Clay Center Presbyterian Manor

10/20/2026

Congratulations to Emma Herrs on being selected as Employee of the Month. Emma is a dependable team member who consistently goes above and beyond, willingly coming in when extra help is needed and staying late to make sure everything is taken care of. She can always be relied upon to do what is in the best interest of our residents, putting their needs and well-being first. Emma brings warmth to every interaction, greeting residents with a genuine smile and a wonderful sense of humour that brightens their day. Thank you Emma for being part of the CCPM team.

10/20/2026

The right support shouldn’t take over — it should help someone keep doing what matters to them. See how personalized assisted living can honor routines, choices and independence.

Learn how assisted living residents receive tailored support, cognitive support and help with daily activities while maintaining independence.

10/19/2026

Many people assume memory care focuses only on keeping residents safe.

While safety is certainly important, exceptional memory care goes much further.

Meaningful activities, engaging social opportunities, personalized routines, and compassionate support help residents continue to experience purpose and fulfillment every day.

10/16/2026

This fall, you have the power to spark change during the Cartober vehicle donation campaign. Old and high-maintenance or brand new and unused, your vehicle could drive thousands of dollars in support for our community. 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/Q04Bqzr20 and get started today.

10/13/2026

A forgotten name and a forgotten medication aren’t the same. Knowing when everyday forgetfulness begins to affect safety can help families respond with understanding.

Know the signs and what to do next - read the blog now.

When does forgetfulness become a safety risk for older adults? Learn how to keep your loved one safe through memory changes with these tips.

10/12/2026

Success doesn't have to be measured by big milestones.

Getting dressed independently, participating in an activity, remembering a favorite song, or sharing a smile are all meaningful victories.

Celebrating these everyday moments helps foster confidence, dignity, and joy.

10/12/2026

As we recognize the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples and communities — may we continue to listen, learn and honor the stories that have shaped our communities, our state and our nation.

10/08/2026

If your family is beginning to talk about senior living, you probably have more questions than answers and that’s normal.

You don’t need to make every decision at once.

Our FAQ Guide walks through some of the questions we hear most often from seniors and families. It’s a good place to start learning about your options before deciding what comes next.

We believe good decisions start with good information — and with someone willing to listen. https://hubs.ly/Q04zwY-c0

10/06/2026

This fall, you have the power to spark change during the Cartober vehicle donation campaign. Old and high-maintenance or brand new and unused, your vehicle could drive thousands of dollars in support for our community. 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/Q04zl0z20 and get started today.

10/05/2026

As dementia progresses, finding the right words or following conversations may become more difficult.

Speaking calmly, using simple language, allowing extra time to respond, and maintaining eye contact can help conversations feel less overwhelming.

Sometimes, the most meaningful communication isn't verbal at all—a smile, gentle touch, or familiar presence can say so much.