Residents and their families will see a jump in rates this month at Sleepy Eye Assisted Living, with the price of rooms rising as much as 60 percent under the new owner of the facility, Monarch Healthcare Management.Monarch CEO Marc Halpert said the increases follow a six-month review of services, care and care packages after the company bought the assisted living community for seniors from the previous owner, Volunteers of America National Services, a nonprofit affordable housing developer and senior healthcare provider with operations nationwide.Monarch’s review found the assisted living facility “was quite below cost, causing major operational concern,” Halpert said in a statement that he gave last week to the Herald-Dispatch.