Hyland Hills

Hyland Hills has great penthouse views, great new and clean apartments with high ceilings, delicious food, and friendly nurses. Something we really love about Hyland Hills is the "co-mingle" living for independent and assisted living. It allows my mom to be safe and get care while still making friends with and doing activities with others who are more independent.

Our family had an in person tour with Hyland Hills and the tour along with the community was excellent, the community representatives were well organized and ready for our visit.

The staff is extremely attentive and caring. The quality of the food is very good for the volume that they need to put out. The staff was extremely helpful and available during the move-in transition. The facility is extremely clean. The activities are just a little lacking on the intellectual front for those that aren't really into things like bingo. It would be better if they had more lecture series, Ted talks, speakers or anything for those that are more interested in some intellectual based activities.

The staff team at the Hyland Hills community is caring, experience, transparent and that is something our family likes the most. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families.

My loved one is a resident at Hyland Hills. We have really liked everything about the facility. They have been very helpful and accommodating. The food has been good, but getting some information such as menus, was tricky in the beginning. We would definitely recommend this facility to family and friends.

The staff is very friendly and attentive at Hyland Hills. The medication management is reliable and the staff is kind. The management is also very helpful. The food isn't great. The facility is clean and smells like a hotel. We are glad we chose this facility. I would recommend them to friends and family.

If your elderly loved one DOESN'T need much help, whether they are in assisted living or memory care, this is the place for them. But if the staff has to put a little more effort into helping someone, this is NOT the place. Residents pay a LOT of money to live there and as such should receive better care than they do. This applies to some care givers, the nurse, the physician(s) and most definitely the director, Marie. Only after our loved one became injured and was sent to a rehab facility did we discover multiple issues with the care, or lack there of. You know its a problem when a staff member asks you if the "fracture was caused by a fall". Pretty sure that's something a care giver, who works with my loved one, should know. My loved one has a name and should be addressed by that name, NOT by the room number they live in. Disrespectful. Just because something is pretty and new and shiney does not mean better. Hyland Hills is a perfect example of that.

The facility is beautiful, modern, and very well-maintained. The people who work there, including housekeepers, nursing staff, dining, attendance, maintenance, and administrative staff are all kind, helpful, and friendly. Residents we met were friendly, and seemed very happy with the facilities. There's just a very nice feeling when you're in the building. The amenities are top notch. Really, Hyland Hills checked all the boxes for us and for our in-laws, for location, price, and the appearance and feel of the place. Sadly, my father-in-law just passed away. We are leaving my mother-in-law there, but moving her to a smaller apartment. She's very happy there.

Comparatively speaking, we chose Hyland Hills because of the condition of the facility - it is new. The size and appearance of the units was great as well. Like everywhere else they are having some challenges with finding enough staff. Overall I would recommend Hyland Hills to others.

It's a very clean community. The care services are excellent. The food is very good. They seem to have a lot of activites, but we have not got involved yet. The value for the money is good. the only issue is they are, understaffed in the dining area. We picked this place because, they don't segregate people from independent and asstisted living. Also, the people were very helpful and honest. Overall, the facility is very nice , and everything is new.

We have been happy with all aspects of the facility. I am very happy that I moved my mom there, it's been a peace of mind for me.

[name removed] who is one of their main points of contact had stayed in touch with our family for a year while our loved one was at a different community - she stayed in touch with us letting us know she was always there for us if we needed anything or if our loved one needed anything and we really appreciated it. After a year was up we decided to come tour Atria and we knew the was the right place. Once you get moved in they set you up with an ambassador that takes you around the place and introduces you to the other residents. We say this is retirement perfected. Now with staffing just like everyone else our loved one has seen a little decrease with quality of meals and timeliness of the service but they are working on it. Our loved one is getting out and about within the community, signing up for the different classes and activities and meeting new residents. She loves her one bedroom apartment, she says its comfortable and feels like home. For us the value is completely worth it and we would absolutely recommend Atria Westminster to other families .

Beautiful place, but they do not want cases or have the staff for patients with severe Alzheimer's Instead of dealing with them they let them out of the locked facility. They were left outside in very hot outside temperatures and we had to pick them up. Very negative experience overall, they just were not qualified to deal with that particular situation.

We had my father-in-law stay here for a few months after his hip replacement. The staff were always friendly and he liked the food. The physical therapy provided by ONR, who is the in house provider, was excellent. The housekeeping was good and his room was kept clean. It looked like there were good activities available. He went to 1 exercise class which he liked. The residents seemed welcoming too.

They were great. The staff really went above and beyond to care for my mom. They were very helpful, flexible, and generous with their time. They were also very gentle. The facility was really pretty and looked very clean. They had beautiful art on the walls. It was just a very calm and peaceful atmosphere there. And it was bright and cheery in the rooms.

This was a nice community. It was a little more expensive. There was just another community that worked better for my loved one.

If your loved one has any type of behavioral outbursts, this is probably not the place for them.

The community is very clean and setting all the covid restrictions aside the activities provided for the residents are wonderful. Something we specifically liked for our loved one is their upper deck view, it is just breathtaking. The outdoor space is wonderful and a great place to relax.

We looked at several different places and we liked Atria the best because the apartments were more functional and nice and we also liked the staff and activities that they provided. They do have a new executive director and he has been fantastic and has done wonderful things already in the short time that he has been here. I would recommend them to others looking.

This is an average community. They provide good care in memory care for my loved one. The food can be bland, but has a lot of variety for the residents to choose from. The community allows cats and dogs.