Menno Haven is probably considered premiere in the area, but it was just so large, and my father wasn't in favor of that because he was afraid that he won't be able to walk from the personal care or the assisted living side down to the fore-end of the building for the memory care, which is where my mother would be, because it was probably a good eighth of a mile. Menno Haven is very large. The staff was very nice, and they know the people by name, but it was just an institutional atmosphere. They had good food, and they have a lot of volunteers that come around and help you, but like I said it was just very large, and I was concerned that if one of my parents got depressed and stop eating, no one would notice. There was a lot more social availability at Menno Haven because there was a lot more people, a lot more money available, and a lot more volunteers that come in.

Menno Haven was a lovely facility with professional staff. The rooms were nice, updated and clean.