Studies indicate seniors who are actively creative suffer less from depression, make three fewer doctor visits per year, and take an average of two fewer medications than their less active counterparts. Magnolia Manor offers creative opportunities for our residents with activities that involve music, poetry, painting, writing, story telling and other fine arts.

Ministers, appointed to serve as chaplains, are led by Reverend John Walker. These chaplains offer pastoral care, support group care, services of worship and Bible study and many other spiritual growth opportunities on all campuses. In addition, our chaplains coordinate the volunteer involvement of community clergy and their various faith communities. 

The Clarke W. Duncan Wellness Center on the Americus Campus greatly benefits Magnolia Manor residents, as well as older adults throughout the community. Wellness centers and fitness programs on other campuses keep all Magnolia Manor residents looking and feeling young and energetic!