My dad was originally at Atria Tanglewood assisted living, and they have independent living there also. They had a lot of great activities. They have less expensive pricing than where he is now and the staff is really good. The reason he left was that he needed someplace that could handle his level of care. Their food was really good. In terms of the layout, I think it needs to be updated a little bit more. It's a nice place overall, they just didn't utilize a lot of the areas.

I toured Atria Tanglewood. I was very happy with the way the residents looked. They were very entertained and the staffing looked very good with them. They looked very happy. The staff was very friendly and very attentive. They were interacting very well with the residents. The facility was very clean. The food was very good. The rooms were very clean and nice. They were playing board games with the residents and drawing. I am leaning towards admitting mom there.

I visited Atria Tanglewood. I thought that they were very attentive to the residents and that the residents seemed happy. They're engaging in different activities and things like that. When I was there, they were playing ping-pong. They offered food, but I was not hungry. The facility was very nice, very clean, and very modern. The staff was very friendly, very engaging, and very informative.

I toured Atria Tanglewood to possibly take my mom there. It was extremely clean. The staff was very polite. It felt very welcoming. I had visited other facilities and I didn't have the same warm reception. I spoke with the director and she was very informative, gave me all the information, and answered all my questions. My mother was offered care. She would have availability to mingle with other residents. She would have her own facility, but also at the same time, she could partake with the community in having meals and activities and things of that nature. Whereas in other places, they didn't offer those amenities. The facilities were amazing and very modern. It didn't have that rundown feeling.

I visited Atria Tanglewood. The staff was phenomenal, the care that they give the elderly, just the all-around impression, and the cleanliness. I've been to several and it's not easy, so when you see how they take care of your loved ones, that's what's very important. They have a lot of activities. I saw them yesterday playing ping-pong and sitting playing cards. They're very active. The staff was also interactive with them. They're not just sitting there in the bed or sitting in a chair. They're in that rec room and they're doing a lot of activities that are stimulating for the residents, which is very, very good. The food looked appetizing. The place was very clean.

Atria Tanglewood was the best. It was the roomiest and most comfortable place we've seen. Everybody was very friendly and the suites were larger than the other facilities. They had refrigerators, microwaves, and a kitchen sink in it. Virginia took us around and was lovely. She was very forthwith, very honest, and upfront. They even sent home a package of muffins with my parents.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Atria Tanglewood and the staff, but I will try! I began searching for an assisted living community for my mother who at 91 had undergone surgery and could no longer live independently. From the initial intake conversation with the sales manager Virginia, I knew this was the right place for my mom. The location is beautiful and the facility feels like a hotel rather than an institutional building. The rooms are clean, bright and spacious. The Executive Director Ann is wonderful, understanding and very hands on. The activities director works very hard to schedule an array of activities and Tanglewood has a vibrant community of residents and there are staff members available to assist in whatever capacity is needed. As my mother's health worsened, the staff and administration really supported us. It was definitely an adjustment for my mother but she acknowledged that Atria Tanglewood was really a lovely place and she was fortunate to be there!

I visited Atria Tanglewood, and I liked everything - the activities, the rooms, and the people; they were all high on my list. They were just more youthful, and they were participating in activities. They were very friendly, and I just thought it would be a better fit for my parents. It was perfect, it was friendly, it was light, and updated; so, I like it. The staff spent a lot of time with us, and we're not pressured to make a decision. Activities, they had a lot; they had a knitting club, an exercise club, they got bingo, and painting. There were many activities.

I liked Atria Tanglewood a lot. It would have been my second choice. It's just that it's fifteen miles away from where I live. I thought it was well maintained. The staff that I met was very caring. I met some of the residents. They only had good things to say about the facility and the people that work there. I thought the management that I met was very competent, very knowledgeable, and friendly.

We found Atria Tanglewood for my mom and she moved in. It's just a good fit for her. The staff is warm, caring, very involved, and looking after her best interest. Everybody is accessible, everybody returned calls, and this place was the closest to my house. It's literally like a hotel, her room is absolutely perfect, they're attending to her needs, it is large for a studio, she's very happy there. I like how everybody is on top of her medication, her needs, everybody is following through very thoroughly, it is just perfect, and it made it very easy for me. They have hallway exercises, she's doing PT, OT, and without COVID there's an enormous amount of activities, but right now it's a bit limited. She loves the food and she brags about the food.

