Dining
Meal preparation and service
East Northport, NY
Independent Living and Assisted Living in East Northport. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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$6,095 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Studio | $6,095 |
| Studio | $6,295 |
| One bedroom | $6,795 |
| One bedroom | $6,995 |
| Shared room | $11,895 |
| Residence | $13,395 |
Our family has been extremely pleased with the care of our loved one that’s received here. The staff are kind, compassionate, and attentive. They truly go above and beyond to make the residence and family feel welcomed. The place is always clean and well maintained. The staff treat our family member with dignity and respect. Knowing our family member is cared for well gives us peace and mind.
The executive manager is unresponsive regarding rental increases, and the only activity regularly offered is bingo, which is very limited. I doubt my aunt will still be here in 2026.
My grandmother is a resident in the dementia section. Yesterday, she was found on the floor. We’re not quite sure how. Luckily, she had no injuries, but had to go to the ER because her dementia prevents her from making medical decisions and forming complete sentences. Here’s where everything gets sketchy: When we went to the ER, the nurse spoke to us and gave us a copy of the chart, which includes statements/observations from the EMS crew that brought her in. According to EMS, they were actually called for somebody else and found my grandmother on the floor while on the way to the person they…
My grandmother is a resident in the dementia section. Yesterday, she was found on the floor. We’re not quite sure how. Luckily, she had no injuries, but had to go to the ER because her dementia prevents her from making medical decisions and forming complete sentences. Here’s where everything gets sketchy: When we went to the ER, the nurse spoke to us and gave us a copy of the chart, which includes statements/observations from the EMS crew that brought her in. According to EMS, they were actually called for somebody else and found my grandmother on the floor while on the way to the person they were called for. There was no staff present - just other dementia residents, who unfortunately no longer had the ability to recognize that my grandmother needed help. Nobody was able to tell EMS how long my grandmother was on the floor or what actually happened that resulted in her being there. Supposedly, when a staff member finally appeared, they told EMS that they couldn’t take her because they didn’t call 911 for her. I don’t understand how 1) you leave a group of individuals that can’t make their own decisions unsupervised, and 2) how medical personnel find a potentially injured person and you tell them they can’t intervene. Absolutely despicable.
Overall I have been happy with the care my mom has received at Atria. The staff is caring and helpful and treat the residents like family.
I love it here.its a wonderful place to live. the food is good and everything is always clean. I have even recommended some of my friends to move in and a few of them have! Ken can fix anything and he's always so kind and helpful. Alyysha in the office is another one of my favorites. She is always smiling and no matter what the problem she finds a solution. Gonzalo is one of my favorites. He is so patient and kind. This is more than just a place to live.
Assistant director of business unethical. Atria failed to do thorough background or ignored results. No good.
My experience at the Atria is great! I have many friends. The staff are attentive and friendly. Food is good and you can ask for a second helping in the dining room. I teach residents to play Canasta. I love the big outdoors area and bbq's.
The staff generally were good with the memory care residents. My sole complaint is that they didn't have many activities other than watching music videos. One trip a week.