Atria Campana Del Rio

Our loved one is very happy at the Atria Campana Del Rio community. The reason we gave the activities 3 is because she would like to have a little more going on. As far as the value goes, that was great but they raised the rent by 20% this year. Still very competitive They are very caring there and my mom raves about the staff. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would absolutely recommend this community to other families.

This is a great facility, they called me when my mom fell and 911 to let me know the incident and that's she is ok. They are very helpful food is done by a chef and family can eat to for $12. She has a studio and it has a half wall separating the bedroom and living room. Bathroom is big kitchen could be a little wider for her wheelchair. They also clean your room once a week and if you do your own laundry it is free.

My 90 year old mother had a shoulder replacement repair on [date removed], after which she was placed in a substandard rehab (using the term *rehab* VERY loosely) on 12/7. Her muscle tone was poor, and she was unable to do much of anything unassisted. She lost 8 pounds while there, and we discovered she was being given 50mg of tramadol FOUR times a day by rehab staff. Insurance kicked her off as she wasn't showing improvement. Right? Flash forward to the search for an assisted living facility as she was completely unable to return home, and we found Atria Campana del Rio. I got Mom in there on the [date removed], and I had to come home on the [removed]. When I returned to Tucson on the [date removed] to prep her house for sale, I saw profound changes to my mother's physical well-being. She entered the Atria facility in a wheelchair, and by the time I got back, I found she was moving around her apartment well, and using her walker for security. .. as she was on her 90th birthday in June.

They are very friendly. The do well with, the overall care giving and support of the community. They need to improve on their billing system/process. Overall, I would recommend to other families.

The top staff needs to improve. I would not recommend this community to other famlies.

One point we saw roaches on signing in. It's been a time to time problem. Also we were told by [name removed] the maintenance man that he would install a shelf in kitchen for better storage. that was in March and shelf still not installed.

I was reluctant to move here, just wasn’t willing to give up my beautiful home in Sierra Vista....but what a blessing this place turned out to be. It has been a excellent decision for me. Before my late husband passed away, we looked at the property in 2001...just in case we might ever want to be.. after he passed! It was apparent that I needed to be in Tucson for medical needs. When we were shown our apartment, it was just what we needed. Beautiful grounds and excellent staff from Maintenance, Transportation, Housekeeping, Security, Culinary Staff, Activity Director and Office Staff. With the pandemic, the whole world changed and Atria Valley Manor stepped up in providing in-apartment dining,. All field trips have been canceled. We have our temperature taken twice a day, which is comforting. If you’re looking for an Independent Living Community, look no farther.......but you might have a wait for apartment to become available, but when it does, grab it!

My wife and I have lived at Atria Valley Manor for 3 years, we start our 4th year end of February 2021. We looked at several retirement communities, but didn't find any that can compare to this one. Our apartment has adequate living space and a nice patio with front lawn. The Staff here is outstanding in go far beyond what you would expect, especially during this pandemic. You can search other places, but don't waste your time.....this is where you want to live.

We've had no problems with them - it's been a very good experience. It's a great place to go. A number of activities are available. The staff are wonderful. The food there is excellent, which makes my mother very happy. The apartment is just a little on the small side, and we've been having trouble getting her phone service hooked up.

We chose Atria because it was a little less expensive and also they are pet friendly and that was a big thing for my brother. They do offer 3 levels of care, independent living, assisted, and memory care. Their memory care area seems to be really nice. My loved ones live in a villa and it is a great size and has it's own car port. The whole dining room situation seems to be a little unorganized. Overall, I would recommend them to others looking.

Fast pace, wonderful staff. Beautiful dining room. Great food. The grounds are amazing!

Clean, Brite and Shiny , Great Pool and Courtyard.

I am very happy with my stay at Atria Campana Del Rio, particularly with the kindness and care of the staff. It sometimes seems expensive, but everything is too expensive these days.

I am writing this review for my aunt who has lived there for three years, but is not computer-literate. She asked me to share her views as she felt it was her duty to put her “two cents in.” She absolutely loves Campana del Rio. She believes that moving there was the best decision she’s made as a senior adult. (and it was a hard one.) She claims that the staff are friendly and helpful, the food is good, (and she is a tough critic,) the setting is beautiful, and the activities are fun and not just boring old bingo. And she respects their efforts to mitigate Covid 19. All in all, she thinks that the facility and staff sincerely care about her, and are doing the very best they can to ensure that her “golden years,” are exactly that.

What a lovely community while visiting the area I checked out this community. Possibly moving to the area and will need a great place for a family member. Prices seemed competitive. I heard great things about the staff. Plenty of activities!