Atlas Senior Living News, Resources and Advice
Why Senior Living Series: The Life-Changing Benefit of Senior Living Versus Living at Home Alone
Your senior parent may prefer to live at home, but is it better for their health and well-being, especially if they live alone? Although some seniors prefer to age in place at home, there are life-changing benefits to consider when deciding to move to a senior living community or facility. One of those benefits involves
Why Senior Living Series: What Food Service in Senior Living Looks Like During COVID-19
The dining or food service experience is one of the biggest benefits senior living communities provide, especially with the current climate involving COVID-19. It can get tiresome and stressful for seniors to cook three good meals daily. Just like anyone else who gets tired of cooking, seniors can resort to choosing less healthier options out
Independent Living Apartments Coming to Simpsonville
Atlas Senior Living is starting the process of adding 110 independent living units to cater to more seniors in Greenville County and Simpsonville. The community will be called Legacy Reserve at Fairview Park, an enhancement to their existing Fairview Park facility with assisted living and memory care services. A groundbreaking ceremony will be scheduled as
Our Thoughts on COVID-19
As we hear story after story of the heroic work the Atlas team is doing every day, and the love and devotion they show to the residents living in our communities, we are reminded of a few quotes. Below is the first one: “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points
Atlas Stands Strong
COVID-19 is on everyone’s minds right now. It can be easy to give in to the fear and panic, but not at Atlas or in our communities. We are fighting the good fight and weathering this storm together. Watch our video below of our communities having a good time and staying healthy despite these difficult
How Atlas Comes Together During the COVID-19 Crisis
Despite the global coronavirus pandemic, the Atlas families are sticking together, following prevention procedures, staying in touch with loved ones, and having fun no matter what. We’re All Doing Well! Residents at Kelley Place and Madison Heights are sending well wishes to their loved ones with handwritten signs! Legacy Ridge Trussville residents also sent notes