A PMMA (Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America®) Community in Salina, Kansas

Salina Presbyterian Manor
Life Plan Community

About Salina Presbyterian Manor

A row of newly built single-story houses with garages and driveways on a sunny day. The street is clean and there are no cars parked outside.

There’s always something interesting happening on our Salina, Kansas campus. As the only not-for-profit senior living community offering a complete continuum of senior living in Saline County, Salina Presbyterian Manor offers variety, choice, and the freedom to enjoy life on your own terms.

As a full-service Life Plan Community and part of the PMMA® network of senior living communities, Salina Presbyterian Manor offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term care, and short-term rehabilitation— all in an active community with plenty of options to help you make the most of each day.

Our community’s location also offers convenient access to Salina’s major highways, top city amenities, and thriving downtown area, making Salina Presbyterian Manor a great place to call home.

Team

Salina Presbyterian Manor is a faith-based, not-for-profit community with the resources and the team to serve you in every stage of your senior living journey.

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Amenities at Salina Presbyterian Manor

From our exclusive new independent living villas to our warm, welcoming assisted living and memory care communities, there’s a perfect place for you at Salina Presbyterian Manor. We can accommodate all your senior living needs while offering you the personalized services you deserve to enjoy a life of freedom and ease.

Our dedicated team is always available to support you, offer you respectful assistance, and make life in our community a joy and a breeze. Residents at any level of care can enjoy our wealth of amenities, including:

  • Restaurant-style dining
  • Library and computer center
  • Ralph Rietz Memorial Park with walking path, pavilion, and stocked fishing pond
  • Chapel with worship services and groups
  • Wellness and exercise programs
  • Social and educational events
  • Resident clubs
  • And much more!

The Villas at Salina Presbyterian Manor

Experience the freedom of maintenance-free living with the security of on-site care. Join a community of active seniors eager to embrace this exciting new chapter. With four different 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom layouts, The Villas welcome you home with an open floor plan, nine-foot ceilings, large windows letting in natural light, covered private patios. The neighborhood offers its own exciting amenities and services. Visit our beautiful 44-acre campus in person to discover all we have to offer you!

  • Two-car garage
  • Storm shelter, walk-in closet combo
  • Fully equipped electric kitchen
  • 42” upper cabinets with soft-close hardware throughout
  • Front-loading washer and dryer
  • Gas furnace
  • Security system and emergency call system
  • Maintenance and groundskeeping Water, sewer and trash utilities included
  • Priority access to the full continuum of care
  • On-site therapy services
  • Indoor/outdoor dining options
  • Pickleball court
  • Community pocket park

Floor Plans

Blueprint of a one-bedroom apartment layout with labeled dimensions for the bedroom (11-6 x 11-6), living room (12-6 x 24), bath, kitchen, and closets.

The Wesleyan
1 bedroom standard
550 sq. ft.

Blueprint of a one-bedroom apartment with labeled dimensions: Bedroom (15'-6" x 16'), Living Room (15'-6" x 16'), Kitchen, Bath, and multiple closets.

The Saline
1 bedroom grand
800 sq. ft.

Blueprint of a two-bedroom apartment layout with labeled living room, kitchen, storage, bath, and closets. Room dimensions are provided.

The Santa Fe
2 bedroom standard
750 sq. ft.

Blueprint of a two-bedroom apartment with a central living room, kitchen, and two bathrooms. Each bedroom and the living room are labeled and have dimensions of 15'6" x 16'.

The Schilling A
2 bedroom deluxe 1
1200 sq. ft.

A blueprint of an apartment showing two bedrooms, a dining room, living room, kitchen with island, and a bathroom. The dimensions of rooms are labeled. Two closets are also indicated.

The Schilling B
2 bedroom deluxe 2
1200 sq. ft.

A two-bedroom apartment floor plan showing a living room, kitchen, dining room, two bathrooms, and a balcony.

The Stiefel
2 bedroom deluxe
1250 sq. ft.

A floor plan showing a house layout with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living/dining room, a kitchen, utility room, storage, a garage, a covered walkway, and a patio.

Vista Court
2 bedroom townhome
w/1 or 2 car garage
1147 – 1415 sq. ft.

Blueprint of a house featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living/dining room, kitchen, utility room, storage space, a covered patio, and an attached garage.

Windsong or Nova Court
2 bedroom townhome
w/1 or 2 car garage
1543 sq. ft.

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The Oakdale
1 bedroom
484 sq. ft.

A floor plan showing a bedroom, living room, and a combined dining room/kitchen layout. The bedroom (12-5x12-5) is adjacent to the bathroom and closet, with the living room (12-6x12-6) next to the kitchen.

The Prairie
1 bedroom deluxe
550 sq. ft.

