I was very happy about the care my grandmother received during her stay at this facility. She lived there for five years before she passed away. Each time we visited her, we saw familiar faces. Many of the nurses and other caregivers knew us by name and always greeted us in a friendly manner. All of the staff members had an excellent repoire with the residents. The nursing home held many activities. Each year they had Thanksgiving dinner, Christmas dinner, and an annual summertime picnic. They had weekly games such as bingo and other various card and board games. On Sundays, the residents could speak to a Pastor. Beauty school students would come and give the residents haircuts and other beauty services. They were also very good about pairing people. They would put people with similar personalities in one room. It definately helped improve morale. The only real complaint I have is about the food. Orchard Manor paid close attention to diet but most of the time it was bland. But then again, what hospital or nursing home actually has good food? Above all, my grandmother really enjoyed her time there. As much as we wanted to take care of her in our home, it just wasn't possible. Orchard Manor was her second home.