Newton Presbyterian Manor

Newton, United States

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Located on a 40-​acre campus, we have served area residents since 1949. We’re proud of the reputation we have earned for our commitment to providing quality senior living at all levels.

The campus is a short drive from downtown Newton with shopping, restaurants and community cultural activities. We offer independent living, assisted living, long-​term care/​skilled nursing, memory care (Alzheimer’s/dementia), short-​term rehabilitation, respite care and adult day services. We also have a Wellness Center open to the broader community and the Apple A Day Preschool.

History

Established in 1949.

From a single structure in 1949 to a community encompassing a full range of living options including «privacy enhanced» rooms, apartments, townhomes and cottages, Newton Presbyterian Manor has seen dramatic progress over the years, not only in its physical presence, but also in the way it provides care.

An ambitious $ 1.4 million revitalization campaign launched in 2004, and financed by more than $ 750,000 in private donations, included the renovation and expansion of the health care center, expansion of the memory care center, and addition of a state-​of-​the-​art wellness center. Improvements also included the creation of «household» environments designed to facilitate more personal friendships, interaction among residents, independence, and most importantly, resident self-​worth.

Meet the Manager

Marc K.

Manager

Marc was named executive director of Newton Presbyterian Manor in May 2011 after completing the administrator in training program at Wichita Presbyterian Manor in 2010 and joining us as interim executive director in February 2011. Prior to that time, he had a 30-​year career in banking which included nine years as president of the Mid-​America Bankcard Association. Marc has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Wichita State University and holds an adult care administrator’s license. He is a member of St. Catherine’s of Siena Church and the Newton Kiwanis Club.