Manor of the Plains

Manor of the Plains is a faith-based, not-for-profit senior living community with a tradition of service and ongoing faith-based care, where folks can choose from independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care all on a 14-acre campus, so when someone's health needs change, they don't have to move off campus just to get more support. The campus features amenities like a restaurant-style dining room, a computer center, a beauty salon, a library, well-appointed common areas to gather with friends, a grand piano, a community room, worship services, Bible studies, wellness and exercise programs, activity outings, onsite therapy services, and security and emergency services that help residents stay safe. Apartments come in a range of sizes, including studios, one- and two-bedroom options, and semi-private layouts, with housekeeping and laundry services included to help people stay comfortable and clean. Assisted living at Manor of the Plains focuses on personalized help for daily activities, and the Memory Care program is set up for people living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, while skilled nursing care is also available for those needing more support. For recovery after a hospital stay or surgery, short-term rehab is available as well. Residents can join in group activities, enjoy the wellness programs, and join in the vibrant social life that comes with a community like this, and the group purchasing programs, conferences, and research days like K-TRAN Research Needs Day and The Innovative Technology Program are there for people who want to get involved in special events or continuing education. Transportation resources, technical assistance, and a local field liaison program help residents stay connected, and things like the POAMN Older Adult Ministry Guide and dementia-friendly resources support aging and health. Manor of the Plains keeps a focus on safety and disaster recovery, offers priority access to different levels of care, and supports folks through every stage, with staff and services meant to help keep everyone as independent and well as possible.