My father has been at the Atria just over 3 years. He is kept very busy with all the wonderful activities they host for the residents. This place has a party for everything. Activities galore, bingo, cards, crafts, musical guest and the weekly field trips to nearby restaurants. I can never keep track of my Dad he's so busy. Being social is the key to long life. Atria is a well managed facility and treats their residents like family.

I liked that Atria Lincoln Place was homey. The people were very friendly and it doesn't smell like an old place/hospital. It's clean and it's very close to where we live. It's very easy to get around and they have a mini-fridge and a microwave in the room. Alison toured us around and she was wonderful. She knows everything and gives you all the information you need. So, she's phenomenal.

The entire staff- caregivers, housekeepers, activity director, food preparation staff are all excellent and dedicated. I feel that they all genuinely care. Even the maintenance director played a big role in my mothers transition. Mike went above and beyond and did it with a smile the entire time. I’m so happy for my mom and can’t thank the staff enough.

We researched at least five Assisted Living communities for my Mom, 82. After tours, discussions, and recommendations from other people, it was clear that Atria in Lincoln was the best choice. The facility itself is cheery, bright, elegant, with great activities. The food is way above some of the other places we toured. Mom's studio is very nice and she loves it. Every resident we saw and talked to was friendly and so welcoming. Without a doubt, however, the best part about Atria Lincoln is the staff. From our first interactions with Allison, the sales director, to the nurses and aides, they are fabulous. We had to move in Mom rather quickly, and Allison lent us a walker, chair, TV and so much else to get Mom settled. There is great music, tai chi, movies, etc. Super happy Mom is there and she's adjusting and realizing how amazing it is to have others to talk to and do activities with.

My mom is very,very old but social, active and was a little hesitant to move. After all at her age change is hard. On our 1st visit we meet with the Community Director of Atria Lincoln Place. Mom was presented with a wonderful picture of what life would be like. Mom was ready to move in on the spot. Her whole demeanor has changed for the better. The staff have always been friendly, helpful, and are visible through out the day. The director has always been accessible, has handle a number of issues, and has made this transition a very pleasant experience. My mom couldn't be in a better community.

My grandmother was a member of your community and was treated wonderful. She loved everyone there from the Director right down to the maintenance man, Mike! She said Mike always helped her and was always smiling! Keep up the great work!!!

My mother recently moved into this facility! The maintenance director was not only very pleasant to deal with but also extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I left feeling comfortable with leaving my mother in his hands. The maintenance mans name was Mike. Also all staff were great and extremely friendly. Mike just gave more a comfortable friendly vibe like he cared personally for all of his residents and it wasn’t just a ‘job’. Great place. Highly recommend.

My mom moved in to the atria February 1 2020 just before Covid 19 hit hard. She was skeptical at leaving her home but we felt she was not longer safe there after several falls. Almost from day 1 she was surprisingly pleased with everything. The food was fantastic. The staff was 100% friendly and caring. Mom did get covid and was hospitalized. All she kept saying was she wanted to go home. And she meant the Atria. She’s home and happy as can be. Thank you to everyone working there. Staci

The personnel at the Atria in Lincoln went above and beyond in assisting us with our dear elderly Aunt. It was a challenging situation due to Covid-19, her declining health, hospital and nursing home placement before actually moving in. Regardless of what we dealt with, they were there for us trying to make things easier. It was an absolute pleasure to work with Allyson and her staff. Thank you to everyone. I would highly recommend the Atria in Lincoln for your loved one.

