Atria Park of Ann Arbor
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- 1901 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
- (734) 741-9500
- 4.2 ( 30 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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About This Community
Conveniently located across from the University of Michigan's North Campus and only minutes from downtown, Atria Park of Ann Arbor is a welcoming community with all the comforts of home and discreet, personalized care available 24/7. For individuals with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, the community offers Life Guidance forward-thinking memory care in a secure, structured neighborhood.
Along with assisted living and memory care services, Atria Park of Ann Arbor offers enhanced supportive services provided by a licensed nurse on-site 24/7. These services include oxygen management, diabetes management (insulin storage, reminders and injections), assistance with CPAPs and other medical equipment, and more.
Community features include two charming wraparound patios, a fourth-floor balcony and beautifully landscaped grounds with walking paths and a private lake. Inside, you'll find a sunroom, library, salon and inviting common spaces for gathering with neighbors.
Chef-prepared meals full of flavor, variety and flair are on the menu every day, and monitoring and assistance with mechanical soft, pureed and thickened liquids diets is available.
With a calendar full of engaging events and discreet support available when it's needed, residents enjoy a simplified life and daily opportunities to connect without the stresses of maintaining a home.
Atria Senior Living is a leading operator of independent living, assisted living, supportive living and memory care communities in more than 390 locations in 45 states and seven Canadian provinces. Atria is the residence of choice for more than 41,000 seniors, and the workplace of choice for more than 15,000 employees. Atria creates 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 the world.
Reviews
4.2
( 30 Reviews )
Linda
January 15, 2023
Atria Park of Ann Arbor is very warm and inviting. It's very clean and comfortable feeling very much like a home. The staff and residents were all very pleasant. It has four floors, so there's a central common area and two wings on each floor with all individual apartments. There's a dining room and a sunroom. They have a garden area in the back and then every floor has a common area in the center with a couple of little extra nooks. They have a library. It's more expensive, and so the people you get in there are more of the wealthier people, but everybody seemed extremely happy.
John Family member
June 29, 2022
My aunt has been a resident at Atria in Ann Arbor for a year now. I visit her a couple times a week and have always been impressed with the community. The facility is impressive, always spotless and any necessary repairs or maintenance seems to be taken care of quickly.
My aunt’s apartment is very nice and comfortable. She often tells me how well she appreciates the daily interactions with the staff. They have always been very kind, caring and friendly when working with or checking in on my aunt. Any questions or concerns I have had, have always been immediately answered and addressed. The management directors and staff have been a excellent group of people to work with during the last year! Thank you McKenna, Paula, Jessica and the nursing staff for creating a community that makes me very secure about my aunt’s care and safety.
ASHBACK
February 09, 2022
THE STAFF IS VERY HELPFUL WITH RESIDENT PERSONAL NEEDS, SUCH AS TV AND PHONE SETUPS. ALWAYS ATTENTIVE AND CARING.
Jacquelyn
August 22, 2021
I got to see the assisted and memory care at Atria Park of Ann Arbor. It was a very high-end, and a very nice facility. They had a chef that actually makes most of the food from scratch. They gave me a made-from-scratch hummus and pita bread as a gift. The director was incredibly honest too. She showed me everything I could possibly ask for before I even asked. She introduced me to residents, but since it was a very high-end place, it was very pricey. Even one of the residents said that it was very pricey, but said that the care was wonderful. It was definitely a beautiful place, but I'm afraid that due to my father-in-law's issues, it's not possible for him to be there. The amenities were very great as well. They had lots of different little garden areas, and ways of making the residents feel at home.
David
March 02, 2019
Atria Park of Ann Arbor was very impressive. I was there in December, it was Christmas so it was well-decorated and a welcoming place. It's a beautiful new place, a very wow factor. I'd say I want to live there if it was me because it was so nice. I got all the information I needed. The people are very friendly. The staff who talked to me was very friendly and informative. I visited three senior living communities and Atria Park was probably the nicest of the three. They had a restaurant that you could go in at any time of the day, and sit down and order. They have daily specials for breakfast, lunch and dinner, if you go during designated meal hours. But if you don't, they have all-time items you can get, you can go in and get a salad and a bowl of soup any time, or a sandwich any time.
