I liked New Perspective Mankato. It was very nice. I liked the menu where you could choose. The price was a little high I thought. I like the layout of the rooms. There was a one-bedroom and a two-bedroom. The staff who showed us around was very knowledgeable. He was good.

My mother has moved into an assisted living facility in New Perspective Mankato. She is moving apartments, but it is going to be in the same building. The room that she has is on the back side of the building. She can't see anybody come and go, so she wants to be at the front. It's been a month and we have gone over there many times, and we have moved stuff into her place. So far, it's been fine. It's got a nice place to eat, and it's really beautifully decorated. The apartment is decent in size. It's a nice place. She thinks she'll be happy there. Our experience has been good. They get back to us and communicate well. They've been really good with Covid, but I suggest they have a key for the tenants. Maybe you could prior to COVID, but now you can't. I'd bring her back from somewhere and it's after hours then you'd have to call and stand there and wait (and mom's already kind of exhausted from her day). You have to call, and they have to come and open the door for you. I understand that, but it would be nice if the tenants themselves had a key or a code or something to get in the front door. They have one for the garage if the residents drive. We haven't had any complaints or any issues. She hasn't done much out of her room yet other than eat, but she said the food is good. They're all real positive and nice people. They have a podiatrist come, and they have a guy that drives them Tuesdays and Thursdays to appointments. There's more now than there was before when she first got there. We're kind of in a transition phase. They used to do a lot and now they're trying to get back to doing a lot more. The staff has been really helpful.

New Perspective in Mankato was gorgeous and the staff was really friendly. The dining hall was beautiful and the food looked really good. It was the best one among those I have seen, but it was just too far away. They have a library, a barber shop area, a movie theater, and a happy hour area.

This community is lovely. We looked at many places for my father and hands down Keystone is the best around! The staff is so friendly and they keep it so clean! We were most impressed with the beautiful dining room. Keystone is 5 stars.

My mother-in-law has a good friend who lives at Keystone and we visit her often. The facility, staff and tenets are always so welcoming. We are included in everything going on as visitors. We have already decided that when the time comes for my mother-in-law to need more cares we will be looking into any openings at Keystone.

The food at Keystone Communities was fine. It felt more institutional for my mother. The facility is larger. The room was smaller, and their price is a little more expensive than the other facility we visited. Mom felt it was more like a dormitory; not a warm, and homey feeling to her. The staff was very friendly. They offer exercise classes. The dining area is large, but a little more institutional.

Wonderful community! You will feel the positive energy when you walk in the door. The building is immaculate and the staff is amazing. My mother has lived at Keystone for 2 years now and she couldn't be happier. We are so happy with Keystone.

My father is a resident in the memory care unit. On the outside the unit appears clean and well managed. However, the care given to my father has been less than acceptable. There does not appear to be any type of care plan. The staff is not able to dress him, get him to meals, or see to it that he is well supervised. The meals provided for an elderly person are very substandard. Staff here is not well educated in caring for residents with dementia. After speaking with management their only response has been "Oh?" and "We meet state requirement for staffing." They seem unable or unwilling to provide the care necessary for someone with dementia. I would defiantly look elsewhere if your loved one is needing this type of care.

We have selected Keystone. We chose this one because there are lot of energy and life. The people are so friendly. It is just so open, airy and light. It just looks like a place with life and not death. The apartments/rooms are beautiful. It is like a luxury hotel. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. They just treat the residents with such respect. It is very nice.

We have apartments here at Keystone Communities. They have independent, assisted and memory care. I'm in partially assisted. What I like best about this facility is the fact that it's roomy, it's very clean and the staff is very nice. I think they're very concerned about making it a good experience for everybody. If we need help with something, we can get it. I know they work very hard. They have a lot of activities for us. They have creative writing class, an exercise and a walking club, etc. Food also is very good.

Keystone is about 5 to 7 years old. It was absolutely beautiful when I went to visit that place for my mom. Aside from assisted living, they also have memory care unit. All the apartments that I saw were very nice and the decors were nicely done. They also got an excellent staff. However, there were too many people in their memory care unit. I just want a smaller memory care unit for mom. There was also quite a large distance between the memory care rooms and the central area for the staff. If the rooms were closer to their staff area, then that would be better.