Atria Park of Great Neck
Enriched Housing Program · Great Neck, Nassau County, NY · operated by ATR New York LH, Inc. · 162 beds
Inspections on record
9
NYSDOH surveys
Total violations
6
cited across all surveys
Occupancy
76%
latest reported
Occupancy trend
verified · NYSDOH35 observations · latest 76% occupied. A steadily emptying facility can be an early distress signal.
Inspections & citations
verified · NYSDOH surveys9 inspections on record · 6 total violations · 8 complaint surveys. rolling ~4-year window (per NYSDOH); older records expire upstream — HomeTruth archives them
2025-12-08— Complaint Survey0 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Not Required
source record ↗2025-07-21— Complaint Survey0 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Not Required
source record ↗2025-05-13— Complaint Survey1 violationPlan/Notice of Correction Approved
| Regulation | Area |
|---|---|
| 488.12 (b) | Disaster and emergency procedures |
2024-11-18— Complaint Survey0 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Not Required
source record ↗2024-10-08— Complaint Survey0 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Not Required
source record ↗2024-02-26— Relicensure Survey4 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Approved
| Regulation | Area |
|---|---|
| 488.8 (a) | Food service |
| 488.8 (b) (4) | Food service |
| 488.8 (b) (7) | Food service |
| 1001.7 (k) (3) | Admission and retention standards. |
2023-08-28— Complaint Survey0 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Not Required
source record ↗2022-12-14— Complaint Survey0 violationsPlan/Notice of Correction Not Required
source record ↗2022-04-21— Complaint Survey1 violationPlan/Notice of Correction Approved
| Regulation | Area |
|---|---|
| 488.7 (d) (3) | Resident services |
Ownership
verified · disclosures| Name | Role | % | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATR New York LH, Inc. (500 N. Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, 40222) | Licensed operator — Business Corporation | — | 1999-03-05 |
Price receipts
reported · familiesNo price reports yet. HomeTruth collects what families actually pay — base rent, care-level fees, all-in monthly, and each year's rate increase — so the next family walks in knowing the real number. Reports are shown with the count behind them, never averaged into a vague "starting at."