BB
I stayed in Atria Park until my wife died. The first three levels are assisted living and the fourth is total care. They had a routine to take care of the residents. The people coming in had major problems like dementia, but all the others were senior citizens. Each service you get, you get another charge. If you don't have long-term care, you're in deep trouble. The older staff was excellent, but they had trouble keeping the new staff. They classified our room as a 2-bedroom unit, which was ridiculous. What they did was they rented out one bedroom to one person, and the other bedroom out to the other person. That way they lower their rent and cut it in half. The meals were repetitive. There was no variety. Their meals are controlled by their headquarters in Chicago. They have a cook, but not a very good one.
cynthia650524
June 01, 2017
Atria Park of Ann Arbor was smaller than most retirement community. They were diverse and had different options on whether you wanted a one-bedroom apartment or a two-bedroom apartment, or if you wanted to share an apartment with another resident, you each had your own bedroom. It was a beautiful facility. They were licensed, and they were very protective of their residents. It was just a little bit pricier than the other place I visited, but it was very nice, very well maintained, and the people there were just so kind and so thorough.
allan333728
May 31, 2017
I toured Atria Park of Ann Arbor. They had 24 hour nurses on duty, and they could provide more assistance if you need it. The place was very impressive. It had a wonderful dining room, and the bedrooms were of good size. They had a fantastic chef and a wonderful food service. I liked the location because it was just a little ways from the senior resource center. It had fairly leveled grounds, so I could use my electric scooter to get around. It was a very nice place
Superman625436
January 02, 2017
The facilities of Atria Park were much nicer than others and clean. The people were friendly. I thought it was a nicer facility; the dining room looked like a restaurant I could go to.
Deb521578
November 23, 2016
Atria Park was very nice, the staff was friendly, and the rooms were kind of laid out funny, but they were the right size. The activities were great, they had exercise classes going on, and they had a whole list of activities.
Linda755521
November 22, 2016
Atria Park of Ann Arbor was quiet and clean. It seemed like they had a couple of places to walk, be engaged, and meet people, which would be good for my mom. They served three meals a day plus snacks. The staff seemed to be very courteous and very open to questions. They had physical therapy. They had casual reading, and they had some books in a little library.
Linda415153
November 22, 2016
I visited Atria Park of Ann Arbor. I liked the way they had their dining room set up. It was more like a restaurant. I liked their studio apartment better than the other place I went to. It was only 2 miles from my home. I liked the fact that they offered dancing on the chair as well as singing which my mother loved. Also, they were making pottery. They also took day trips to places. You could have 3 meals in a day, and they served it like a restaurant. They were open at 7 in the morning and closed at 7 at night. You could come anytime during the day to order your meals. They had doctors that came in every week. They had a podiatrist that came in, and they also had the 24-hour nurse there.
visitor283877
August 18, 2016
I was impressed by the programs, the cleanliness of the place, and the attitude of the staff at Atria. They were all positive and had a full menu of activities. The surroundings were very nice.
Melanie14
February 10, 2016
We visited Atria Park of Ann Arbor for my parents. This one stands out in my mind as something we like, and enjoy. When we were there, we did get to see someone playing guitar, and a lot of the people were down participating. It was very nice to see. Everybody was enjoying the activity. The rooms were nice. The menu looked great. You always have multiple options. We talked to one of the residents, and she said that she loves the food. The staff was very nice, and helpful. We actually visited there twice. Atria Park of Ann Arbor stood out in my mind the most, but it was still more than what we needed for help.
