Strong from the start

When COVID-19 hit, Atria hit the ground running. Atria's senior management team rushed to escalate safety protocols in communities and, in many cases, was ahead of state and local regulators. What's more, our response plans continue to meet or exceed guidelines established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Fully vaccinated

As a strong supporter of vaccination, we are proud to report that, as of July 1, 2021, our residents and employees are 99% vaccinated. We're excited to begin loosening some of our safety protocols – including increasing the number of visitors at a time and larger resident gatherings.

Vigilantly prepared

As many of our COVID-19 protocols are winding down in accordance with state and local guidelines, we're prepared to engage any and all safety protocols needed if it's in the best interest of our residents and staff.
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Prepared to address any danger

When wildfires, hurricanes, floods or severe winter storms threaten our communities, Atria's emergency protocols and specially trained staff are in place to address any potential danger quickly and effectively.

Emergency response

We work with emergency experts to identify any weather-related threats. Should a situation escalate, our National Emergency Response Team is on 24/7 standby, ready to be dispatched at a moment's notice to assist communities.

Uninterrupted care

When an evacuation becomes necessary, we arrange comfortable lodging and provide continuity of care, and anything else needed for the safety and well-being of residents. Residents' families are kept informed with regular status updates via phone, text and email.
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An ongoing commitment

According to the CDC, more than 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu-related complications. Older adults are especially vulnerable, which is why Atria is committed to helping residents stay healthy during flu season.

Prevention is key

Getting vaccinated and boosting one's immune system are the best ways to fend off the flu. Our nutritious food options and daily exercise classes help residents stay active and fit. We also provide local transportation to doctors' appointments, conduct flu shot clinics in our communities and encourage everyone to get vaccinated.

Protective protocols

These tips can help prevent the spread of flu for everyone:

• Frequent handwashing
• Covering mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing
• Avoiding close contact with people who appear to be ill
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
• Get plenty of sleep
• Stay hydrated
• Maintain physical activity
• Stay home when sick - the flu can spread up to 72 hours after symptoms have ended

A safe haven

For those displaced from their homes, we offer a safe and reliable place to live along with the safety, fellowship and engagement our communities provide.

Short-term stay guests at Atria enjoy the same services, amenities and support as residents, while benefiting from a relaxing, stress-free environment.
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