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An essential health care worker at Topeka Presbyterian Manor has tested positive for COVID-19. The employee last worked on June 10, screening in prior to their shift and wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) while at work.
Debra Akins worked at Topeka Presbyterian Manor while she studied nursing at Washburn University. Some 30 years later, she joined the nursing team, where she serves as the evening shift supervisor.
The entries in the annual Art Is Ageless® juried competition at Topeka Presbyterian Manor delighted us once again. We are so blessed to share the talent and creativity of local senior artists with our community.
Over the past year, people around the world have endured immeasurable amounts of suffering. Yet Jesus Christ's death on the cross reminds us that we are not alone in enduring hardship and challenges.
April Shideler has managed a busy salon and directed a cosmetology school, but she says she may have found her dream job at Topeka Presbyterian Manor. “I actually love it,” said April, whose first day was Feb. 2. “I love going to work every day.”
