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“It’s my purpose,” Dara explains about her work as Engage Life Director at Atria Grapevine. “I feel like I’m fulfilling ...
01/26/2026

“It’s my purpose,” Dara explains about her work as Engage Life Director at Atria Grapevine. “I feel like I’m fulfilling my calling. I’ve been taught to have a servant’s heart my whole life. My grandmother volunteered at Baylor Hospital and her church for decades. She taught me that in everything you do, you should give with purpose and live with purpose.”

Dara has worked in the community for more than six years, but her connection goes back much further. The grandmother she mentions was one of the very first residents to call Atria Grapevine home, and the years Dara spent visiting, sharing meals and joining activities, left a lasting impression. Today, she leads the very programs she once enjoyed alongside her family.

With a background in senior fitness, adaptive training and event leadership, Dara brings an energetic, thoughtful approach to Engage Life. From exercise classes (her “jam”) to experiences that help residents discover new interests and new sides of themselves, what matters most to her is the people.

She calls it “living history” – listening to residents’ stories, celebrating their firsts and witnessing what she describes as a “beautiful third act” unfold. Whether it’s a resident discovering a hidden artistic talent or trying sushi for the first time at age 96, Dara finds meaning in helping residents live fully and joyfully.

We’re grateful for team members like Dara, who show up every day excited to make a difference and lead with love.

Our communities honored the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., reflecting on his message of equality, hope a...
01/24/2026

Our communities honored the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., reflecting on his message of equality, hope and service.

✏️ Atria Golden Creek and Atria Park of Ann Arbor collected school supplies for donation
📖 Atria Sugar Land residents read to local elementary students about the life of Dr. King and his impact
🧤 Atria Park of Vintage Hills and Atria Park of Lynbrook made care packages for those in need

We love seeing residents give back in honor of Dr. King!

There’s no mistaking Yeda’s creativity when you step into her apartment at Atria Forest Hills.The walls feature needlepo...
01/21/2026

There’s no mistaking Yeda’s creativity when you step into her apartment at Atria Forest Hills.

The walls feature needlepoint work, family portraits and childhood photos of herself, but the true treasure is a collection of her beautiful and meticulously hand-painted porcelains. And each piece has its own story to tell.

Yeda is a Brazilian artist, and a former educator and fashion designer, who painted porcelains for more than four decades. She painted using Chinese and European techniques from the 15th to the 20th centuries.

When Yeda moved to Forest Hills, she transformed her apartment into her haven with a display of the things that mean the most to her.

“The reason behind these art pieces is passion,” she shares. “These are what I love, and they’re right at my fingertips," she says as she points at one of her favorite pieces, a porcelain she painted for the bridesmaids at her daughter’s wedding.

Thank you, Yeda, for sharing a piece of your world with us.

01/20/2026

In September, Atria Bethlehem welcomed Betty and her musical talent to their family.

"I started playing piano at the age of eight," she shares. She was inspired by her grandmother, who also played the piano. Betty taught piano for 62 years and has also played the organ and taught choir at churches in the area.

We are happy that Betty chose Atria Bethlehem as her home!

We had the joy of celebrating Jean’s 101st birthday at Atria Willow Park! 🎉Surrounded by smiles, well wishes and plenty ...
01/19/2026

We had the joy of celebrating Jean’s 101st birthday at Atria Willow Park! 🎉

Surrounded by smiles, well wishes and plenty of love, Jean marked the day doing what she enjoys most: connecting with people.

Jean shares that her faith and gratitude have guided her through life, and she credits the kindness of those around her for making each day meaningful. “I love people,” she says. “Everyone is so nice here.”

From joining in community activities to welcoming others as a Resident Ambassador, Jean continues to bring joy to those around her. We’re honored to celebrate this remarkable moment with her and wish her a very happy 101st birthday. 🎂💐

KYTX CBS19 stopped by to talk to her during her birthday celebration. Check out her interview here: http://ms.spr.ly/6180Q69fp

At Atria at Hometown, creativity is thriving, especially for Irene.Irene spent 35 years as an art teacher, helping stude...
01/16/2026

At Atria at Hometown, creativity is thriving, especially for Irene.

Irene spent 35 years as an art teacher, helping students of all ages explore color, light and self-expression. Along the way, she developed a special love for kaleidoscopes. What started as a teaching tool in her classroom slowly became a collection, with each piece reflecting her curiosity and appreciation for art.

