Contact Info

King's Manor Methodist Retirement System, Inc.
Jim Layman
400 Ranger
Hereford, TX 79045

Phone: 806-364-0661
Fax: 806.364.0675
Email: jlayman@kmmrs.com
Website: www.kmmrs.com

Services

• Independent Living
• Assisted Living
• Skilled Rehabilitation Services
• 24 - Hour Nursing Care
• Home Health Care Services
• Child Care Center
• Samaritan Hospice

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About Us

A man with a dream and a community with a conscience were brought together providentially in 1960. Reverend Don Davidson who dreamed of a mission for the elderly and the B& PW Club who identified a need in Hereford came together and King’s Manor Methodist Retirement System was the result. The Home opened in 1962 in Hereford, Texas with the support of the Northwest Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church.
 
“King’s Manor Methodist Home” opened in 1962 as a small retirement home, but has responded to the changing needs of seniors by adding services to the facility. The experience of the home should in no way indicate an outdated approach. An involved community and Board has kept the organization cutting edge and now offers: Homes and cottages for independent living, assisted living, nursing care, adult day care services and Samaritan Hospice. An on-site child care adds a unique intergenerational dimension to the Home.
 
Mission:
“Caring for the generations through the healing hands of Christ.”
 
Philosophy:
To embrace the whole person, which is practiced through the hands-on loving care of staff, pet therapy, activities with children, music and spiritual care. King’s Manor offers a unique combination of quality and compassion to its residents.
 
A Word from the Executive Director:
King’s Manor is a not-for-profit organization concerned about the wellbeing of the entire community it serves: residents, families and employees. The support of the Methodist Church, an involved community, and loving families makes King’s Manor an extraordinary place to live and work. I invite you to join us for a meal and see for yourself the mission at work.