Moravian Manor Communities: Pursue More From Life

Mike and Fran Kane appreciate the unique personal touches in their kitchen, which features plenty of room for cooking and entertaining!

Meet the Neighbors

Even before choosing to move from Leola to the Warwick Woodlands campus in 2017, Fran and Mike Kane were impressed with MMC. Mike’s father resided in the Health Center and was receiving excellent care. The couple also liked the concept of the Woodlands’ traditional neighborhood design. As the campus was still in its conceptual phase, the Kanes based their decision on a printed floor plan and site plan, as well as their faith in MMC’s respected reputation.

The Importance of Kitchen Design at MMC

Since the Kanes reserved their carriage home prior to construction, they were able to customize some elements. The design and functionality of the kitchen was very important to Fran, as she and Mike love to entertain family and friends. They wanted to make sure the kitchen would provide ample room and adequate workspace. Because there was plenty of seating already at the island they extended, they decided to modify the breakfast nook and transform it into a beverage center by adding cabinetry, counters and a beverage fridge.

While all homes are now built, MMC’s two campuses feature nearly 40 different floor plans, and residents can personalize any home to reflect their individual tastes from an array of options.

Dining Options on Campus

Located on the Woodlands campus, the Owl’s Nest Restaurant & Sippery offers everything from oven-fired pizzas and grilled burgers to fresh seafood and chef specials. With a club liquor license, residents also can enjoy wine, craft beer and cocktails from the full-service bar.

On the Founders campus, the Garden Court dining room has a menu specializing in classic comfort foods and adventurous regional cuisine, while the Gallery Café is the hub for a quick bite.

Food Culture

The chefs at the Owl’s Nest are never lacking for seasonal fresh herbs, thanks to one resident group. The Herbal Society tends a raised herb garden that benefits the restaurant’s locally sourced farm/sea-to-table “comfort food with a twist” inspired cuisine.

Overview

Type of Community

Not-for-profit Life Plan Community

Range of Services

MMC offers Residential Living, Assisted Living, Personal Care, Nursing Care, Memory Care and Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy services.

Clubs/Activities

Abundant opportunities exist to foster new interests, stretch your body and mind and hone your craft. Clubs and committees include but are not limited to: pickleball, bocce, tai chi and yoga; model train, ukulele, woodcarving and card clubs; contemporary issues and lifelong learning; singles/solos; life writing and men’s prayer breakfast. We also offer planned day trips and multi-day trips to explore cultural and educational offerings and more in neighboring states.