Assisted Living Communities in Detroit Lakes, MN

"Perham Living is a pretty good facility and in a good area. The people there are very nice. The place is fairly new. From the people I know that are there, they like it really well."

"Prairie View was good. The staff was good and the place was easy to locate. I think they have scheduled activities on certain days of the week."

"My Mom was a resident of the Thomas House for 2 years. She received excellent care. The staff was caring, competent and professional. The owner helped us with all of our needs and listened to any concerns we had about Mom's needs. The facility was always clean and the food was excellent. We were especially pleased with the small ratio of caregivers to residents - no resident waits for needed attention. I would recommend The Thomas House to anyone. "

"I went to Pelican Valley Health Center for my parents. The staff was great. The rooms were good. Our parents are both in wheelchairs, so we felt like it might be a little tight quarters for the rooms that we got to see. But I think their care will be really good. It's expensive, but I think it would be worth what you're getting. We'll have to revisit it again. The hard thing is we need a two-bedroom, and it's quite a long waiting list to ever get that. So, those are some of the things that lead us to not go yet. I like the staff. They were friendly and helpful. The place was warm and inviting. There were people in the kitchen, people that live there, they were super friendly, so it was very welcoming."

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"My husband has moved into Hawley Senior Living. There weren't many with availability, so we had to choose from those that were. It's a small town with dedicated staff and it's nearby. The care is excellent. The cleanliness is excellent. The food is excellent. He has Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia and any place he goes will struggle with keeping him safe because HIPAA rules are such that there can be no rails. He's not cognizant enough to turn his call light on when he needs help, so he's fallen about 12 times. The last fall a week ago, he broke his femur, so he's been in the hospital since then but is scheduled to return to Hawley Senior Living tomorrow for therapy. The food is home-cooked style. He's never complained. He eats everything. It's congregate dining and that's good for him to get out of his room. Also, their activity director is excellent and works hard even with his physical and mental impairment to make him involved. The staff is excellent, caring, and professional. They take residents who are able outside of the facility, fishing, to the Dairy Queen, for rides, just to enjoy the outdoor setting. They have a beautiful garden. In-house, they have activities every day, some he's able to do, some he is not, playing cards, bingo, church, and individuals come in to entertain. The vacuuming could be a little better."