Montello Manor was a relatively old, small facility with a limited number of private rooms. They had a resident's program and a nursing home program on a different wing, so if your relative would get to a point that they would need more consistent bed care and ensure mobility with limits, they could just move them to that wing. That's a nice feature. The clients seemed very happy, and there was a lot for them to do. They had different dining rooms, so they don't have to go to the same dining room all the time. The menus seemed quite nice. It just needs some upgrading.

My wife is an advanced Alzheimer patient, recently placed at Montello Manor. I visit her daily. The care that I have seen from both the staff and administration has been exemplary. They not only take excellent care of her physical needs but interact with her daily on a personal level. They greet me every day with a rundown on how her day has been going and keep me informed of any changes in her physical or mental condition. A staff that shows genuine excitement in letting me know each time she does something that exceeds expectations for her condition is a group that instills confidence in their abilities and concern for my wife. I can't thank them enough for their services.Getting through the emotional stress of being unable to continue caring for my wife at home has been greatly relieved by seeing how well she is cared for at Montello Manor. I would recommend this facility to anyone who wants to see that their loved one is receiving better care than the individual, acting as home caregiver, can provide at home.