This place is a nightmare to work at. Employee turnover is high & in the 8 months I worked there about 1/2 the employees were wrongfully let go, or quit willingly. Atria is a corporate run company only concerned about their financial gain, it is run like a military regime. The person in charge is an airhead named Leslie Canal (community business director). She was put in charge because we lost 2 managers in the short time I worked there. There was never any supervision anyway in the short time i worked there. Once entered threw the door you will feel like a prisoner if you are a resident now that the coronavirus is here. I was quite unsettled when I would see potential new residents touring the property, if they knew what went on there most of them wouldn't want to live there. The majority of my coworkers didn't care or have compassion for residents; they didn't care if meals were late, items were missing, or never showed up. One coworker named Myra would constantly lie to the residents because she was too lazy to run down to the ground floor to get whatever they needed. I guess that seems to be the theme there; Leslie would lie to a resident right to their face with no problem about anything and everything. The new chef Albert is a big joke and basically was demoted from being a chef to a lower job title. Basically now he deals with angry residents and paperwork. The items on the menu are limited, meat is poor quality and chicken is on the menu every day. Forget about lobster, shrimp, salmon, or steak. A resident will have a choice of a baked potato, a sweet potato, or steamed spinach; almost every day, as well as one other vegetable choice; which is usually the same every week it goes from carrots, broccoli, or cauliflower. Zucchini medley's were also offered way to much. You don't get a variety at all, meanwhile there must be at least 50 different kinds of vegetables. Meanwhile residents are paying between 4000 and $5000 to live at this place. At A tria you will be served some of the most unhealthiest food. Fried food, saturated food with oil on it (which gave some people diarrhea), gravy and sauces smothered on the food, (some residents washed their meat off before they ate it, If they didn't do this they would complain of diarrhea or other stomach problems). Forget about specializing your order, sometimes they do it sometimes they wouldn't. I've got many complaints of football hamburgers, over cooked eggs or chicken, ribs were mostly fat each time. There is no exceptions to a special diet. They consider you a carbon copy. Atria will not!!!! go out of their way for your special diet (this is according to the supervisor and chef). Once you live there you are pretty much stuck there especially if you're in your 90s, so they use that to their advantage. I would hear many complaints daily each time I worked. I would take residents menu orders for the next day or days, so I know what I'm talking about. Another thing that aggravated me was the residents that bitch the most were treated better than the other residents that didn't complain; The ones that complain regularly, would most often get their way: there were even exceptions made for these certain residents, exceptions not available to non-complaining residence. Atria claims there menu is limited because of the coronavirus and supposedly the food is in shortage, although I haven't seen any food shortage especially in fruits or vegetables. So what is their excuse. When i worked there they rotated the same menu every 2 weeks. So the chef is not creating menu, he doesn't even have say in whats on the menu, corporate office in Kentucky controls this. The chef is no longer a chef but a second rate employee, taking peoples temperatures, delivering food, or doing other minuscule tasks. What more can I say about this place. Hopefully you read this review and pick a better choice for your future home or employment. As for employees you usually start working at minimum wage, you're given a quarter raise after a year of work that's what I heard. There are no Christmas bonuses, they try to con the residents into giving Atria employees a Christmas bonus. They don't have benefits that are free-YOU PAY. At least they have paid time off, which is probably the only benefit you'll get. As for the residents who live there, most of them adored and appreciated me because I was "for the people", not corporate greed!. In return these people gave me happiness, contentment with myself, and joy. They made me feel great about myself, and my connection to them was 100 percent real and genuine; unlike my managers and supervisors and other coworkers who looked down on me because I put the people paying my rent first. read more