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Julie Harding, COO
Atria Senior Living Group

Everything we do at Atria is focused on helping our residents live life to the fullest. We strive to provide the highest quality services and accommodations; a choice of activities to nurture the body, mind and spirit; delicious, nourishing meals; and a true extended family of dedicated friends and caregivers.  

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Larry D.: Capturing the Spirit of Life.

Atria Stamford Resident Larry D, found inspiration and meaning in the sharing of stories from other Atria residents.
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Atria Senior Living Group announces partnership with alzheimer's expert

Atria Senior Living Group is proud to partner with Alzheimer’s disease expert and internationally renowned author David Troxel.
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Atria Laughlines

Discover some of the stories that make our communities like a second family in our online publication called "Laughlines".
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Delectable Dining with a Dash of Home Cooking

At Atria, good company is always on the menu in our restaurant-style dining rooms, where you’ll meet friends and make memories over breakfast, lunch and dinner. More...

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Why Senior Living?

Older adults often thrive in a community environment, living with peers they can relate to and build relationships with. Discover some of the benefits of senior living.More...

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Our Commitment to Quality

Behind the warmth and welcome of an Atria community are pages of protocols, standards and metrics—and an investment on everybody’s part in doing what is right for our residents. More...

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2009-10-14

Local chefs heat up the senior living scene

When you hear the words ‘senior living community,’ culinary cuisine isn’t usually the first thing that comes to mind. But Chad Welch, regional food service director for Atria Senior Living, is working hard to change that. His goal is to take food at Atria Senior Living communities in Northern California to high-end restaurant status. And with his recent involvement in the Ultimate Dining Experience, it is clear that he is succeeding.
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2009-10-07

Retirees honor emergency workers

Atria Seville invited heroes to its facility for lunch, a way to honor those who help keep the city safe in the shadow of 9/11.
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2008-11-19

Voters' traditions go back

Lucie Philibert, 102, has a tradition that dates to the 1920s, when she became a U.S. citizen: She votes in every presidential election. Philibert, who emigrated from Canada, said she can recall women fighting to earn the right to vote, casting her ballot in wartime and during the civil rights movement of the 1960s.
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2008-09-07

Memory Walk raises money, awareness

Mary-Jane Miller's husband, Frank Miller, battled Alzheimer's disease for years, but died the day after Christmas last year.
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