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Private Residence

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Hear from Our Residents

We love hearing from our residents and their families about their experience in our community! Learn what they had to share about life at Salina Presbyterian Manor.

My grandparents have lived at the Manor for about 6 years- IL, AL, memory care, and finally LTC. I had the privilege of being with my granddad a few days as he was on hospice and end of life. I was so impressed with the compassionate care that all of the staff have provided to both of my grandparents during their time at the Manor. Every single CNA, CMA, and nurse who came into his room was so caring and asked myself and the other family members if they could do anything for granddad, us or bring us anything. I have worked in a SNF for 17 years as a PT/DOR and I understand how stressful it is, especially during a pandemic, however when they came into the room, they sure didn’t show it. It gives me such peace knowing my grandmother is being well cared for. Keep up the good work! 

Lyndi Cox 

Google Review

Salina Presbyterian Manor was a God send for us. My mother needed to have physical therapy and then it became long term care for her. The nurses, cna's and staff were amazing. They cared for my mother as if she were their mother and loved on her taking care of her with respect and grace. My mother was starting early stages of dementia and the staff was so kind and caring. They had patience with her and were so loving and kind to her when she was thinking she was was a little girl. If she needed anything they were there to take care of her and give her the upmost care that she needed. Even on their days off they would come and see her. She loved them and spoke so lovingly about them. To this day, even though she is no longer with us the staff when I see them out in public they talk to me and ask how I am doing. They would speak about my mother and we would laugh and cry together. They even came to her funeral. They are a family and treat everyone like family. Salina Presbyterian Manor is a loving, caring place that I would encourage anyone to check out. They are the best!! Nathalea Stephenson 

timothy stephenson

Google Review

Mom needed a lot of care to get back to healthy. We were so happy we found Presbyterian Manor. The nurses, therapists, and staff took great care of Mom. Big thanks to Salina Presbyterian Manor! 

Andy Burr 

Google Review

I was a patient at the manor for 3 months and i had great care from the nurses, medication aides and CNA's. They were very helpful with everything, kind and compassionate. The therapy team was great too. They helped push me to get stronger and they were all very professional. I looked forward to going to therapy. My favorite part was seeing how others progressed and i would say wow i can do that too. On the day i got ready to discharge it really surprised me the staff and therapists were all lined up clapping for me. Tears of joy! I was so happy they helped me with my goals to get back home to my own bed, my husband, and especially my dog Buddy! 

Kaye Lindquist

Google Review

The entire staff did an amazing job taking care of my mother-in-law. She was so happy at the manor! 

Mrs. Burr 

Google Review

Wonderful staff and community. My parents started in 1998 with a beautiful condo. The Manor has done everything they promised in taking care of them and creating a beautiful lifestyle. After 25 years of enjoying life together in the condo, the Manor staff helped my dad as he moved into Healthcare in his last months. They made his life comfortable and gave him excellent care. They made my mom's transition so easy and smooth. She is thriving in the apartments, surrounded with friends and staff who love and care for her. They have wonderful activities. Jenni Jones and Melissa Randolph are special people ♥️. I highly recommend! 

Mary Landes

Google Review

Frequently Asked Questions

We offer beautiful one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, as well as townhomes. We also offer a limited number of brand new, two-bedroom, two-bathroom villas.

When you start wondering if it’s time to downsize, or thinking about having fewer household chores, it may be time to consider an independent living community. When you want peace of mind for the future, while you’re still active enough to enjoy the lifestyle benefits, you should consider moving into an independent living community.

When seniors reach a point where they need a little extra help with daily tasks, moving into an assisted living community may be a good consideration. Often there are concerns about costs, the hassle of moving, or perhaps they associate assisted living with nursing homes. Assisted living is far from a nursing home in our communities. Our seniors maintain active social lives, and they set their own daily schedules. They live in private apartments but enjoy having a maintenance-free lifestyle and receive the extra help that comes with assisted living. Assisted Living is meant to support you so you can live the way you want to live.

Our team is here to help with most aspects of daily life. We will work with you to evaluate your needs. The monthly fees cover all meals, medication management, and a call system for immediate needs.

If your loved one has a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, they will benefit from living in a memory care neighborhood. Memory care neighborhoods are specifically designed to support the needs of individuals with cognitive impairments and alleviate the stress on family members caring for them.

Joining a memory care neighborhood earlier can help provide the necessary structure, social engagement, and mental stimulation seniors with brain changes need. Making the transition will become harder as the disease progresses. If possible, it’s better to make the move while your loved one can participate in the decision.

Yes! Our specially trained team members can help you determine whether an outing is appropriate for your loved one on any given day.

No, Medicaid does not apply to assisted living. We’re licensed to accept Medicaid-approved residents in long-term care. Most long-term care beds are filled internally by our own residents who move through our continuum of care.