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I need to move my dad to a different facility as he is not thriving in the facility he is currently in. My dad lost a lot of weight and there are just not a good dynamics in the place he is in. Do I write a letter to the memory are facility or can I just tell them in person?

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cdbanuelos, pull out the "Lease" and find the paragraph that mentions cancellation of the Lease. Every place has their own rules.
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Just moved my step-mother, we had to give a 30day notice in writing. Check your lease.
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Find the place where you want to move him. They can help arrange transport if you need it. Ask them how best to make the move.
Are you moving a lot of furniture as well?
I would tell them in person. Consult any contract that you have signed. There may be something there as to how to give notice and how much time is needed.
I would also explain why you are moving him. If this is a problem that has been on going and they have not addressed it or resolved issues then I am sure the move will not come as a surprise. However if you have not given them a chance to correct problems I would allow them to do so. It is difficult moving someone and if he has gotten used to the staff and the facility a move might set him back a bit.
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