Topeka Presbyterian Manor

Topeka Presbyterian Manor is a Life Plan Community in Topeka, Kansas, offering a full continuum of care including independent living, assisted living, long-term care, and short-term rehabilitation. A faith-based, not-for-profit community affiliated with Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America, it is guided by Christian values and serves as a member of the PMMA network with 75 years of senior living experience in Kansas and Missouri.

The community emphasizes wellness across physical, social, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. Residents in independent living enjoy private apartments with a maintenance-free lifestyle and the freedom to design their own daily schedules. Assisted living residents receive extra support with daily tasks while maintaining active social lives in private apartments. Long-term care provides 24-hour supervised services, and short-term rehabilitation is also available.

Topeka Presbyterian Manor offers amenities including a therapy room and gym with trained therapists. The community provides furnished apartments with bed, chair, nightstand, dresser, and television in long-term care. Security features include locked entrance doors in independent and assisted living, nursing staff available 24/7 in assisted living, and regular building patrols during nighttime hours from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., with additional local law enforcement presence on campus at night.

Residents may keep one small dog, one cat, two birds, or fish per residence in independent living for a $500 non-refundable pet fee. The community accepts Medicare and is Medicaid-certified for long-term care and short-term rehabilitation, though Medicaid is not accepted in the assisted living level.

Independent living offers flexible payment options: monthly accommodation fees with no upfront deposits and 30-day notice to vacate, or a 75/25 entrance fee plan with 75% refundable deposits. Assisted living pricing is based on the resident's level of care needed and apartment style, with five levels of care available.