
My parents loved their time at Atria. They always spoke very highly of the staff, who took such great care of them and with whom they developed fond friendships. Living overseas, it was very comforting to know they were in such capable and caring hands. They will miss everyone there tremendously.
- Jeff Bennett, Family Member
I am Hope Grossman’s daughter and just want to let you know how happy my mother is at Atria Woodbriar. Every time we speak, she tells me how much she enjoys living at the Atria and how wonderful the staff is. She finds the other residents very interesting and warm and has made many new friends and is constantly stimulated by all the activities. At 87, her life has been changed for the better. Our family is so happy for our Mom, and appreciative of all the people at Atria who make it such a wonderful place to live.
- Jill Crovitz, Family Member
It is like a new lease on life: no cleaning, cooking, taking care of the home (inside or outside), no more being lonesome and tired from all we had to do. Now, I have fun each day, eat great food, and have loving people all around me. No fear of weather and safety. We have our private time when we want and friends all around. What more can anyone want? A dream come true. Thank you Atria Woodbriar. There is not enough room to say how great staff are and how much they do for us each day. I don't know where there is a place where you can have these wonderful people around each day. As we age and worry, they make us forget this as they show such love and care all the time. I want to recognize some staff. Diana Ellison, Joanne Filkins, Michelle Santos, Suzie Ferguson, Denise JOhnson, Caroline Buerke, O'Neil Stewart, Lynn Rebello, Edgar Bonilla, Paula Bliss, John Bacci, Diana Cassie, Muriel Terry, Heidi Griffiths, Vaughn Allen, Katherine Matto, Jason Coates, and Ellen Dolan. Thank you.
- Roberta Henricks, Resident