I visited Souderton Mennonite Homes. It was old, over a hundred years, but it was very nice. The community had a cafe, and a place for people to gather, and it seemed very friendly. I was impressed with that. They have cottages and villas, but they have a 4-5 year waiting list. They take people out, they have indoor exercise in the pool, chess, Bridge, and clothing group. They have apartments that are independent living.

The staff shows a continued loving care day by day, to us if in our private apartment, homes or in continued care. It is great to even have our personal Doctor come, so it is not necessary to travel for medical needs. Our apartment is very home like, with all our wants and needs supplied, even the neighbors are warm and caring., The Apple Orchard Cafe is a great place for either meals, of where we fellowship around a cup of coffee.

My parents has been in Souderton Mennonite Homes for two months now. They're in the independent living unit. They have a card club, they have shopping days where they can go out, although my parents like to be by themselves.

My experience was pretty good at this assisted living center. The staff was very pleasant for the most part and they were somewhat outgoing for a nursing home. The amenities for my grandmother looked decent even though the facilities were a bit on the dull side. The walls, from what I can remember, were pretty much all the same color and everything was somewhat boring. However, the therapy staff seemed to be great with them as I walked in on a few activities my grandmother was involved in. However, the outside of the building looked quite a bit nicer than the inside, which is disappointing because the patients are hardly ever outside. I would like to see this place running in the summer time to see if the adults have the patients doing activities outdoors, or if they are stuck inside all day. I think that this is a good place to put a family member that needs care and could be a lot better with a few touch-ups.