What’s Been Going On

Morgan J. Burton has been appointed as the new executive director of Clay Center Presbyterian Manor. Burton is currently serving as administrator at a nursing home in Oberlin, Kan.“Currently, I oversee daily operations for a 45 bed skilled nursing facility, with 75 employees and seven direct reports,” said Burton.   Read More...

We would like to say thank you to everyone who has donated their time and used their skills to provide our staff with wonderful masks. We were amazed when the first delivery came in, and we continue to be thrilled with the ongoing show of support for our staff and residents. Thank you so much for caring about our community and working so hard to ensure that everyone here at Clay Center Presbyterian Manor can stay safe — with a fun dash of color and style. You all make wearing a mask fun.   Read More...

Christian J. Gilbert has been appointed as the new executive director of Salina Presbyterian Manor. Gilbert has served as executive director at Clay Center Presbyterian Manor since April 2017.“Currently, I oversee daily operations including census development, ensuring profitability, optimizing resident care, adhering to state and federal compliance, and managing positive employee relations,” said Gilbert.   Read More...

Clay Center Presbyterian Manor is proud to announce that they are the recipient of Pinnacle Quality Insight’s 2020 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. Clay Center Presbyterian Manor received the award for assisted living and skilled nursing.Pinnacle Quality Insight, a customer satisfactio...  Read More...

Clay Center Presbyterian Manor residents recently enjoyed a "private viewing art show.”A few local "littles" wanted to spread sunshine and love to our residents by bringing artwork up for them. For everyone’s safety, the artwork was hung on the outside of the front windows, alongside photos and information about the artists. Residents came out for private viewings of the pieces created by some very special young people.Above, left, shows 5-year-old Bryce Weller, his ne...  Read More...