Salina Presbyterian Manor

Wonderful staff and community. My parents started in 1998 with a beautiful condo. The Manor has done everything they promised in taking care of them and creating a beautiful lifestyle. After 25 years of enjoying life together in the condo, the Manor staff helped my dad as he moved into Healthcare in his last months. They made his life comfortable and gave him excellent care. They made my mom's transition so easy and smooth. She is thriving in the apartments, surrounded with friends and staff who love and care for her. They have wonderful activities. Jenni Jones and Melissa Randolph are special people ♥️. I highly recommend!

Salina Presbyterian Manor was a God send for us. My mother needed to have physical therapy and then it became long term care for her. The nurses, cna's and staff were amazing. They cared for my mother as if she were their mother and loved on her taking care of her with respect and grace. My mother was starting early stages of dementia and the staff was so kind and caring. They had patience with her and were so loving and kind to her when she was thinking she was was a little girl. If she needed anything they were there to take care of her and give her the upmost care that she needed. Even on their days off they would come and see her. She loved them and spoke so lovingly about them. To this day, even though she is no longer with us the staff when I see them out in public they talk to me and ask how I am doing. They would speak about my mother and we would laugh and cry together. They even came to her funeral. They are a family and treat everyone like family. Salina Presbyterian Manor is a loving, caring place that I would encourage anyone to check out. They are the best!! Nathalea Stephenson

I was a patient at the manor for 3 months and i had great care from the nurses, medication aides and CNA's. They were very helpful with everything, kind and compassionate. The therapy team was great too. They helped push me to get stronger and they were all very professional. I looked forward to going to therapy. My favorite part was seeing how others progressed and i would say wow i can do that too. On the day i got ready to discharge it really surprised me the staff and therapists were all lined up clapping for me. Tears of joy! I was so happy they helped me with my goals to get back home to my own bed, my husband, and especially my dog Buddy!

My mom had broke her hip and had to go to therapy. The staff was wonderful to her! After therapy my mom made the decision to stay living at the Presbyterian Manor. She was transferred to Assistant Living. She loved it there! She got to know all the staff there and would call them by their name. She would participate in activities and exercise. She would go to three meals a day, which she loved visiting with her friends at that time. Even though my mom couldn’t walk that well, she would walk the halls and visit with anybody that she would come in contact with and all the staff members would say hello Marge! My mom would sit in her room and look out the window and enjoy seeing all the staff come and go to work and if I were there she would tell me each time who they were. She also had baby geese born right outside her window she loved to watch. One of the staff members even took a picture of them and later we blew that picture up and framed it. The staff members in assistant living were kind and compassionate! There were staff there that would go the extra mile for my mom and she noticed it! She was very happy! So if your looking for an Assistant Living Facility this is a great one! Thank you for making her happy!!!