Atria Longmont

I got a tour with Nikki at Atria. It exceeded my expectations as a community. All staff and residents were so kind, and the sense of community was so strong. Some things that stood out to me about Atria were that they provide transportation for residents not just to medical appointments but anywhere they might need to go and the communal dining room. Atria also has a wonderful feature on their website where you can calculate the price of living on your own and compare it to see the difference between home living and living in a community which I find extremely helpful for families. Great job Atria!

My Mom has been at Atria for 2 1/2 years now. She started out in Independent Living and has recently transferred to Assisted Living. One of the reasons we chose Atria was that IL & AL are in the same building and they share a dining room, so Mom could seamlessly transition when the day came that she needed a higher level of care. The Director and her staff here are terrific. They’re super compassionate and friendly, and they’ve been helpful and responsive throughout this transition. The best thing is that everyone has been flexible and willing to accommodate Mom’s needs. It really helps Mom and the family that Atria offers so many services in house. For example - hair salon, fitness studio and physical / occupational therapy, even her healthcare providers visit her on-site. As her ambulatory abilities decline, it’s been super helpful to not have to travel for services. Lastly, Atria offers a lot of social programs and outings, as well as driver services in case Mom needs to go out. It’s great to know that Mom is safe, well cared for, and has many opportunities to socialize as desired. My family & I are happy that we chose Atria.

Mom is happy at Atria! It’s that simple. She has made friends, enjoys the food & care she receives and not having to do all the things that living on your own requires. I am deeply grateful to the Life Guidance team.

My mother has lived at Atria Longmont Assisted Living for five years now and could not be happier. From the beginning she was welcomed both by residents and staff and soon she became one of the residents welcoming other new comers and continues to do so. Many homes like this are quite depressing and the halls filled with people's loved ones who have nothing to do, are depressed and quite frankly just seem to be waiting to pass away. This is not true at Atria. There is light, beautiful surroundings, residents seen talking, moving, laughing and living their lives. There is transport to a variety of activities, a hair salon, church services every other week, musical events, learning events, and on and on. The staff are wonderful (Madonna, Carol, Lee, Valerie, Susan, Hector, Jackie, Jaimie, etc) and really care about my Mom and KNOW her. Katie, the Executive Director, always has an open door and is absolutely amazing at keeping all the myriad of things that need overseeing running smoothly. She is also truly committed to making sure any problems are dealt with quickly and efficiently. She cares for each resident personally. They all go out of their way to make sure my Mom's needs are met as well as the other residents. She loves the food and always attends the meetings to talk about what the residents might request and how things can improve. There are so many activities for a variety of interests and for those who also have mobility challenges. She made friends from day one because there is a spirit of welcoming and drawing in new comers both among the residents and from the Staff. She loves coming to the dining room to eat and to participate in activities. I am on my own making sure my Mom's practical and emotional needs are cared for and cannot imagine being able to do this without the day to day support she receives from Atria. I thank God for this "home" she has every day.

Atria is a very safe place to age with dignity and respect. The staff love the residents and the residents love the staff! Atria at Longmont is a unique place.