I live in Atria Senior Living in Lincoln, Rhode Island. It's beautiful. We get excellent care from all of the departments. The food is good, but COVID is doing a job on all these homes that I don't like. We don't have independence anymore, it's terrible. The place itself is well run. The workers are great. They go out of their way to keep us happy. The staff is wonderful. My God, they couldn't be any better. They bend over backward for us. Of course, they had to let people go because of this COVID-19, and it's been a lot different. When it's normal, it's a beautiful place to stay, the trouble is it costs a little bit of money and I'm running out of money. Actually, you can do either independent living or assisted living, but right now I'm in assisted living because I need help from the nurses here. I'm putting in another claim with my long-term claim insurance, so they should handle that very soon. The food is good. We have several good chefs here. They're very good. The activities were very good. In fact, since COVID-19 has taken over, we've missed them terribly, but we have no choice. The director here is excellent because we never had one case of COVID-19 and we're so proud of that. He's very strict and I'm glad about that. I think it's expensive. I'm running out of money and that means I have to look for another place to live shortly. I think I pay $4,400 a month for a studio. I have a nice room. The staff is excellent. They're the best. We all have housekeeping once a week. They change my bed and wash the sheets. Any time anything goes wrong all we have to do is call the desk and they'll send someone up and they'll do whatever they have to do. They're very efficient. I don't participate in too many activities. I just go to the serious meetings, but the people who go for the activities, they love it, and they can't wait for them to come back after COVID is all done. We have to wear masks with everything we do. We can't go outside for a walk around the building unless we have a mask on. We have to sit far away from each other. They're excellent. They're taking excellent care of us. If you're a person with a lot of money, the value is excellent, but when you don't have a lot of money and you go wondering how long you're going to stay here; it's a little bit high. I'm an average resident here. We have had several people that had to move out because it was getting a little bit too high. If they put up the rent again this month, I'm out of here, and I mean it.

My brother and I visited the Atria. The girl that took us around was very knowledgeable and very professional. They were getting ready to eat, so we went into the dining room, and they told us everything about the place. For the residents, they have bingo and card games. They had movies, parties, and cookouts. What we didn’t like about the place was they had a pool, but outsiders could use the pool, which I didn’t care for. It’s a beautiful place; it’s just too far from me.

Atria Lincoln Place is a wonderful facility. The place is absolutely breathtaking. They have wonderful people, very kind and compassionate. It's expensive, but you got treated like royalty. My mother-in-law stayed here for a couple of weeks, and she loved it.

Atria was excellent, and the girls who took care of us were excellent as well. However, it was more expensive. My mother didn't like the apartment that much, but they were nice.

Atria is an upscale assisted living. They only take paying patients and they don't take anyone that has Medicaid. It is a very nice place. They have separate building for Alzheimer's patients. In the regular building they have activities room, swimming pool, a beautiful dining room, and a gathering room. The individual apartments are really beautiful. It has a mini refrigerator and a microwave. You can have your room painted any color you want. You can bring whatever you want from home. It's more like an apartment than a rest home room. It was very nice. The staff was very friendly. I had inquired for my uncle and his wife. They keep me updated with what's going on. They have different activities, like they have trips where they take residents to different places. Their facilities are like a 4-star hotel. It was very nice. I like the apartment style living. I also liked that they had a pool. I have two artificial knees, and that's a very good therapy for knees. It's very spacious. You could do a 5-mile walk in there without a problem. The grounds outside are very nice. They usually have all kinds of chairs where the patients can sit. It's a really lovely place.

I did a cursory look at Atria Lincoln Place. However, I didn't spend as much time there as I did with the other facility. It seemed perfectly fine. However, it didn't impress me particularly. I didn't feel that my in-laws would be very happy there. For accommodations, it was all apartment setup. The unit that I saw did not have the same kind of space or amenities that they would have at another facility. It felt too cramped for what my in-laws are used to. It just felt very generic. Also, walking in the facility, I seemed to remember like there were dining room odors that I didn't like.

Atria was a beautiful facility. The minute you walked in, it was gorgeous. They got all kinds of things for them there. However, they were out of reach. It costs $8,000 a month.

The apartment and the rooms at Atria Lincoln Place were fine, probably even better than the others. However, the total atmosphere of the place and the location were not appropriate and the staff was very unpleasant.

Atria Lincoln Place is a very nice facility. I met with one lady who took me around for a tour. The rooms were comfortable and very clean. They do have some social activities.