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Clay Center Presbyterian Manor received zero deficiencies on a focused infection control survey conducted by the Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) July 27. With zero deficiencies, Clay Center Presbyterian Manor’s assisted living met all the standards for infection control.
“As a coworker, she is the best of both worlds — hardworking, sweet, and kind, a team player always willing to help. Never a day goes by that she doesn’t make you feel appreciated. As a caregiver, she showers everyone with love, going above and beyond to make sure they have the best care!”
Clay Center Presbyterian Manor had zero deficiencies on a focused infection control survey conducted July 13 on behalf of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Clay Center Presbyterian Manor received some good news this week after testing the entire campus for COVID-19.The senior living community tested 114 residents and employees on Wednesday, June 10, after a resident who had recently been in the hospital tested positive for the virus. All residents and employees tested on Wednesday were negative for COVID-19.“The health and safety of our residents and employees are a top priority for Clay Center Presbyterian Manor,” said Morgan Burton, e...
A resident at Clay Center Presbyterian Manor has tested positive for the novel Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19).The resident returned from the hospital on Friday, June 5, and was placed in isolation for 14 days per our re-entry protocol. On Monday, June 8, we were notified the resident may have been exposed to COVID-19 while at the hospital and a COVID test was conducted. The results came back positive on June 9, 2020.“Keeping our residents and employees healthy is a top priority for Clay Cente...
