Atria Evergreen Valley

I went to Atria Evergreen Valley. They were very nice. I was there to visit memory care, and they were super pleasant. They called out a staff member, and they walked me to the right place. They had a separate entryway for security reasons, and I felt that they did that very well. It was less of a s...

I went to Atria Evergreen Valley. They were very nice. I was there to visit memory care, and they were super pleasant. They called out a staff member, and they walked me to the right place. They had a separate entryway for security reasons, and I felt that they did that very well. It was less of a security barrier and more of a double-door situation, but it seemed safe. They walked us through it to make sure we could navigate. They showed us everything we wanted to see. They had very nice rooms. They had a couple available, and they made sure that none of the residents would be interrupted to show us everything we wanted to see, so they seemed to respect their privacy. Their grounds were not very spread out, which was a positive. The common areas had high ceilings and they were enjoyable with comfortable seating. It was a comfortable place to be. The rooms were high-ceilinged, which was a really lovely feature. They let in a lot of light. We were in a common room during mealtime, and so it was sort of like an informal dining room, which was really nice and very casual feel. They had some birds in a common area. People were walking by saying hi to people. It seemed like the kind of place where people knew each other, so that was nice. The staff were lovely.

I was able to have an in person tour at Atria Evergreen Valley and it was a nice tour experience and less money but just not the nicest out of the communities I had toured.

My mom stayed at Atria Evergreen Valley for respite care. The care provided by all the workers there was very good. My mother didn't have a lot to complain about, but there were not many activities for her to do because they put her in memory care. She would have liked to have those activities ...

My mom stayed at Atria Evergreen Valley for respite care. The care provided by all the workers there was very good. My mother didn't have a lot to complain about, but there were not many activities for her to do because they put her in memory care. She would have liked to have those activities in the assisted living side. There were no vegetarian options. I had to provide food for her. I tried the food that they served, and it was just straight out of a can. It was really bad. The television didn't work for three or four days, but they had it fixed. Apart from that, it was a well-run place.

We chose Atria Evergreen Valley for my mother-in-law because we feel good about it. It's clean, it's nice, it's small, and it's homey. The staff members are helpful, caring, and approachable. She likes the food. They have bingo, arts, jewelry making, and exercise. It's a goo...

We chose Atria Evergreen Valley for my mother-in-law because we feel good about it. It's clean, it's nice, it's small, and it's homey. The staff members are helpful, caring, and approachable. She likes the food. They have bingo, arts, jewelry making, and exercise. It's a good place. They have a salon, laundry, and they have a big backyard for you to walk. They have a place where you can receive lots of visitors. It's a nice place.