Sterling Presbyterian Manor

Specialties

At Sterling Presbyterian Manor, we offer a full range of senior living in Sterling, Kansas. Our continuum of care includes independent living, long-​term care and skilled nursing, short-​term rehabilitation, respite care and transitional living, a unique care level for residents who need some assistance but who do not yet need full-​time nursing care.

Residents enjoy an array of amenities including restaurant-​style dining, scheduled transportation, hair salon, library, and non-​denominational chapel on our beautifully landscaped 10-​acre campus.

History

Established in 1953.

Sterling Presbyterian Manor’s history begins in 1953 when Home of the Plains was established by members of the local Presbyterian community to care for the aging population in Sterling, Kansas.

Three years later, this simple three-​story white frame house became the second in what today is a network of 18 Kansas and Missouri senior living communities operated by Presbyterian Manors of Mid-​America.

While Sterling Presbyterian Manor today is far different from the single white frame structure that opened half a century ago, our core values still shine forth in the care given to our residents, and in the reiteration of our pledge to provide Christian-​based retirement living and health care, through a continuum of care, dedicated to the values of service, respect, dignity and independence.

Meet the Manager

Michael R.

Manager

Michael Rajewski has served as executive director of Sterling Presbyterian Manor since joining our team in February 2007. He spent the previous six years managing the Hutchinson branch of Home Healthcare Connection. Over his 30+ year career in health care, Michael has served as executive director of the Homestead Assisted Living Center of Hutchinson, director of operations for inpatient and outpatient centers at Wichita Dialysis, executive director of Horizon Specialty Hospital and Cherry Creek Village, administrator of Sandstone Heights, and director of therapeutic recreation at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. He has also served on the faculty of Phoenix University’s Wichita campus. Michael holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Fort Hays State University and a master’s degree in management from Friends University. He is a certified home adult care administrator and is also a certified cardiopulmonary resuscitation instructor by American Heart Association. In addition to his cu