Atria Tanglewood was very nice. I was familiar with it because I knew somebody that had stayed there before. They had a lot of activities going on, they had a lot of amenities, talking was easy, the access was easy, and the people there were friendly. The rooms were nice, but they said they cannot care for her in her condition.

Atria Tanglewood was beautiful. The rooms were good sized. The staff was nice, but she was a bit overboard trying to get us to come there. The dining area was very nice. They had an area called a hub, which had the dining area and all the activity areas together, the theater, bistro attached to a solarium, and common area. It's a very active community. The menu looked good. It was very well laid out. If you wanted some quiet time, you could be in the lobby.

Atria Tanglewood was very nice and the people seemed very nice. They showed us a variety of 1-bedroom apartments. One 1-bedroom was quite large with a huge kitchen, a living room, a good-sized bedroom, and a bathroom. They also offer three meals a day and quite a bit of activities like bingo, movies, and different holidays. The price was a little high and a lot more expensive than other places. The food looked good and there was a variety of different food options. The place was very clean.

I visited Atria Tanglewood. I didn't consider it because they didn't have a 24-hour nurse and cannot provide shots for diabetic. I thought it was dark inside, but they had a nice outside garden. The room size was a little small.

Atria was like a really nice hotel when you walk in. The girl there was awesome. They had games, movies, singing, and people coming in for entertainment.

We were ultimately disappointed. My fiance's Mom was there for a few years until she passed last year. Reading the other reviews, yes the place is well appointed and clean. The staff is friendly and empathetic, but solely from bottom up. Being that Atria is privately owned by a hedge fund, the focus of management is almost solely on their salary and bonuses. Yes, you might get a few trite smiles and polite conversation, but no substance. In addition, the staff holds obvious favorites instead of treating all persons fairly or trying to draw the more reticent or shy residents out Activities are targeted to perhaps draw residents out for only 1 event per day. The clear preference is for residents to come out of their rooms only for meals. less effort for staff. Although there are signs not allowing tipping, the most ballyhooed event of the entire year is the employee holiday party where family of residents receive multiple " entreaties" to contribute to year end employee bonuses. the implications are clear. In all instances, family-posed questions, inquiries, request for information are frowned upon and typically unanswered with again the clear implication that family cannot always be present at the facility, therefore it is better for family to remain silent and take what comes. Theft is ongoing. Speaking with the residents, they frequently report items missing from their rooms. Their complaints are often attributed to the vagaries of old age. My fiance's mothers pearls, a treasured possession and not once removed from a medication lock box for which there was only 2 keys - one for residents and 1 by management somehow disappeared after her death. A senior management person frequently bragged about her " 94% success rate with placing residents at the correct tables in the dining room". Questions about how this was achieved was met with a blank stare. Her methodology was only to place a new resident at an empty seat. If there was an argument or episode of significant magnitude, then the person was moved. The Dr on staff is empathetic, but a volume physician - dealing with multiple assisted living, hospices, and nursing homes throughout the area. Weekend appointments are limited to a few minutes. In addition, several residents go in without the benefit of family. There is no procedure for an Atria nursing professional to be present at the Dr visits and report the findings back to family. Although reports of thefts are dismissed as the rantings of elderly, there seems to be no need for an Atria professional to be present at Dr. exams to account for these " old age" gaps. Our advice, if the need for placement in assisted living is unavoidable, to seek out the smaller, non-chain operated facilities where management inclinations would be more of a calling than a money hunt.

Atria is specially well-maintained. The people are very upper-class elegant, but very old at about in the 85 years old age group. The rooms are very well-kept, nice, and have their own private bathrooms. The food appeared to be from a five-star restaurant. When she went in there, the medical staff was a little shaky as far as the medication was concerned.

I visited Atria Tanglewood. The rooms there were slightly smaller than the other facility. The people were very nice. They're excellent.

We looked into Atria Tanglewood, and it was very nice. It was very clean, very neat, and very well appointed. It has very nice grounds. The rooms and the level of care were nice. They had what we needed.

I am currently at Atria Tanglewood as I was placed here by my children. The facility is very pleasant and very clean. Everybody does their job, and it's very nice. The staff is excellent.

Mom was very happy when she walked into Atria Tanglewood. The staff was phenomenal. They were very caring, very forthcoming, and very good to all the people who live there. It's a very nice, quiet, and clean place. The food is very good, too. My mother has her own living room, a little kitchenette, and a bathroom. She's very happy there.