She loves sharing how kaleidoscopes have changed over time, from simple early designs to the intricate, themed pieces made today. One of her favorites includes glass dating back to the 13th century, salvaged during the restoration of Canterbury Cathedral – a piece that still amazes her when she thinks about how many people, across centuries, have looked through that same glass.

For Irene, kaleidoscopes aren’t just beautiful to look at. They’re a way to spark imagination and bring a sense of calm. Over the years, she’s brought them into classrooms, shared them during long meetings and even offered them to hospital patients as something comforting to focus on.

Now a resident at Atria at Hometown, Irene continues to do what she’s always done best: inspire curiosity, creativity and a sense of wonder. And we’re lucky to have her.

A troop of Girl Scouts from the local Jewish Community School visited Atria Seville with one special resident on their m...
01/15/2026

A troop of Girl Scouts from the local Jewish Community School visited Atria Seville with one special resident on their minds. Carmela, a retired teacher, had worked at their school for 25 years.

"I started teaching Hebrew with the older students, then went down to the elementary grades and preschoolers, where I stayed until I retired," she shares. "I felt like the luckiest person in the world to teach children at that young age."

The girls met with Carmela, conversed in Hebrew and joined the residents for a game of volleyball.

"The afternoon we had with the Girl Scouts reminded me of how much I love the children," Carmela reflects. "They always want to do well."

We love seeing connections being made across generations. 💙

We got a sweet start to the year at our Cake Café Social Series! Celebrating the opulence of Versailles, we raised a for...
01/14/2026

We got a sweet start to the year at our Cake Café Social Series!

Celebrating the opulence of Versailles, we raised a fork in cheers to our favorite flavors and enjoyed a cake tasting.

And the biggest treat? Spending time with all our friends. 🍰

We can’t wait to see where this Year of Adventures takes us!

📸: Atria Rancho Mirage, Atria Park of Lafayette, Atria Copeland, Atria on the Hudson, Atria Walnut Creek

Surely this was meant to be – four friends named Shirley, all calling Atria El Camino Gardens home!What started as a fun...
01/13/2026

Surely this was meant to be – four friends named Shirley, all calling Atria El Camino Gardens home!

What started as a fun coincidence has turned into a daily source of laughter. From shared meals to friendly chats and plenty of “Which Shirley?” jokes, these four have embraced their unique bond with good humor.

Shirley B. says her favorite thing about Atria is that there are a lot of activities for everyone. "When I discovered there were more Shirleys here, I laughed in excitement!"

"Having multiple residents named Shirley is great," shares Shirley P., whose best friend is Shirley V. They enjoy eating meals together, listening to live music and attending happy hour.

Each Shirley brings her own personality, stories and talents to the group, proving that connection can grow from the simplest surprises. Together, they remind us that community is about shared joy, easy companionship and finding delight in the unexpected. And surely, life is more fun when shared with friends – especially four Shirleys.

We celebrated an incredible milestone at Atria on the Hudson – Burt is 100 years old! 🎉He enjoyed a full week of festivi...
01/12/2026

We celebrated an incredible milestone at Atria on the Hudson – Burt is 100 years old! 🎉

He enjoyed a full week of festivities, from parties and concerts to happy hours with friends. And don't forget blowing out a full 100 candles!

“Laughter and music is the key," he shares. "Also, I credit my long life to being happy and connected to people.” Burt, who has authored six books, is in the process of writing an opera.

Join us in congratulating Burt on a remarkable century of life!

Nothing like music to get the whole room movin'! The memory care neighborhood at Atria Draper Place was groovin' when a ...
01/08/2026

Nothing like music to get the whole room movin'!

The memory care neighborhood at Atria Draper Place was groovin' when a local accordion player visited. As he played, residents danced, waved scarves and smiled wide.

All we have to say is, invite us next time!

Jim and Maria's home is full of treasures and history. One of their most special items is their 100-year-old mantle cloc...
01/07/2026

Jim and Maria's home is full of treasures and history. One of their most special items is their 100-year-old mantle clock, lovingly passed down through generations. "This clock was given to me by my aunt," shares Maria. "That aunt is the one who helped the family come to the United States from Italy."

Today, the clock sits proudly in their home at Atria Park of Vintage Hills, surrounded by mementos of their lives. Lined with family photos, their living room is a celebration of the generations of their loved ones, each photo holding a special memory.

It’s more than a home – it’s a place that shows who they are, what they treasure and the legacy they continue to share.

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