They also clean your room once a week and if you do your own laundry it is free.

My 90 year old mother had a shoulder replacement repair on [date removed], after which she was placed in a substandard rehab (using the term *rehab* VERY loosely) on 12/7. Her muscle tone was poor, and she was unable to do much of anything unassisted. She lost 8 pounds while there, and we discovered she was being given 50mg of tramadol FOUR times a day by rehab staff. Insurance kicked her off as she wasn't showing improvement. Right? Flash forward to the search for an assisted living facility as she was completely unable to return home, and we found Atria Campana del Rio. I got Mom in there on the [date removed], and I had to come home on the [removed]. When I returned to Tucson on the [date removed] to prep her house for sale, I saw profound changes to my mother's physical well-being. She entered the Atria facility in a wheelchair, and by the time I got back, I found she was moving around her apartment well, and using her walker for security. .. as she was on her 90th birthday in June.

They are very friendly. The do well with, the overall care giving and support of the community. They need to improve on their billing system/process. Overall, I would recommend to other families.