Atria on the Hudson sits on ten acres along the Hudson River in Ossining, NY, with big leafy trees around and walking paths that wind through the grounds. The community has independent living, assisted living, and memory care, so residents can age in place and get more support as they need it. People live in private apartments, and some bring their pets, but there could be fees and vaccine rules for animals. The grounds have a resident garden, outdoor fireplaces, and gathering spots, and there's a view of the river. The big indoor spaces include a theater, library, bistro, multiple gyms, a full-service spa and salon, and a dining room, while the indoor pool and hot tub give people a place for exercise or relaxation any time of year. Apartments include housekeeping, linen service, maintenance, and 24-hour support from a team of professional, friendly staff, and there's a licensed nurse on-site to do care checks and help with bathing, grooming, or incontinence if needed.
Dining means chef-prepared meals made from seasonal ingredients served in the restaurant or bistro. There are vegetarian options and social events with hors d'oeuvres. The Engage Life® program, managed by the Director of Activities, includes daily classes, field trips, and a packed activity calendar: yoga, art, social clubs, group trips, and themed events like Casino Royale and The Great Outdoors. There are devotional services on- and off-site, and there's support for all faiths. High-speed internet is available. Residents get access to both convenient amenities-like parking and Wi-Fi-and practical help, like transportation on the busline, complimentary rides, or additional transportation for a fee, plus apartment maintenance and regular housekeeping.
People can move in just for a short respite stay to recover from an illness or so caregivers can travel. Memory care residents live in a special area designed with wandering support and fewer things to create confusion, with staff trained to deliver individualized help based on each person's needs. Hospice care is available. The community supports a sustainable environment, earning Silver LEED certification, with energy-smart features, walking trails, and a strong focus on green living inside and out. Staff foster a sense of belonging, welcome families, and often know residents' names, and licensed staff are there all day and night in case anyone needs help, from managing medicines to getting dressed.
Atria on the Hudson has its own website for more details, and tours show the daily schedule and community life in person. The property is near a busline and close to the Hudson Metronorth station for trips to New York City. The monthly rent covers many amenities. People can pick from different floor plans, but apartments may not always be open before paying a deposit. The grounds and shared areas are kept clean, and all showers are wheelchair accessible. Atria on the Hudson's license number is 800-S-147, and state regulators do twice-yearly checks to make sure everything stays up to standard.
