The Kansas Masonic Home announced Friday the facility in Delano will close by the end of the year.
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CEO Michael Miller said financial issues led to the decision. He told the Wichita Eagle “with our large bond debt we’re not able to be a sustainable company.”
The campus underwent a $22 million update in 2015, constructing individual households for long-term care residents and rapid-recovery suites.
The pandemic ultimately caused the long-term care division to be closed in September 2021, displacing 53 residents. Since then, KMH focused on independent and senior living.