Memory Care community - Atria Marland Place

Atria Marland Place

15 Stevens Street, Andover, MA 01810
(978) 475-4225
4.4 ( 7 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

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For more than 18 years, Atria Marland Place has been the senior living provider of choice for Andover's wisest older adults. Building on this foundation of trust, they've recently completed a thoughtful, thorough renovation to expand and enhance their community including the addition of Atria Marland Falls, an independent living residence located in the fully restored east wing of the community.

Residents enjoy a host of exciting new living spaces and upgraded amenities including a new fitness center tailored to seniors, a full-service salon and spa, new lounge with bar and grill, a modern bistro, custom-designed movie theater and an expanded Life Guidance® memory care neighborhood with a new restaurant and outdoor garden deck.

Located in a renovated historic mill on the banks of the picturesque Shawsheen River, Atria Marland Place is comfortably situated on the north end of Andover's town center. This vibrant assisted living community is convenient to many of the area's best shopping, dining and entertainment destinations.

Atria Marland Place offers private apartments, a professionally certified, 24-hour staff, and a full range of personal care services, including medication reminders. Residents enjoy full-service dining experiences, an active social calendar, housekeeping services, local transportation, and a warm community of friendly neighbors. Most importantly, residents and their families experience greater peace of mind knowing that professional assistance, if desired, is available around the clock.

Guided by a tenured management team with extensive experience and a proven reputation in senior living, Atria Marland Place is committed to providing residents with exceptional accommodations and a superior level of service.

Atria Senior Living is a leading operator of independent living, assisted living, supportive living and memory care communities in more than 200 locations in 28 states and seven Canadian provinces. We are the residence of choice for more than 20,000 seniors, and the workplace of choice for more than 12,000 employees. We create vibrant communities where older adults can thrive and participate, know that their contributions are valued, and enjoy access to opportunities and support that help them keep making a positive difference in our world.

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4.4 ( 7 Reviews )

Brenda

Atria Marland Place was very nice. I loved the rooms and the fact that in the memory care unit, you can get something bigger than a studio. You can get a one-bedroom and you can get an alcove, which is like a big studio apartment. It was nice to have the apartment size options in memory care. I also love the view and the big mill windows were kind of nice, too, and the high ceilings because it's a converted mill. The amount of light that the windows let in was nice. Everybody was very pleasant. It seemed like there were a lot of activities available to the clients there.

Albert

November 07, 2022

I loved Atria Marland Place. That was the first one I saw. They had everything. They were secure. They had a secure elevator, and the people were able to get down. They had a tavern that they could go in, a pool table, a little bar, and a theater. It was very nice. The dining area was nice. They had an activities director and they got everybody to do all kinds of things. The rooms were very nice. They have transportation. They told me that they took them out on field trips and stuff.

Bonny

Atria Marland Place is a restored mill building, and the building is stunning. The memory care unit is on the fourth floor. The facility was very clean. We didn't eat the food, but it looked good. The gentleman that we met with was very helpful. I would recommend it to people to check it out. It's pretty expensive, but it would be a nice place to go if you have the money. The memory care rooms were tiny. They had a huge movie theater with big reclining leather seats, an arts and crafts room, and an exercise room. They had all kinds of amenities. There was an outdoor patio. They have huge, tall windows. The bedroom overlooks the Shawsheen River, which is gorgeous. They had a deck that the residents could use.

Charles

July 18, 2022

We went to Atria Marland Place. It was nice, but you're confined to the top floor. It's got a hallway to walk back and forth onto a small outside courtyard. It wasn't bad. The staff was great there. No problems with the staff. It was OK, it was clean.

Rita

August 04, 2021

I am in the beginning stages looking for my grandmother who has early onset dementia went to facility and loved everything about it but not sure till beginning of fall when we decide as a family

Helen

March 16, 2021

We have decided to go with Atria Marland Place. We set up the nurses' interview, and we're gonna have a conversation after that. It was great, despite the COVID restrictions; they're slowly opening up the place. They showed me everything that's available for my father and they showed me several rooms that are open. I saw several actual residents engaging in a music activity and others were getting ready for lunch. The staff is very pleasant and everyone is willing to talk, answer questions, and answer information about the place and that was very helpful. From all that I've heard, it seems that the food is very good. My main issue with the food at his current place is the lack of selection. Here, they offer pretty much anything that somebody would want; they just have to ask for it, which is very nice. It's exceptional; everything was super clean and almost looked brand-new although I know it's not new. It was just so reassuring to see something so well-cared for.

Barry

My dad is at Atria Marland Place. They had a breakout with the coronavirus, but it seems to be back in the control, and he's fine, so I'm going to leave him there. It's good. It's a very good, tight-knit group of aides that care for my dad and the people on his floor. The rooms are adequate and well cleaned. They have a couple of social directors there that are very engaging with all of the people who are in the facility. We're totally thrilled with the type of care he's getting at Atria. He is in the memory care, which is on the fourth floor. They have a chef there that I met earlier before the COVID shutdown, and I've eaten a couple of meals there at holiday times with my dad. I think that the food is very good. They do have activities, but that's all changed with the COVID as they try to socially distance. They used to have everything, from music to bingo, to dancing, to people coming in and performing, and it was pretty good. They always had one to two major things a week. It is expensive. It's an older building, but it certainly has been modernized and all those good things.

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