Enjoy interacting with the staff Nick is a great guy

From the Management in Marketing, the Business office and Nursing, along with their staff; you will find some of the most caring and genuine individuals you will ever work with. They are truly interested in their residents and , their families. They readily answer questions, and even pose some of their own to insure you get the support that your loved ones need. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. The facility itself is attractively decorated and beautifully maintained. I feel my family member is well cared for, happy and safe.

I was able to tour Atria Kennebunk for my dad, the place was wonderful. It was a newer facility. I met several of the clients that reside there, and they all were happy. They had a butterfly presentation while I was there visiting, so they had numerous activities. They have a couple of chefs on staff, I was able to try their cookies, which were wonderful. They had a large and open dining area, and I reviewed the menus that they have there. For each meal, they have certain foods, but if you don't like what's being served, you can pick anything off the menu. The staff is even still sending me messages and communicating with me. It's a very nice facility.

Our experience with Atria Kennebunk has been very good. The facility is very clean and the staff is very accommodating. My mom is in a studio apartment and the layout is very satisfactory for the size. They have field trips, exercise days, Bible study, music, and crossword puzzles. They also have those community-type events like pizza parties and cookouts. They take them out to shopping centers to do the shopping and to doctor appointments. They have a beauty salon, a whirlpool tub area, and a library associated with the local town library that rotates some books in and out.

Atria Kennebunk. We liked it all, everything was fantastic. It was very neat, very upkeep. The grounds were good. The people we talked to were fantastic, the rooms were clean, the model rooms she showed us were very good. Everything was good about it. There's nothing negative. The staff was very knowledgeable about everything we asked, about the financing and everything. They do have a barbershop, beauty salon and the daily singalongs and stuff like that were very nice. My father-in-law is moving there.

I am a resident of Atria Kennebunk. We moved in November in the midst of the Covid pandemic, and here has become our haven in the storm. The results and the fact that we had no cases here at Atria was a tribute to the staff and to our care during the Covid pandemic. We also could not have had a smoother transition to assisted living than we received here. The staff and residents really have become one big family to us. We have been most impressed and realized that this was the best decision that we've had in our retirement years.

We moved into Atria Kennebunk. The food is very good, very tasty, and has a great variety. The only problem with it now is because of COVID-19, we have to eat in our room, and they deliver it to us three times a day. The staff is excellent, very nice people, very friendly, I won't say doting exactly, but close. The apartment is a little small, but otherwise good. The layout is good. I have no complaints. It's got a lot of apartments, and it has three floors. There's an elevator if you need it and stairs as well, but most people use the elevator, 'cause most people are handicapped.

Atria Kennebunk is nice, clean, and very new-ish. The people get along well and are very attentive. Everything you need is there, and there are always people around. They always go down to the sitting room and watch TV or talk. Mom doesn’t spend so much time in her room anymore. They serve three meals a day and have entertainment come in to talk to them or sing for them.

Atria was very nice, somber, very clean, and opulent. The staff was very courteous and very friendly. The residents we met were definitely older than my mother by probably 10 years. They were more sedate, and not a lot were out in the common areas. My mother didn't like that the residents had an allotted time for meals, and she didn't know the residents, which made her a little uncomfortable.

Atria is excellent, it is clean and well maintained. I really liked Atria, but they just couldn’t handle what dad needed. They seem to take care of the people there very well. The dining area is very nice as well as the rooms.

My aunt is in Atria, literally down the street, so I'm familiar with it -- very, very much. It was a better fit for my aunt than the place she was before. The food is absolutely outstanding. You can get cooked to order food for breakfast. At lunch, there is a choice of at least 2 entrees, usually 3. If you don't want the entrees, there's always soup, salad, and sandwiches, so very extensive menu choices, and dinner is usually a lighter fare but still has a lot of choices. They have fairly regular activities. The mini bus is scheduled for certain days to go banking or for groceries, and then on certain days, they can reserve it for doctor's appointments and that's a free deal. They have a beauty salon, and she'll do both men and women's hair. They have a TV room on the first floor, and they use that for activities and so on. They have a separate room with TV, puzzles, and activities on the second floor, and they have laundry rooms on each floor. The lobby has just been done over with all brand new fixtures, chairs, flooring, carpeting. It's absolutely beautiful. I have seen the 2-bedrooms, which I thought were reasonable, not huge but fine. My aunt lives in a studio, and it's a very adequate studio. It works for her. It's a nice layout. They have a nice little campus, very nicely landscaped. They have a patio so that if people want to go outside, there are chairs and tables, and they'll give them beverages if they wish to go outside. The staff is very helpful. My aunt cannot see well and so they literally lay out her clothes the night before. Housekeeping there is fine; they'll do that once a week. They do her laundry and I've seen other types of modest assistance with medicine management. It's independent but there is some assistance available. She has never been healthier. She has to walk from the end of the hallway down to get on the elevator to go downstairs then she goes out another corridor to get to her meals so that's 6 times a day. She's OK with that.

I think Atria Kennebunk is a top-notch facility. The dining hall is like going to a café restaurant where you sit down, order from a menu, and somebody will come and serve you. You can select want you want. The assisted living is very nice, comfortable, and very homey. The staff are very friendly. We happened to know the head nurse, so that was nice. She is very informative and assessed my mother-in-law on what she could do for her. She was very helpful in the placement of my mother-in-law at Atria. The staff keeps in touch with you. They call you constantly if there is any kind of issue to make sure that you are aware of what is going on and get some guidance from you on anything that they should do dealing with her care. I highly recommend them.

I did not really respond to Atria Kennebunk. Physically, it just felt a little more like a hotel and it didn't feel as cozy and congenial as the other facility. I just didn't get the same vibe. I could not really get my mind around my in-laws living there. However, the facility seemed clean and fine. Also the staff was very friendly and very accommodating.

Lil, the woman who showed us around, was very helpful and knowledgeable (prices, specials that they were offering at the time, staffing and resident numbers, activities, meals etc.). We had a long list of questions and they were all answered calmly (not an agitated and hurried pace that we experienced elsewhere). The community was well kept (grounds and pathways, common rooms, laundry areas, dinning area). There were friendly residents and staff at every turn. My sister and I came away feeling that our Mum would be welcomed, comfortable and watched over in their caring community.