Atria Seville sits in Las Vegas, surrounded by mountain views and the city skyline, and offers several types of senior living including independent and assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing care in a continuing care setting, so people can stay in one place as needs change. Residents and families often mention the friendly staff and good food, with a kitchen team making chef-prepared meals from fresh, seasonal foods served in a main dining room or at a bistro, and the community often holds engaging events and social programs like book swaps, casino parties, and outdoor celebrations, which people seem to enjoy, as well as providing transportation to nearby parks and the Summerlin Trail System for walking and outdoor activities. The apartments come in different shapes and sizes: studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, with rates starting at $4,000 for a studio, and semi-private and private room rates going from $3,500 to $11,000 a month, all including things like Wi-Fi, cable TV, phone, and housekeeping, and the rooms have features for comfort such as kitchenettes, walk-in showers, individual air and heat controls, and emergency alert systems.
There's a practical focus on service, with the director, Markie, and a general manager who both help during move-ins, especially when insurance issues come up, and the community is known for its welcoming, team-oriented culture, along with a positive reputation for engaged staff and memory care that's designed for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, which includes safety elements to prevent wandering and customized care plans. Residents have access to a 24-hour staff, medical help such as nurses, wound care, medication support, and podiatry, as well as on-site therapy services with a physical therapist named RJ, and more through partners like EmpowerMe, who handle physical, speech, and occupational therapy. Assistance with daily living tasks-like eating, bathing, dressing, incontinence, grooming, laundry, and cleaning-is part of daily life here, with personal care assistants always around, and there's skilled nursing support if higher medical care is needed.
Atria Seville's main building uses a figure-eight layout for easier movement and features activity and card rooms, a theater, a library, a fitness center, and a wellness center, plus two landscaped courtyards, a covered patio, walking paths, a putting green, and a craft room, with extras like worship services, a billiards room, guest parking, pet-friendly policies, and even a beauty and barber shop on-site. It's a place where people have choices for how much help they want, from fully independent living to memory care, and there are monthly activity programs-arts and crafts, educational classes, health and wellness sessions, and daily events from their Engage Life® program, which aims to keep residents learning, moving, and socializing if they want to. The community welcomes all and follows inclusive policies, and people can get a tour to see how the dining, staff, and daily routines work. Atria Seville has received recognition for care and resident satisfaction with awards like the Best of Senior Living and the Best of Senior Living All-Star Award, and the staff is focused on helping each person pursue what makes them happy and healthy, all while offering the kind of support that older adults may need.
