What’s on Our Mind

Veterans, their spouses and widows are invited to Lawrence Presbyterian Manor for a free breakfast from 8:30 to 10 a.m. November 11 at Presbyterian Manor.“We appreciate their service,” said Christie Patrick, executive director. “It’s an honor to serve our area veterans, their spouses and widows each year and remember their sacrifice.”Enjoy breakfast and an appreciation ceremony for the sacrifices of area veterans and their families in the Meadowlark Dining Room.Spac...  Read More...

From flamingo Olympics to chair volleyball and other spontaneous projects and parties in between, Activities Director Linda Fyler has been dreaming up a variety of creative activities for Lawrence Presbyterian Manor residents for the past 25 years.“I have kind of a vivid imagination, so I have opportunities to challenge myself and the residents to try different things. What I’ve learned is you need to keep it simple. Most of the time, it’s the things you’re not sure are g...  Read More...

Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America (PMMA) as a system has been providing senior care and services for more than 70 years across Kansas and Missouri (and coming soon to Colorado).As a part of the service to seniors, PMMA has always offered care after hospitalizations through skilled nursing and physical, occupational and speech therapies with the objective of supporting a return to prior levels of independence and overall health.In 2012, PMMA launched a program called PATH® or “Post-Acu...  Read More...

Lawrence Presbyterian Manor is proud to announce that they are the recipient of Pinnacle Quality Insight’s 2019 Customer Experience AwardTM.The Customer Experience Award is given to senior living communities that score in the top 15-percent of the nation in resident satisfaction surveys conducted by Pinnacle Quality Insight for 12 consecutive months. Lawrence Presbyterian Manor received the award for independent living.Over the course of 2018, a sampling of Presbyterian Manor’s resid...  Read More...

For more than 5,000 years, people all over the world have been practicing yoga as a way to find peace and harmony while improving their overall health. In 2015, that practice made its way to Lawrence Presbyterian Manor through a class offered by Lawrence’s Department of Parks and Recreation.The class, which is held each Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., is taught by Mary Ann Saunders, a woman who has been a dedicated practitioner of yoga herself for most of her life.“I lear...  Read More...