Harvest memories

Resident Rita Myers is still active in her long-running family farm and ranch. Read her reflections on the ups and downs of farming.
 

Resident Maria Hernandez knew exactly where she wanted to rehab after a recent surgery--at Newton Presbyterian Manor. Read why she chose Newton's PATH™ program.

Newton Presbyterian Manor is offering free senior fitness tests every month to residents and community members to assess balance, strength and other key indicators of health. Find out more.

The vision for Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America’s first Missouri campus was “gracious living in a home with a heart” for seniors. Started by a separate organization and originally named Presbyterian Homelife, the campus opened in 1962 and grew quickly. Learn the early history of Farmington Presbyterian Manor.

Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America communities regularly feature activities involving young people. But the benefits of interaction between the young and seniors aren’t one-sided. There are health benefits for seniors and social benefits for both. Read all about it.