Atria On The Hudson

My mom has complained that service is not consistent. She pays for dressing every morning and staff shows up all different times (which often makes her late for breakfast) Plus they rush her and don't take enough time.

My grandmother was at Atria for many years and they were some of the best years of her life. The staff was always friendly. The activities and trips were very stimulatingly for her. Most of all she was well cared for by all. The place is so beautiful as well. Don't look any further, a perfect place to call home for your loved one.

I have lived at the Atria for two and a half years. The staff is very nice and helpful. [name removed], who is the concierge is so kind. Andi, the new engaged life Director has really turned the place around with all kinds of new activities and field trips. The place is kept nice and clean and the food is good most of the time. If I didn’t live at the Atria, I don’t know where I would live.

The medical staff and aides were supportive and caring of my father. He was well taken care and the therapy services (OT and PT) did an amazing job getting my father stronger and ready to live on his own. My father enjoyed the food and atmosphere at the facility. He made new friends also. Communication with doctor and pharmacy needs improvement. Also information with moving in needs to be more clear. (They do not provide a TV) The food portions were small at times and the food staff were not in the same page with the menus.

We did not have the best experience at Atria on the Hudson. I thought that the aides who worked there were too young and inexperienced in dealing with residents with dementia, and they were always short staffed. The aides complained about low wages and no salary increases even after years of working there

This survey should be printed and made available to add residents. Many people do not have cellphone or counters. Finding someone to help is difficult.

I would definitely recommend. It has a very homey feel & everyone is so nice and helpful. Mom is in LG and is well cared for.[name removed], the director leads with her heart and the residents needs are her first priority, always.

The Atria is an excellent value for the money. With clean, bright, airy rooms, appealing food choices, a wide variety of exercise classes, intellectually stimulating games, lectures, and special events, and outings to local places of interest, the Atria in Ossining has it all. The staff are friendly, helpful, and interested in each resident's well being. They are easy to work with. The place doesn't smell "old". The staff, including the cleaning staff are all friendly and helpful. It was a superior choice for my dad!

My mom has been there almost 9 months. There has been a lot of turnover in staff. This is the 3rd director of the Life Guidance side and she is wonderful. All of the RSA's who work there genuinely love my mom and it shows.

Atria has many exceptional workers [name removed] at the front desk and Kim in Activities are extremely helpful kind and caring [name removed] and the waitstaff are friendly .i am happy to have these caring wirkers always willing to help me ..

All a 5 except for #6, Activities. That I would rate a 3. I gave it a 3 because the Activities seem to be geared more toward women. My Father would appreciate more lectures and more frequent ones. Also there are a lot of residents with memory issues. My father doesn't fall into that category and as a result hasn't been very social. The facility, staff and dining are all A+!! Especially when one compares it to the reasonable monthly rate. We were paying 3 times the rate at another facility close by and the staff was no where near as attentive, the food was terrible and the facility itself was run down in many comparable ways. The Atria is stellar!

Mom is 95, newly widowed and recovering from hip replacement surgery. She has dementia, doesn't like being alone and needs cuing for all of her daily routines. After having had a horrendous experience at a local rehab nursing facility I was quite anxious to find a safe, nurturing environment for mom to continue her recovery. I'm thrilled to have found just that at Atria On The Hudson. Not only is she safe but she's happy and well cared for. Everyone at Atria On The Hudson has been very helpful and attentive. Mom is in their LG Unit which is directed by [name removed]. [name removed] is a blessing and a godsend. Her devotion and caring is truly remarkable. She makes you feel like you're family and she's always just a text or call away. This is a beautiful facility and I couldn't imagine a better place for my mom to call home at this point in her life. And [name removed] been a key factor in why I chose it and mom's continued comfort. I'm able to sleep again at night!

We picked this community because of the location. They let me know if there is any issues, they are very responsive to my concerns. I would recommend to other families.

How does one embody genuine care, authentic love, and laser-focused attention to detail, all in one place? Answer: The experience at Atria On The Hudson. From the moment I toured the facility, and interviewed the leadership team and staff, I knew my mother would find everything she needed by being a resident here. From comfortable accommodations, to nutritious meals, to intentional and insightful programs that continue to help my mother be at her best physically and mentally, this place is heaven sent. If you were like me, not knowing where to begin, when it came to finding the absolute best place your loved one could receive the attention they most certainly deserve, I encourage you to allow your search to begin and end with Atria On The Hudson.

interviewed and toured several assisted living facilities in the surrounding Westchester County area before selecting Atria on Hudson. From my initial contact with admission, arrangements for tours, coordinating moving in and transitioning to a new home, I have found the staff to be responsive, professional and most of all caring towards my resident. I have no hesitation recommending Atria on Hudson and it’s because of the staff with whom I have come in contact. During the first four months I have met and worked with admissions, receptionists, drivers, medical department staff, Social Worker and most of all the Director of Life Guidance memory care unit and her staff. To a person they are outstanding. It allows me to focus on other aspects of the resident’s life while they provide the day-to-day care. In four short months, they have truly crated a second (safe) home.

My mom has been living in the memory care community for over a year and has received wonderful & compassionate care. All the staff, especially the director and activity director, are kind and knowledgeable and treat mom like family. The daily activities are engaging and I've seen first-hand residents enjoying & participating.

We moved our mother to Westchester from CT around four years ago so she could be closer to me and my sister. Atria on the Hudson is the third place we tried since her move. We were dissatisfied with the care she received at the two other places. We are thrilled with the experience she is having at Atria on the Hudson. The staff is exceptional - they are so kind, attentive, available and knowledgable. The community of residents is the perfect size, where my mom has a choice of people to relate to, but not overwhelmingly so. Also the outdoor garden is beautiful and my mom really notices and appreciates it. I have only good things to say about the staff, facility and overall experience.

Dad and mom were married for almost 54 years and when Dad died suddenly in [date removed] my sister and I lived with mom for 3 months. We toured several assisted care communities and wanted only the best place for mom who had done so much for us. Atria on the Hudson was that place and we got that feeling from the very first visit. The community and grounds are beautiful, well maintained, and clean. Mom is living in the life guidance memory care community and the director and her team are so caring and loving towards mom. In a short time, the Atria staff really got to know mom—her interests, likes and dislikes, what she accomplished in her life, her family—and as her son, this is so reassuring that mom is in great care. Obviously, with any life changing experience, there is a period of adjustment and mom and mom is now thriving. Mom really says it best, “I love my room, the people here are so friendly and accommodating, the food is delicious, and my view is wonderful”.

My mother-in-law moved to the life-guidance part of Atria on Hudson in [date removed] and it's been a great experience in every way. The staff is beyond attentive, really caring treating her like family. She is rarely in her room because of the number of group activities keeping them busy and socially involved from breakfast past dinner. Her room is always impeccably clean. The help when she's had to see a doctor was just right. The grounds are beautiful and kept-up daily. She remarks often how beautiful the flowers are. We're so grateful to have this as a safe, caring home for our loved one!