Newton Presbyterian Manor

04/01/2026

✝️🌅 He Is Risen! He Is Risen Indeed! 🌅✝️

This Easter, we joyfully celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ—a beautiful reminder of hope, renewal, and everlasting love. 💛

Here in our community, we are blessed to share this meaningful season together, reflecting on faith, grace, and the promise of new life. Through fellowship, prayer, and heartfelt connection, we honor the true meaning of Easter and the joy it brings to our hearts.

May this special day fill you and your loved ones with peace, hope, and the light of His love. 🌷

Wishing you a blessed and joyful Easter!

04/01/2026

Shoutout to Tina Webber! Residents and coworkers alike appreciate the support you bring. 💞

Know someone who deserves recognition? Leave a shoutout! https://hubs.ly/Q046S8wc0

03/31/2026

Discover clarity between Independent Living and Assisted Living in our short video. 🎥

Then, download our Just the Facts guide for a deeper look: https://hubs.ly/Q044FMcX0

03/30/2026

Forgetting where you placed your glasses happens to all of us.

Dementia involves more persistent changes — difficulty managing finances, confusion in familiar places, or challenges following conversations.

If something feels different, it’s worth paying attention. Early conversations allow for clarity and proactive planning.

Our team is always available to help families understand what steps might be appropriate.

03/25/2026

Shoutout to the incredible team at Newton Presbyterian Manor—you’ve built a workplace full of heart. Becki’s kind words say it all: it’s a joy to be part of this community.

💙 Share why you love your team! https://hubs.ly/Q0456j4G0

03/23/2026

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, representing approximately 60–80% of cases.

While not all dementia is Alzheimer’s, understanding the distinction can help families make informed, thoughtful decisions.

Clear information helps families move forward with confidence. If you’d like to learn more about memory support options within your local PMMA (Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America®) community, we’re always glad to share resources.

03/23/2026

Did you know that your vehicle donation could drive thousands of dollars in support for our community? Old and high-maintenance or brand new and unused, your vehicle could make a big difference. 🚗

If you have an unwanted car, truck, motorcycle, RV, or boat in any condition, consider donating it today. The proceeds from your vehicle’s sale will support resident programs.

It’s a powerful but easy way to give back: just schedule a FREE vehicle pick-up, receive the paperwork for your tax-deductible gift, and we’ll handle the rest! ✔️

To learn more, visit https://hubs.ly/Q0479NFj0 and get started today.

03/21/2026

If you’ve ever been in the main dining room around lunchtime or at the chapel, you’ve probably been lucky enough to hear our incredible chaplain sharing his gift. His voice carries warmth, comfort, and joy to everyone who hears it.

We’re so proud to share a glimpse of that talent with you! Take a moment to listen and experience the same peace and happiness he brings to our community.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

03/19/2026

Many older adults want to simplify life and focus on what matters most. Others may need personalized support for daily activities while honoring personal choice.

Our free Just the Facts guide lets you compare Independent Living & Assisted Living side by side.

➡️ Download your guide today: https://hubs.ly/Q044FQDs0

03/19/2026

Our 2026 Art is Ageless® calendar features incredible works of art like “Boss,” this painting of a Hereford by Connie Rhodes of Newton, Kan. She shares, “I pray that my painting gives you much joy and brief pause to reflect on all the little things in life.”

See more works come to life by artists aged 65+ at artisageless.org and get a copy of your 2026 calendar for a donation of $10 at your local PMMA community.

ART: “Boss”

03/18/2026

To the entire care team—your compassion during a family's hardest time didn’t go unnoticed. You helped ease the fear of uncertainty with consistent, loving care. 💛

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