Atria Southpoint Walk

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We chose Atria Southpoint Walk because we liked that they offered an apartment with a separate bedroom, it was very convenient to where I live, and they also offer great activities for the residents. They do happy hour in their pub area where they could get together and be served drinks, they have a beautiful screened in gazebo, and a bus that takes people places. She says the food has been 50/50, but they do have a good variety. The best part about the community so far has been that they have had minimal covid outbreaks, so they are very consistent. I would definitely recommend.

We were very disappointed with Atria. We signed a move in contract for the first of the month and then they said we couldn't move in until the [date removed] of the month. My mother in law was packed and moving from out of state and it was incredibly stressful. They never even an apologized to us. The food was terrible, the freezer was always broken , and they went through three chefs in three months. The residents contracted outside caregivers, and they were lovely people. At Atria, the front desk person with nice but the rest of the staff were rude and harsh. For example, when my mother in law was moving out, the manager stopped us, and in front of my mother in law said "you need to be out by the end of the day." It was really horrible . I would say to families, don't go there. It is not a good value for your money. We were incredibly disappointed by the entire experience.

[Name removed] answered so many questions that we had regarding moving a parent into independent living. I loved the facility especially that it also had an assisted living area. I love that there is a walking club and a nearby lake and that seniors go to Harris Teeter every Thursday! The community there seems to be one where my father would fit. We are happy to have this location as an option in our future plans if we do need to move Dad into independent living.