Atria Newport Plaza

This Location of ATRIA is fabulous. My Mom ( 85 ) has been living here for over 2 years and is thriving the best she can. She suffers from Mild Alzhiemers which Atria understands and accomidates her needs. Mom really appreciates the community and the Staff which keeps the residents very busy with Activities and outings outside the facility. When my mom needed additional care, management was very helpful with the options and explaining the levels of care. As her kids - we never have to worry about mom and if anything is out of the normal the staff contacts us immediately. One resident refers to her living at ATRIA as being on a "permanent vacation" everyday. No worries about what to do everyday and meals are served with a smile. THe staff really bonds with the residents as friends - which makes the tenants feel comfortable, safe and not forgotten. I recommend This Atria Facility 100%.

I cannot thank the team at Atria Newport Plaza enough. As older adults reach the point where independent living becomes difficult, the transition can feel overwhelming. After my mom experienced a mental health crisis, what she really needed on the path to stabilization was someone willing to take a chance on her—and that’s exactly what the staff at Atria Newport Plaza did. They provided her with excellent care and made her feel right at home. Between finding placements for both my mom and dad, I’ve toured numerous facilities. Two standout qualities make Atria Newport Plaza especially noteworthy: First, there’s a warm, welcoming, and homey atmosphere. The facility may be smaller than others, but that works to its advantage. You’ll always find residents and staff mingling in the common areas and activity rooms, which creates a lively environment—far from stuffy or sad. Second, the Plaza’s staff foster such a strong family-centered culture that the residents reflect that same spirit. Staff members greet residents by name, ask about their day, and genuinely engage with them. In my opinion, this makes residents feel seen, and they, in turn, extend the same kindness to one another, turning the facility into one big family. I owe special thanks to Annie, Nicole, and Karla, as well as the many other wonderful care staff I didn’t get to meet personally. Yes, it’s a business, and businesses need to make money, but the Plaza staff do a fantastic job balancing business responsibilities with genuine care. They were always responsive, answered all of my questions, and helped wherever they could. I highly recommend Atria Newport Plaza to anyone seeking a warm, supportive community.

I've had the pleasure of meeting Dina Fegrino at various networking events in the past. Having talked and met with her several times, she always carried a very positive attitude and very passionate about her work and the performance of her staff at Atria Newport Plaza. So given the tour, they showed me their 18 bed memory care unit and their 100 bed assisted living facility- both under the same roof, separated by a secure door to allow staff and residents with accompaniment in and out. No need to worry about elopement. Im pretty impressed with the cleanliness with the place and how orderly everything is. Any resident that needs help with their ADLs has a caregiver in charge which respond in a very quick and timely manner- if they need to walk around or transfer and they need help- that is readily available. Their rooms are pretty cozy with generous amount of space to go around and have some of the residents own stuff in the room. They a theater room for up to 24 seats as you can see pictured. Movie nights are every 7pm and anyone can join in on the fun. The activities are posted all around the facility's hallway and being social is all part of their recreation and development. Visiting hours are between 8am and 8pm. If you want to join your loved one for a meal, they have a private dining all which looks like can fit up to 16 people. You can order from their menu or off the menu too for a fee. They also have a sizeable cafe for smaller groups and a library for smaller gatherings. Their salon is something to brag about too- it looks and feels like an actual salon too with showering stations and spa chairs to match. Overall, it's thanks to Dina's welcoming personality and positive attitude that makes me believe that this is a good home for your loved ones.

Atria was our choice after reviewing six or seven other facilities. Our first encounter was with their Director Joanna and her business associate Carla. Both were excellent at making us feel informed of the process since this was our first facility experience. Once we started meeting the rest of the staff, that was the real backbone of the operation and they really are the ones that made us feel the most comfortable. I’ll start with Erika and her group. She’s unbelievable a ball of energy and her staff is what really puts that group over the top. Marlene, I can’t say enough about, Jennifer just as well and Margarito I don’t know what they would do without him. When it came to setting up the room for my mom, Adam was like our own personal maintenance group and anything we needed. He was there immediately and solved all the issues with no delays and very professional. I met the head Chef Gabriel the first day and explain my mom‘s diet to him, and he went out of his way to make sure that it happened for her, she has forgotten all about that diet and is now enjoying everything that they offer. This wouldn’t have been able to be done without his staff that are always there when you need them. I’ve also have to mention Teri she in charge of the medical group that supplies all the medication’s and they are diligent at making sure nothing is missed and all the meds are correct. Besides that she’s been invaluable at helping me to understand where my mom is with her condition at this stage of her life, (and she was a hot mess when we got there)which I don’t think any doctor has really leveled with us on that. All in all, I feel very fortunate that we landed on the doorstep at Atria looking forward to seeing how this all turns out in the future.