Frequently Asked Questions
Can I be something other than Lutheran and live at Luther Manor?
Yes! Our history is rooted in the Lutheran faith, but we seek to share God’s love with all of our neighbors of all faiths, beliefs, cultures and traditions.
What kind of people will I meet at Luther Manor?
You’ll find friends and neighbors with diverse talents, interests and backgrounds who come from all across the state and country. They’re energetic, fun-loving, reserved, intelligent, creative and well-rounded and they make our community a wonderful place to live. Of course, Luther Manor does not discriminate on sex, race, religion, place of origin, and mental or physical disabilities.
Do you offer help or advice for downsizing and moving?
Yes! If you like, we can help you with advice about space planning and rightsizing, and provide expert resources for assistance with downsizing, selling your house and coordinating your move.
What if I outlive my financial resources?
In our entire history dating back to 1957, we’ve never asked a resident to leave Luther Manor, even if they outlived their financial resources. As an organization, we offer a benevolent fund that provides resident assistance. The Luther Manor Foundation helps to support that fund and our not-for-profit, faith-based mission to share God’s love and enrich the lives of older adults.
How do I talk to my loved one about making this move?
This is an important yet sometimes difficult conversation to have. At Luther Manor, our knowledgeable social workers can help you with what to say. We also offer special guides and other resources that can walk you through the process. Please contact one of our senior living advisors for more information at 414.253.2322 or live@luthermanor.org.