Visitor118651450
January 23, 2016
Atria is very nice. I was able to see the rooms. I was pleased with the setup in terms of usable space, bathrooms, and such. The chef was very good, and actually prepared something for me to taste, and I thought that was a nice touch. The staff is very friendly, and interested in each individual. They take members offsite for entertainment, and they have a lot to offer. I chose Atria over the others because they offer religious services which is very important for my mom.
Loving Daughter25
January 19, 2016
I did not care for Atria Park of Ann Arbor. First off, I did not like the road it was on; trying to get in and out of there would be a pain in the neck. Also, I did not feel like they were that engrossed with their residents. When I went up and down in the elevator while being shown around, some of the residents would come in complaining about this, that, or the other thing, so I didn’t like that. I did not see any activity really nor see anyone being involved. I only went and looked for a day, so maybe it was just a bad day. That place did not impress me. The rooms were small. The residents in the elevator didn’t seem like they were very happy, but they were the only ones I saw.
Anonymous116881950
November 30, 2015
The sales representative at Atria Park came out to meet us immediately. She was delightful, very well informed, very good communication skills. We looked at one of the apartments, but it was too small for us. The chef met with us and assured me that he could meet my dietary needs. They presented us with a gift of food. They invited us to come back for dinner. It was very informative. We were very pleased with it.
Visitor112915650
September 30, 2015
Atria Park was quite nice, but it was too expensive. For the 2 of us, it was going to be $6300 a month. The rooms are smaller than other places because it’s set up for assisted living. The staff was fine and very accommodating. We had lunch there; it was good. They have entertainment, and they do go on some trips like to the stores.
Anonymous113023050
September 16, 2015
We went to Atria Park of Ann Arbor, and it was very nice. I felt it was too fancy or too elegant. I did not think my husband would be comfortable in a place like that, but it was lovely.
Visitor107544150
May 29, 2015
I am very pleased with Atria senior living (Atria Park of Ann Arbor). It is a very fine facility. They seem to be conscious of everybody that is there and what is going on with them. The rooms are very nice. It has a little more privacy than what you will typically find in a memory care. They have all kinds of specific activities for people who have dementia. They have things going on all day. The have a spa day. They have exercise, music, and a sharing time or kind of a news time. My parents are in their second month there and there's already been 3 or 4 outings. The food is very good with a wide variety. They have 2 options on every meal. They have fresh homemade soup every meal. They have 1 soup each day, but it is a different soup every day. The dining area has small tables of 4 -- which has cloth napkins and tablecloths -- and it is lovely. Every memory care has its own dining area so there are only 20 people. My parents are in the memory care, and they are on the 4th floor. They cannot go up and down on the elevator because it is a locked elevator. They are very good.
Visitor100502950
March 10, 2015
My best friend said Atria Park was OK, but her comment was that she was disappointed in the way they were delivering medication or not delivering medication for her. In the beginning they were going to help her with the medication, and now they are not. She has a specialized health case; I’m sure that’s probably one of the issues.
Sanitation is OK, but the expectations that were promised weren’t met. I would rate 4 for the staff, and the place is nice.
Lisa27193950
December 01, 2014
When I visited Atria Ann Arbor, it was called Sunrise. It was wonderful. It was very comfortable and homey. The staff treated me very well. They brought a lot of people into the facility to entertain the residents. They had very close relation with the girl scouts and a lot of volunteer groups. The apartments had living room, a kitchen, a separate bedroom, and a separate bathroom. They were very spacious. The dining room was small, but the food was very good. I was very pleased with the facility. I would recommend them.
