Atria Cutter Mill

Robert McCrossen

Jul 2026

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I recently spent some time at the Atria CutterMill, as a bridge between three months of physical therapy and a return home. Initially, I questioned whether or not this was the right choice for me, but after a lengthly discussion with Community Sales Director Jane Galosic, I decided it was, and I'm very glad I did.<br>The facility is immaculate and the staff is very friendly and responsive to the needs of the residents. The well planned activities are varied and engaging. Exercise classes, live music, lectures, bingo and movies are all part of the daily programming.<br>Additionally, there are regular bus trips to local stores and restaurants. I would highly recommend the Artia CutterMill to anyone seeking a safe, clean, and friendly environment for themselves or a family member.

D Free

Jul 2026

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The best staff in the world! My 78 yr old mother recovered from a stroke at Atria Cuttermill for 9 months.<br>Everyone there was so kind to my mother & me. More importantly, they were also really good at their jobs.<br>They made the transition from the hospital to her new home as easy as possible.<br>Mom made a lot of new friends during her stay & was always in good hands. We’re both forever grateful.

Gail ARonoff

Jul 2026

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We moved my mom into the Atria after she had a stroke. She had gone to rehab but it was so depressing that we chose to have her rehab here. She has been doing so well and is improving daily. Everyone here has been extremely helpful and we are so thankful that we found this place. Great choice!!

Ilana Hanau

Feb 2026

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Broken Promises and Inadequate Care<br>Moving my father to Atria Cutter Mill in July 2025 was a disaster. Upon arrival, no medical staff examined him for over a week despite promises to see him, leading to hospital transports due to their inability to provide medication. The promised two-week chaperone never appeared, and he wandered halls for two hours his first night trying to find his room. His apartment was filthy: false nails on floors, weeks-old trash, bathroom was never cleaned. Maintenance admitted it was dirty then hung up on me. A delivered coffee table sat unassembled for two months. Laundry remained undone despite it supposed to be done weekly. Beyond the monthly fees, I was forced to pay for 24 hour mandatory private aides - due to a disassociative episode, which was non-negotiable even after he improved. Staff rarely returned calls and stopped communicating once they mandated memory care (which he didn't need). Care assessments were quarterly, not "as needed" as advertised. Atria failed to provide basic services while demanding excessive payments. Avoid this facility.

James Padgett

Dec 2025

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My Mom has now been at Atria Cutter Mill for about 10 weeks and so far she has acclimated well and met new friends. She stays busy with the variety of weekly events and activities offered. She is also glad that there are 3 meals offered everyday. So far the move to Atria seems to have been a good decision. Recommend.