We recently had the opportunity to tour Whitney Center. Many of our friends live there and we have…read morevisited them but never toured. The apartments were spacious and had modern appliances, storage, and neutral colors. The common areas we saw on our tour included a dining area, library, lunchroom, store, pool, gym and pub. It was cold when we toured but we could see walking trails and were told about gardening areas. We have looked at other communities and none so far have had the range of events and activities that Whitney Center did. They did a great job answering our questions. After our tour we met up with our friends for dinner.

My parents chose this place. My sister and I hate it. It's a joke. The restaurant is horrible. The…read morefood is subpar and the service is awful. We went to see the social worker once. Her office is an empty apartment which is lost revenue. Completely ridiculous. The social worker herself is inept and utterly useless. The people who work there seem to be passing through and don't seem to care about the residents. They know they have a cushy gig. I saw one of them laughing at my dad behind his back. I would avoid this place at all costs. It's a rip off

My father was brought to this facility because I heard so many positive endorsements. Having…read moresomeone with memory issues is scary. His previous facility he fell and they didn't find him for hours. When we brought him here I was adamant about having a camera in his room. The leadership begged me to "lead with trust" don't put the camera there. I said I needed it to be there for at least 30 days until I was comfortable so could look in on my dad. Within 7 hours of moving him in he was abused by 2 CNA's at the facility. The male CNA verbally berated him for soiling himself. Yelling at him they the bathroom was right there and that he belongs in another facility. While he was manhandled to the bathroom, crying out in pain. The other CNA laughed while looking directly at the camera I placed. To be clear there was a note on the door indicating my camera was there. . After seeming the footage an hour later I rushed to the facility to see my dad and tell the nurse manager (absolutely also inadequate) what I saw and show her the footage. i made a police report but since there were no marks they could do Nothing even tho I showed them the stomach turning footage. I called the state of Connecticut too. But since this facility is "private pay" and not a T19 facility they would investigate but not really do anything. Both CNA's were fired and I believe their licenses taken. Other per diem CNA's told me similar stories even saying they were leaving their shift to report the facility for other violations as well. Do not trust this facility or any facility without pushing for a camera you can monitor. I'm so glad I found this out. There ARE wonderful care providers out there that do this work with compassion.Even in this facility. This sadly was our experience. The nurse manager was beyond incompetent and the leadership as well. Having someone with memory issues is very hard. You can feel like you don't have choices. You do. Go with your gut Good luck if you place a loved one here.

Lovely facility with a wonderful staff that is attentive to every patient! Beautiful grounds with a…read morepatio and pretty landscape where the patients can get out into the fresh air! They also have live music once or twice a week ! They even have a beauty parlor to get your hair and nails done! The food is delicious and the atmosphere at Artis is homey with artwork on the walls they even do cookouts and the patients can sit outside and eat! I feel good knowing they are taking good care of my mom

Absolutely disgusting place you guys think the rehab and healthcare is bad? You should see they…read moreconditions there food are made in I used to work in the back and I would never ever eat that food‍‍ they do the bare minimum to just get by inspection... which they have failed multiple times if i where you I would keep looking at other places

Tonight we had a marvelous curry dinner here at Elim Park. It was some of the best I've had since…read moremy time spent in Sichuan, China.

We moved my mother in law out 5 months ago and they haven't refunded our 4500$ for the half month…read morethey precharged us. 20 million attempts at contacting them. Always a will call you back. No calls. No refund. Now we have to get a lawyer involved!! Do not give them your money.

I've called to speak to residents living here. The staff answers, puts you on hold, and then never…read morereturns. Yesterday I called and was put on hold for 16 minutes before giving up, yet again.

I was told that there was an apartment available for my mother for April and that some renovations…read morestill needed to be completed. I filled out the application and submitted the needed information and my mother was approved. As the week's progressed I kept asking for a move in date. Finally after 3 weeks, I said I needed a move in date and was told at that time that it would be mid June. I was extremely disappointed with how I was misinformed about an apartment that was not going to be ready. Had I been told that this apartment wouldn't be ready until June, I wouldn't have left work early on 2 separate occasions, spent time and effort on filling out a 30 plus page application and submitting countless bank statements. I also stopped looking for an apartment for my mother. What a waste of time. I would never recommend or do business with this establishment ever again.

