Atria North Point

Atria is the place to live. It’s safe and has a variety of options to choose-from food to activities. We have amazing activities and fun that always leaves you what’s going to be next. Professional staff that continues to grow and keeps you motivated and focused. If you want to be happy and engaged with others this is the place to be.

Atria is a very welcoming community! Always many folks chatting and very lively. I love working with Emily there. She is very responsive and such a genuine sweet person!

Called several times and left several voicemails to try and schedule a tour for my MIL never once got a call back. Still haven’t gotten a call. Everytime I spoke with the front desk person I was told someone will for sure get back to me by the end of the day and apologized that never happened. I could never imagine putting my family member at a place that can’t even return phone calls to schedule a tour. Unacceptable

First of all - the food is great! This is/was very important for both me and my father (resident). We met with sales manager a few years ago and was impressed, but timing wasn't right for our situation. When timing was right and after additional evaluation of other properties, we met with the same sales manager (she's been there for a number of years and knows the property and seemed to know every single resident) and secured an apartment in assisted living care. After 4 months, my father has really settled in and is happy. He came to Atria from another facility in another state where he wasn't content. While acclimating to a new facility is difficult for a person with alzheimers, Atria recommended some solutions to making the transition smooth and the adjustment pleasant. It has been just that - smooth and pleasant. The majority of Atria is independent senior living and as such - there are plenty of activities and amenities for all seniors at any level. The facility does a great job of integrating the new residents into daily activities and we now rarely find my dad to be in his apartment. He really enjoys the assisted living activities and still can't stop telling us how good the food is. He also is amazed at how everyone knows his name. Life with alzheimers is quite the challenge and knowing there is another level of care (memory care) at Atria is comforting should it become necessary. We visit with my dad fairly frequently and take him out for family activities - so he has a sense for his community beyond the complex. It's a great location - convenient to shopping, dining, and entertainment. Very safe - is gated after 8pm. We are thankful for the staff and company culture.