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Have you ever wondered what it will cost to live in a senior living community? Which contract is best for your budget, a rental plan or an entrance fee? Can I afford to live in a retirement community?Questions like these and more will be explored at Pasons Presbyterian Manor’s “What Does it Cost?” event October 17. Read More...
In commemoration of Assisted Living Week Sept. 8 -14, Parsons Presbyterian Manor would like to recognize resident Betty Heady, who works to improve the quality of life of assisted living residents.Betty has lived at Parsons Presbyterian Manor for about a year with her husband, Ralph. The 88-year-old currently serves as the head assisted living resident advocate, working with other residents to identify problems and find solutions.Parsons Presbyterian Manor’s care and service is thorou... Read More...
Parsons Presbyterian Manor’s therapists are an essential part of helping temporary and long-term residents live their lives to the fullest and retain as much independence as possible for as long as possible.Therapy is provided through a partnership with Aegis Therapies®. The therapy department works hard to help residents regain strength and wellness after surgery or illness and return to doing the activities they choose to do.Please take a moment to meet our therapists. We appreciate ... Read More...
Three winning artists in Parsons Presbyterian Manor’s annual Art is Ageless® juried competition will be featured in the 2020 Art is Ageless calendar produced by PMMA (Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America).“Indian Maiden,” a needlework by Doris Yeoman (shown above, right), “Piano Twiglette,” a painting by Joan Allen (shown above, middle), and “Louie,” a painting by Jane Parish (shown above, left), will appear in the calendar when it is released this fal... Read More...
Parsons Presbyterian Manor will host two free cyber café events for seniors focusing on cyber safety and using the Facebook app.“Be Social, Be Safe, Online Safety” will be from 10 to 11:30 a.m. September 17 at Parsons Presbyterian Manor, 3501 Dirr Ave. Learn practical tools for cyber safety and controlling your privacy risks on popular site and phone apps at this free event. Read More...
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