Atria Carrollton sits in North Carrollton, north of 161 - Hebron, and has served seniors since 1970 with 88 units spread out over three stories, offering different living options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even short-term respite stays, so folks can get more care if they need it or just a little help if they're still quite active. This community belongs to Atria Senior Living and includes fully trained staff available all day, every day, including awake staff and nurses, ready to help with things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and getting to meals, so people don't have to worry about being alone if they need support. The apartments come in a range of types, including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, all with walk-in showers, modern kitchenettes, and individual thermostat controls, which make them comfortable and easy to use, and folks on the assisted living side can get extra help with everyday things like getting into or out of the shower or reminders for grooming, along with escorts to meals and events. Housekeeping, linen service, and maintenance are all taken care of, so residents can spend their time enjoying chef-prepared meals with options for special diets like low sodium or low sugar, and if someone can't make it to meals, there's room service too, plus guests can join in the private dining rooms if a family member or friend stops by.
Pets are welcome, with some rules about size and numbers, so cats and dogs up to 25 pounds each are okay, up to two per apartment, but there's a deposit and pet fee required, and the building has pet-friendly policies but also rules to keep everyone safe and comfortable. The grounds have garden spaces, patios, and a courtyard where residents can sit and talk or just get some sun, along with common areas throughout, like a TV lounge, library, business center with free Wi-Fi and computers, an atrium, and a fitness room or health area so people can stay active, and there are activity rooms for art, crafts, and even music, with a calendar full of recreational events like movie nights, bingo, karaoke, live music, trips off-site, intergenerational programs, religious services, and even games like Wii bowling.
There's a secure memory care section that's purposely built for seniors living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with special features to stop wandering and confusion, staffed by people who know how to help and keep residents safe, using things like monitored bracelets for those with wandering risks, so family members don't worry as much about their loved ones staying safe, and residents with major behavioral issues or elopement risk can still find a welcoming place. There's support for clinical needs too, with medication management including insulin shots and blood sugar checks, and some healthcare comes right to the building by visiting professionals, so getting to doctor's appointments is often easier, plus Atria Carrollton runs transportation both on-demand and on a schedule, whether that's heading to a doctor's office, shopping, or spiritual services, and they're close to a bus line with parking for those who drive.
The facility has comfort features like wall-to-wall carpet in some areas, a beauty salon, a barber shop, a hot tub, sauna, movie theater room, communal areas for socializing, and even support groups for Alzheimer's and dementia, with extra comforts like a piano or organ in the common room, so it really tries to cover the day-to-day needs as well as fun hobbies. Room options range from studios all the way up to larger apartments-one, two, or even three bedrooms, so people can choose how much space is right for them, and pricing varies with both semi-private and private rooms available depending on someone's needs and budget.
Everything is licensed and regulated by Texas's Department of Social Services, and staff are in place to handle a wide range of ages and care requirements, serving up to 56 elderly adults in assisted living while also providing skilled nursing if a resident's health needs increase. Devotional services come right to the building, so those who want to keep faith close can do so without going far, and for those who just need a break or are transitioning after illness or surgery, respite care is an option, with the same access to daily routines, activities, and meals. Everything at Atria Carrollton aims to give seniors a safe, thoughtful environment where their independence is respected and their health and happiness are supported each day, with personal touches like animal therapy, music therapy, fitness classes, and gardening for anyone who wants to join in, alongside the daily care, meals, and social events that help people feel content.
