WHAT’S ON OUR MIND

In a focused infection control survey December 14, Clay Center Presbyterian Manor had zero deficiencies. “Our entire team works hard every day to follow stringent infection control practices to protect our residents’ health and safety. A zero-deficiency survey in the middle of this pandemic is a tremendous accomplishment,” said Morgan Burton, executive director. “It’s proof that our employees take seriously our mission to provide quality senior services guided by Christian values.”

Teamwork is the key to meeting the incredible challenges raised by Covid-19 pandemic.

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.

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).

Life enrichment director Anica Tholstrup’s mind is always active, churning out new creative ideas for our residents.“I love to get ideas from the residents,” Anica said. “I enjoy hearing about things they would like to do. I also use Pinterest, different websites and Facebook.