Visitor2174
September 22, 2014
Sandy in Atria was absolutely fabulous. I would probably lean towards connecting with her again if we decide to move my mother-in-law. She really did a good job on educating me in reaching out again after I had visited. The facility was clean and well run; the rooms and the dining room was immaculate.
stubbytoes
September 17, 2014
There is a high amount of turnover and frequent vacancy in administrative and other positions. Yes, the staff receives a lot of training (they are gone for many days) and yes, you will pay for that in the very high rates. A lot is invested in slick marketing and common area spaces to seduce relatives into feeling good about the placement of their loved one. Sadly, the spaces look nice but the care does not measure up. If you want good care, choose another facility. If you want a nice bistro and have a lot of extra money, this may be a good fit. What care there is does not feel personal nor does it seem that any of the staff are really invested in the facility or its residents, though during their short terms of employment they do try. Although this is "assisted living" all care is additional. If your loved one needs help bathing, dressing, finding their way around, etc., that will cost much more than the basic quoted rate. Care costs can be increased at any time - we left the facility after the monthly cost exceeded $8500/mo. The new facility is so much more caring, has a long time, stable staff, and costs much much less for memory care.
Laura37
July 31, 2014
The staff at Sunrise (now Atria Ann Arbor) was quite friendly, as far as the person that greeted me. I think I got to meet the director of the location. They showed me at least 2 different styles of rooms. They're very roomy, bright, and very nice. But honestly, the residents were bored. In fact, my family members didn't go there.
Sheila10
May 20, 2014
My boyfriend's mother was at Sunrise, and she really liked it there. It had a nice, homey environment. The rooms were really nice. It was fixed up like her own, so she really thought she was still at home and not like in the hospital. It had a big, nice porch too. They had all home-cooked food. She met a lot of friends there. I would recommend it, but it's not a modest place to live; it's quite expensive. It's all worth it if you can afford it.
NotSunriseNorthAnnArbor
March 18, 2014
I wouldn't recommend Sunrise to anyone. When our loved one stayed there for close to a month, the facility was in a major staff transition. Every leadership position, except for Maintenance, either turned over or was staffed part-time by someone from another Sunrise community. The bulk of the aides were provided by an outside agency due to their predecessors being let go in a mass firing. The Director blatantly told us that they were unable to provide even the level of care outlined in their literature. She could not answer basic questions, had to take the question down and ask her boss. We learned over consistent high turnover, and that the head of maintenance who had been there for something like 24 years recently left in disgust. Shocking that they remain licensed.
Tanya4
October 30, 2013
We choose Sunrise for my Aunt because we like the lay out of the place and the cost is affordable. My aunt has her own room in the memory car unit and it is spacious. The staff is friendly and accommodating. I will recommend them to others.
collegestudent3141
May 15, 2012
The rooms there are rather small and mobility seems to be a big issue, especially with the irregular shape of the building. The service there makes up for the design of the building. They have full-time employees day and night, more than enough to take good care of the elderly living there. The provide all kinds of activities and leisures for the residents. From pool to cards, from chess to exercising activities. The food there was spectacular, even better than some of the restaurants in Ann Arbor. The workers there care for the elders, not really out of caring but out of obligation. The price there is a little expensive but its not too bad. Its near University of Michigan so I could visit them whenever I wanted to. It was a little loud and crowded on Saturday's during our football game, all the streets would be deadlocked and the it was very loud but otherwise its quite a nice neighborhood.
Social Worker # 1
January 09, 2012
I think that Sunrise in Home Care, in Ann Arbor Michigan is an excellent choice for someone who is independent and who prefers to live independently in the privacy of their own home and who is looking for some outside supportive care and assistance with their activities of daily living for them self, a friend, or a loved one. They provide their patients with an array of supportive services and assistance such as; personal care with bathing, dressing, grooming, meal preparation, transportation services to medical appointments, light housekeeping and laundry services. They provide a skilled and trained team of health care professionals' nurses, cena's, therapist, physicians, and various other supportive services, assistance and medical equipment that is necessary to meet their clients individual needs as PRN.
They provide companions, medication reminders and assistance with self administered medications. They also provide 3 hours to 24/7 hours on a daily basis for their clients needs as necessary to fit into their clients' individual plans of care that is assessed by their trained and skilled team of licensed Nurses. In general, I would rank the Sunrise in Home Care with a five stars rating for their excellence and expertise in home care.
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