Atria Valley View

Atria Valley View offers both independent and assisted living options for seniors who want to stay in one place as their care needs grow, and you don't have to move if those needs increase over time, which a lot of folks appreciate since that's a worry for some. The community can help with bladder incontinence, diabetic care if the resident manages it, gentle reminders for those handling their own incontinence care, and help with moving around for people who can't walk alone, so families don't have to guess if help is there. Staff prefer to help those who need only light care, but medium and heavy care are available too, and there's 24-hour awake staff, which gives folks peace of mind especially at night. People can bring their pets, use the transportation service for appointments or shopping, and park their own cars if they want, plus the place has high-speed Wi-Fi and Alexa smart home devices in apartments for some modern convenience. The apartments are new, with choices between studios or one-bedrooms, and include accessible showers and big tubs for comfort, though you can't get a guaranteed unit until you put down a deposit. You'll find nice outdoor areas like walking paths, a courtyard with a stone fireplace, a koi pond, and a terrace overlooking Tice Valley, so people who like trees and fresh air usually feel at home. There's also a patio for eating outside if the weather's good, and inside, several rooms for hobbies: a library, game room, movie theater with comfy seats, craft room, billiards room, and a business center for those who still like to keep busy with paperwork or puzzles. Social life can be lively, with knitting, yoga, Tai Chi, music, cards, bingo, movies, happy hours, live entertainment, lectures, and outings, plus they throw monthly themed events with things like casino nights or outdoor parties in case you like to mix up your weeks. Worship and devotional services happen both on and off the property for folks who like to attend, and there's a bistro for grabbing a bite with friends. Dining services are part of the package, with meals included to help save time on cooking and include multicultural and vegetarian options, and the meals use fresh, seasonal ingredients. People get help with laundry and housekeeping, which takes away some of the day-to-day burden, and there's a full-service salon and spa on site, which is a little luxury some residents enjoy. The community is eco-friendly with a LEED® Silver certification, which is good if you care about the environment. People can also stay when they need hospice services, which can help families during harder times. Engage Life®, their activities program, makes it easy to stay active and social, and residents enjoy a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, with plenty of chances to visit the local area. Atria Valley View tends to win awards for dining, activities, and friendliness, so people often find the staff welcoming and helpful. The community focuses on offering care that keeps up with each person's needs, including options for memory care for people facing Alzheimer's or dementia, though care is more for those needing basic to moderate support, not hospital-level care. All in all, this community tries to blend social life, care, and comfort so residents can stay as independent as possible while knowing help is there when needed.