Atria Rocklin

I've been to this community a number of times, it's warm and inviting, the residents are comfortable and happy, and as a Seniors Real Estate Specialist I can refer this community confidently.

Atria of Rocklin is a beautiful community with tenured staff. The team is always warm and welcoming.

I am a disabled veteran with a service dog. As I aged it got more difficult for me to simply do the normal things in life, such as shop, prepare meals, clean up afterwards, housekeeping, yard maintenance, home repairs, .... I decided to look into options. Now change is not something I like doing, and changing my living conditions is one of the top 3 changes that produce the most stress. In looking around on the web I inquired about a dozen, one being Atria Rocklin. I visited half of those when I got an invite from Atria Rocklin for their October Fall Festival. I attended. It was a very good event, with lots of people sitting at tables set up in the parking lot, music and great food in buffet style. I got to go table to table talking to people about how they liked living at Atria Rocklin ... what they liked, and didn't like. The only dislike I heard was from one guy that said, 'A lot of people here just can't hear too well'. Hahaha I could relate to that.So I decided that was were I was going to move to, as moving to a two bedroom apartment with a single car garage would probably be the less stressful change moving from a 3 bedroom 2200 square foot house with a 2-1/2 car garage. I was right, and I was wrong. I concluded any move is just plain stressful. The biggest stress at this point in my life turned out to be, 'Downsizing'. I accumulated a lot of, 'Good old stuff' over the years, and found it not easy to release some of it. I chose to take a month moving and moved stuff over to Atria Rocklin day by day (fortunately I lived in a neighboring city). I put things away day by day, and when a space was full I was done. The rest was sold, donated, or given away. It turned out easier than I thought.One of the nice things about my day by day approach was I had lunch, or dinner on those days. I got to sit at different spots with different people in the dining room. I got to talk with people. I am of the, 'Different strokes for different folks' view of the world. I found there was plenty to do at Atria Rocklin. I particularly liked the 2 exercise classes a day, and the weekly Happy Hours and monthly 'Friday Social'. The staff is A+ and the friendly, helpful nature easily turns a dull day into sunshine and smiles.I have a service Dog, a Labrador Retriever. He fits right in, and I think is more loved by most of those that meet him than they will admit. I like the food preparation here, and so does my dog. Personally I really enjoy a glass of wine, a fillet of sole with baked potato and vegetable and chat with a resident friend for dinner. Followed by a cup of coffee and a desert brings me smiles, as I don't have to prepare, or clean up, just enjoy, and enjoy I do.After a year at Atria Rocklin, like those I talked with at the Fall Festival, I have no negatives and simply a boatload of pluses and smiles. I made the right choice, even though I have found that a lot of people here really can't hear very well.

I have been looking for places for my parents in the near future. I had a list of several to tour and maybe take notes. The third one on my list was Atria in Rocklin, CA. The feeling I had when I walked in was the best thing. I was welcomed, asked if I needed any help, and someone was standing in front of in less than a couple minutes. I did not have a scheduled tour but they treated me as if I had. I was offered something to drink, a brochure, and had a chance to ask questions before taking a tour. The tour was amazing and they made me feel at home already. I was hooked, and I still am. When the time comes, Atria Rocklin is my choice.

My Grandma has lived at this community for over 3 years. The staff are super friendly and helpful. She loves the food, the other people living there. Most important Grandma is happy again since she lost Grandpa. Thank you Atria Rocklin!