The Atrium at Anna Maria

The Atrium at Anna Maria is a professional, well run establishment. I've noticed the staff is well trained and genuinely dedicated to making the best living situation for their residents. The food and dining experience in particular! Wonderfully prepared meals by highly trained chefs. I would absolutely recommend this place.

The Atrium is a community of caring individuals - both who work and live there. The staff are incredibly friendly and caring and go above and beyond to make everyone truly feel at home. The kitchen staff works hard to cater to the likes and preferences of the residents and to provide a variety of meal options. They know what people like and ensure a customized approach to serve the diverse needs and tastes of the residents. They are kind, caring, talented, patient and generous with their time and gifts. Thank you to all the staff for all they do - it is seem and greatly appreciated!!!

My father in law relocated from out of state to be closer to us and we were so fortunate to find The Atrium! It was exactly what he needed! From the community of friends he built, to the in-house activities to the community trips—he thoroughly enjoyed his time there. The dining experience was exceptional—wonderful choices and everything was delicious and beautifully presented! We were able to dine with him on numerous occasions and were treated like royalty!! It was home!

My dad loved his time at the Atrium and especially his dining experience.

Witness Atrium's food quality a few times now. The variety and fine, delicate nuances of flavor can only be achieved by passionate professional chefs you find at famous international restaurants. This talent cannot be achieved by attending a cooking class unless you passionately study and apply international food history and science. The menus at Atrium are a never ending surprising show of freshness and treat for the gourmand residents and occasional customers.

Came for a lunch and tour. The place was very clean and the staff was very friendly. The food was very good.

The Atrium has become my second family. From the administrator, [name removed], who has been there for many years, to the excellent programming, food, walking trails, amazing housekeepers, and the incomparable. This has become my family and I could not be happier.

The friendliness of the staff and residents is great. There are lots of activities to participate in. Some of the meals are delivered to the residents rooms, other meals are served in the dining room. There is breakfast and dinner provided by the community. Some of the apartments have a full kitchen and a full washer and dryer in the units.

We chose The Atrium because we liked the open feel of the courtyard and the large dining room. The apartment sizes here are decent, the studios are very much like a hotel room, the facility is actually a converted hotel. It is a good place for seniors to be active, they have a fitness center, pool table, and a pool. I would definitely recommend to others looking.

I would recommend The Atrium to a friend. My mom seemed to enjoy the food. The room sizes and layout of the community were good. They have an outdoor space for residents to use. The staff was friendly and helpful.

Did not like it. Old , felt dirty and lacking cleanliness.

contracted for Atrium because of marketing material that mother found interesting. Moved into old building because new wasn't available. Paid for medication asst. service but usually had to do it ourselves as either they came or we wanted to take her out and they hadn't yet come. The Rx service they recommended was so bad that the Rx place actually refunded us over $100 We cancelled two personal trips over the fact that the new building wasn't ready--neither time did they tell us the move wasn't happening. They had called me that she was moving so I blocked out my appts. only to find that she wasn't , again. They broke several things of hers--they would only replace what she had a receipt for (great, 40 years ago) but refused to replace the $60 bowl we had bought her, for a gift bought when People's Pottery existed at Beachwood Mall--I didn't have receipt because it was a gift so "too bad". Moved into new building, when available, only to find out there is no "medication assist"--what? they knew we needed it when she first signed up. Ok, so she's now on her own with meds. Suddenly they call me as she can not longer manage there; I agree, but the gal calls, me at the office, with a Dr., when I 'm in the middle of things with my clients, They are telling me they are moving mother to a unit way more expensive then where she is. I said I would think about it (as I wanted to discuss this with my husband and brother and was in the middle of my client things). [name removed] said "there is no choice and I will walk your mother down to the other unit..." She had no right to move mother without my permission.. They were not accommodating about us moving mother into another place that was offered so we moved mother someplace else. We did like the activities offered and think they did a good job on many things. Her Founder's Club Benefits? We never saw anything. We were billed for any meals we had there. They apparently contract with a eye Dr. who doesn't bother to make sure he's on the approved Medicare list--he just bills. Seems like elderly people would have option to pay full amount or use someone that is covered under their benefits. Not that this office actually answers phone calls--this is who A

My loved one lives in The Atrium, and, I feel it is a very nice community. The staff is very kind and attentive, and I really like the way the community is set up. They have areas set up to mimic a kitchen and a home office to make the community look more cozy and homey. Overall, I feel that The Atrium is a good fit for my loved one and she seems to be warming up to the community generally well.

My mom has been in the Reflections unit--a blended assisted living/memory care area--for about 8 months now. I would highly, highly recommend it to anyone seeking a safe, secure, loving environment for a loved one with dementia. Mom is still in that awkward state where she's aware and competent enough to not have fit in a pure memory care unit but needing enough attention that assisted living was failing her. The Reflection unit at the Atrium is PERFECT for this situation. Residents are on the continuum of dementia and generally are able to find someone else there on their level to bond with. It's the perfect place to progress along this painful path. The facility is clean, bright, colorful and the aides and nursing team are friendly, caring, upbeat and seem to really support one another and get along well with one another. I've seen staff tired or beat periodically when I visit, but I've never experienced any staff member rude or ill-tempered. Turnover of lower-level aides is not frequent but consistent, but given their duties and average pay within the profession, it's no wonder they burn out; I think it's likely the same elsewhere and probably worse at lesser facilities. The nursing and programming/activities teams have been consistent since we've been there and you could not ask for a more caring group of women. They have worked hard to get to know mom and are increasingly getting this stubborn women out of her shell and to engage. We are blessed that a neighbor told us about this place. It's a little farther than we'd planned but absolutely worth it. Whatever their team makes, they all need raises! My only minor complaint is, because most families aren't overly engaged, I think communication to families is a bit lacking. We're one of the few who visit regularly and try to take part. Regularly-emailed updates on staff changes, and successes or challenges loved ones are facing would be nice information to receive unsolicited, but I receive most of that info eventually in person when visiting. If there were a big demand for regularly-scheduled communications, I think they'd provide it. They are a very responsive group overall.

My mom is doing so well here, she has a very nice room and is settling in. The staff is very friendly here and it's nice seeing my mom so active, she likes being part of the activities and going to the dining room she even says the food is good. This was a good fit for my mom.

We are happy with the care from the staff. The community is clean and we like the environment. The menu could use some small improvements. They have a lot of good activities that are always available for the residents who want to participate. We highly recommend this community to others needing a good community for excellent care at a good value. We were happy to see that they do work with medicare for assistance.

Loved it. Hidden gem. Great combination of independence and assistance. Clean, spacious, friendly. All the residents looked happy and engaged. Food is top notch. Standard room felt cramped but deluxe was perfect. This is not a place that I would send a senior who needs great care (grooming, bathroom, eating). This is more for independent living people who need some care.

They were a very helpful and very friendly well run place.. The director went out of her way to treat each patient in a very personal way.. If I hadn't been so over joyed with Maplewood it would have been my choice. I would give it 4 stars. It is not as new as [Removed] & seems a little dark in the patient area.

The food is good at this community. They have nice rooms with a nice size bedroom, living room and kitchen. The people were nice and they keep the community clean.

Diane has been terrific throughout the decision making process and my dad's move to the Attium. Facility is beautiful inside, and the staff is most helpful. My dad really enjoys the other residents he has met, and feels very comfortable there! In addition, the location is great. Within two miles of doctors, drug stores, banks and a grocery store.