Atria Park of Ann Arbor sits in Ann Arbor and offers a range of living and care choices for people ages 60 and up, and it houses a multi-story, Victorian-style building with plenty of space. There are different types of apartments you can choose from, including studio, alcove, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options, with features like kitchenettes, walk-in showers, accessible bathrooms, emergency alert systems, and plenty of closet space. Each apartment has its own thermostat control, which can help residents stay comfortable. Some apartments are in the community's Life Guidance® memory care neighborhood for people living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, where the environment is secure and structured, and there's a focus on safety and comfort, with special dining areas, small tables, yellow place settings, and large windows that bring in plenty of natural light.
The community feels home-like, and people notice the warm exterior, outdoor gardens, patios with wicker chairs, a white pergola, landscaping, and colorful flowers, which makes it pleasant to look at or sit outside, maybe even spot a cat or a dog brought in by residents who are allowed to have pets with some guidelines and possible fees. Residents can spend time in arts and recreational areas, like a bistro with snacks, drinks, a jukebox, and sitting areas, or enjoy cozy living rooms with fireplaces and TVs, library spaces, and dining rooms set with flowers. For those who like events, Atria Park hosts art classes, social gatherings with hors d'oeuvres, and monthly happenings like The Great Outdoors, Casino Royale, or Page Turners book group, all designed to help people engage socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally.
There's always a staff team on-site, including trained caregivers who help with daily tasks like bathing, grooming, toileting, getting dressed, or medication reminders, and they provide round-the-clock, discreet support matched to what each person needs, even if needs change over time. A licensed nurse lives on-site and does regular care assessments, while extra nursing services cover things like medication management, diabetes oversight, catheter and ostomy care, and using nebulizers or oxygen, which is more than some assisted living places provide. Atria Park offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, enhanced care, skilled nursing, respite care for short stays, and home care services for non-medical tasks, all under one roof, so people can stay if their health needs grow.
Residents get chef-prepared meals in bright dining rooms or can snack at the bistro, and the meals get made from quality ingredients with fresh flowers often on the tables, and the facility keeps things clean with housekeeping, apartment maintenance, and local transportation included in the monthly rent. There's a salon for hair appointments, Wi-Fi/high-speed internet throughout, handicap accessibility, and access to a wellness center for therapy or doctor visits. The community sits near dining, entertainment, shopping, and parks like Leslie Woods Nature Area and the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum. The grounds include walking paths, flowered gardens, wraparound patios, and a private lake, giving plenty of space for strolls or outdoor meals. Atria Park of Ann Arbor is open every day, has current licenses, and has earned several awards, including Best in Senior Living and Best Activities. Staff and residents often show a helpful, friendly attitude, which helps create a culture where people feel welcomed and encouraged to stay active and engaged. Apartment availability can change so there's no guarantee until a deposit is made, but the team offers tours to show what life is like there, so elders and families get a real look at the place before deciding.
