Atria Senior Living in Connecticut

As always, the cost to live in a senior community will depend on many factors, including location, living options, amenities and care services. The average cost of independent living in Connecticut is $3,450 per month. For those who need care, assisted living in Connecticut costs $5,900 per month on average.

At Atria, rental rates for independent living, assisted living and memory care all include an array of services, amenities and events that are tailored to each resident’s preferences and abilities. Apartment maintenance, housekeeping and linen services, 24-hour staff, scheduled transportation, 200+ monthly events, on-site dining experiences and more are all included in the monthly cost of a senior apartment.

Independent living and assisted living are typically not covered under this government program; however, Medicare may pay for some covered care services that can be helpful. Because Medicare is a federal program, you can find more information about your coverage options at Medicare.gov.

Community living offers many comforts and conveniences you may not find at home. In addition to personalized care, fresh meals and housekeeping, senior living also offers daily opportunities to gather and connect.

We understand the concerns that come with moving and want to help families overcome uncertainty and discover the many benefits of a senior living community. Visit a community to discover how Atria provides all the comforts of home – along with the peace of mind that comes from knowing a helping hand is always nearby.

All Atria communities allow residents to keep pets in their apartment; fees may apply. All required vaccinations and licensing must be current. Size and temperament requirements vary by community. Check with the community of your choice for details.

Atria provides a wide range of senior living options in Connecticut, including independent living, assisted living and memory care.

Independent senior living in Connecticut is designed for older adults who lead an active lifestyle and require minimal to no assistance. Assisted living provides care and help with daily activities like bathing, grooming, medication reminders, and transportation for those who don’t need specialized medical or nursing care.

Memory care is residential long-term care that offers intensive, specialized care for individuals struggling with memory issues stemming from Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Many Atria communities in Connecticut feature Life Guidance^® memory care neighborhoods where specially trained staff deliver highly personalized care in a secure, structured environment.

We suggest you explore various senior living communities in Connecticut. But before you start comparing, it’s important to determine what type of senior living best matches your lifestyle and specific care needs. You can use the guides and information on our Comparing Options page to gain a better understanding of what to look for when you’re searching for senior living communities.