WHAT’S ON OUR MIND

Salina Presbyterian Manor continues to seek customer feedback through monthly telephone surveys. Each month, residents and their representatives are randomly selected to participate in telephone satisfaction surveys conducted by Pinnacle Quality Insight.

Today, more than 345 PMMA residents who can no longer afford their day-to-day living expenses depend on the support they receive through PMMA’s Good Samaritan Program. You can help provide peace of mind to these—and other seniors in need—within our own community by making a gift to Salina Presbyterian Manor's annual Angle Tree campaign.

The “Becky Buggy” was slowing down after many years of rides and trips around the campus. Enter the “Jack Wagon:” Salina Presbyterian Manor’s new oversized golf cart.

Here’s a hard truth I’ve come to accept: My kids don’t want my stuff! You know, all the treasures I’ve been collecting over the years. My wife might call it “accumulating.” But these are things I hoped to someday pass on to my kids, items that represent sentiment rather than dollars and cents.

Another senior living housing option is coming to the Salina community.