My great-grandfather lived here for the last years of his life. I used to come visit him here when…read moreI was 6. Now, 30+ years later, I have many family members living here. I visit them between once and twice a week. I have seen many of the units in here, have eaten the food, met many of the people, rode in the elevators and can give a pretty good review of this place since I've seen other "old folks" homes. Most of the residents in Tower One are Jewish. Ever since HUD took over, the Jewish community within the towers is getting smaller with other groups moving in. While I'm sure it's a great place to live if you're Jewish like my family, I would feel like an outsider if I wasn't Jewish. Many of the units have been renovated. They look absolutely great and have been modernized. The older units are "old". They look like they are from the 70's. Either way, if you are living in Tower One, you have to get the meal plan which is six dinner meals per week except for Saturday because of the Sabbath. The food isn't half bad, but it is bland and people often complain about the food. There are several options. Over the past three years, I have noticed a significant decrease in the quality of the food in the dining hall. The food for breakfast and lunch is actually pretty good. (remember it is all kosher) The dinner is dairy free and the breakfast/lunch is meat free. The best part about living in Tower One / Tower East is the staff. From the administrators to the Security to the wait staff, they are all top notch. They know everyone's name in the entire building, so if you're not a regular or a resident, they will know instantly. If you live on certain floors, you need to purchase Utopia services which is like assisted living. There is a minimum charge, and extra hours can be purchased. The price to live here seems expensive, however when you break it down, it's actually not that bad. Units in Tower One which include the six meals run from $1300 for a studio to $2000 for a one bedroom. This is the total cost with everything included besides phone/cable.

We had one of their caretakers come every Monday from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM to watch my 95 year old…read moregrandfather who is paralyzed from a stroke. This particular homemaker was found to be sleeping twice in the five Mondays she was there, and constantly on her phone. She wouldn't even sit in the same room as my grandfather because she was too busy playing on her phone and making phone calls. He often was never fed This past Monday she just never showed up. She did not even have the decency to call to let us know so we could make other arrangements. Also, The Agency on Aging never called us either to let us know that nobody was coming that day. So instead my 95 year old paralyzed grandfather was home alone from 7:30 until 12:00 until the next care taker came in. When we found this out (the next day!!) we called The Agency on Aging they fumbled around coming up with any excuse they could think of. This company is a disgrace, and if you are thinking of having them take care of anyone that you care about, you should definitely look elsewhere. Everyone from their management to the caretakers themselves are a joke!

Great place. I have my own apartment. Great area. Safe , nice r place to take walks. Take you…read moreshopping appointments. I rather eat in my apartment. Kitchen attentive. Privacy with my own apartment is nice. Price is very nice compared to their places like this in area.

I came here as a respite. My family hadn't known that the age group was the late 80s to 90s. Mostly…read moreresidents with walkers and "homebound". Frequent ambulance services due to the age of the population. The food service runs out of food presented on the menu. By dinner time the kitchen is sometimes out of the meal you wanted and the desserts are substituted by dinner. There are no special diets because all food is frozen. The soup comes from a famous chain but has high salt content. There are daily calendars posted for the day's events that are often canceled or moved to another day. The staff is wonderful, hard-working, and friendly. Atria does the best it can. Corporate needs to read these reviews and take action.

I'd give no stars if I could. This place is horrible!!! Care is inconsistent, they don't follow…read moreprotocol. My mom got bed sores after being there for 2 months. You have to call or show up almost daily and stay on top of them and complain all the time for them to pay attention!! DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!!!!

Administration does not return phone calls. Care is…read moreinconsistent, some are very good, others are neglectful. Lack of communication between shifts and staff, patient's healthcare suffer for these reasons. My dying brother had a cell Phone that was either lost or stolen, but phone records showed that staff used hid phone also , without his permission.