Atria Park of Ann Arbor
About
Atria Park of Ann Arbor is an assisted living and respite care community in Ann Arbor, MI. It has capacity for around 98 residents.
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What we know
- Care types
- Assisted Living, Respite Care
- Location
- Ann Arbor, MI
- Capacity
- 98 residents
Phone
(734) 741-9500Website
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Amenities
Care Services
- Memory Care
- Physical Therapy
- Meal Service
- Housekeeping
- Twenty Four Hour Staff
- Respite Care
Ratings & Reviews
4.3
out of 5
Based on 44 reviews
Reviews (50)
Reviews from Google
Sweaty Legend
I had reservations about coming here due to outside factors. McKenna sets the tone and is very accessible. The staff is very nice.
Betsy Duren
Atria Park took care of my mom with empathy and flexibility at a difficult time. Partway through the admission process, the plan changed to hospice only. Atria Park still accepted my mom. Staff and leadership went above and beyond to welcome and help both her and the family during the move-in and her short stay, coordinating smoothly with hospice staff. And the final billing total was surprisingly reasonable.
Richard Young
I have been in the Senior Advisory business for the last 10 years. My business works closely with Senior Living and Care communities and their Executive Director & Director of Sales & Marketing, When we move a client into one of our Provider Communities we entrust them to execute their Business Plan in caring for our client. I have worked with many communities who promise but do not deliver. Atria Park Ann Arbor and specifically McKenna Hindman and their Sales & Marketing Manager Stacee Garcia “deliver what they promise “. They personify the “Team” concept. This becomes obvious when you meet their receptionist and interact with their staff during follow up on clients Ca
larryeiler
I learned of Atria by writing a story when it founded as Sunrise. It seemed to me to be a first-of-its-kind business so I something for the Observer. Now, I am a resident and find Atria becoming, well located and inhabited by a number of folks I can interview because I have been a writer much of my life.
Skylar
I sat next to the residents at my brothers musical and they had so much fun. I’m glad they get to go do fun things.