1925: Wheat money
Farm families across McPherson County pooled part of their harvest to build a home on the hill for neighbors who could no longer farm.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
One hundred years on the hill
1926: Eleven residents and a milk cow
The brick house opened in April with eleven residents. A Lindgren laid the brick and later ran the place.
1958: The Gazette
The first Grange Hill Gazette was mimeographed in the office. It has gone out every month since.
1994: The new wings
Two wings, an elevator and the walled courtyard were added, and the old grange bell was hung by the garden gate.
2004: Memory care
Grange Hill became a memory care home, with dementia training for every caregiver and households of eleven.
- 1926first residents moved in
- 44residents in four households
- 3generations of Lindgrens as administrator
- 22 yrsaverage tenure of our nurses
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Memory Care
- Chamber of Commerce · Century Business Award
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Partner
- County Historical Society · Preservation Award
- Statewide Aging Network · Person-Centered Care
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- Community Foundation · Legacy Partner
- Local Churches Council · Partner
There's always pie on the hill.
Call the office or ask for Karl by name. Most of McPherson already knows the way.