Our History

It was from a heart filled with compassion for retiring people that Town and Country Manor had its early beginning.  In 1948, the founder, Mrs. Jennie Suppes, was able to acquire a few small cottages in Glendale, California.  This allowed her to begin fulfilling her life-long dream of caring for others.  Later, in 1954, as the need and the facilities continued to grow, the property was given to The Christian and Missionary Alliance to carry out the Suppes' tradition of "Care and Concern."  Then, looking toward the future, a beautiful 10 acre site in Santa Ana was selected, and the first phase of this masterfully planned retirement center opened its doors for residents in 1975.

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Who We Are

We are licensed as a Continuing Care Retirement Center (CCRC) by the State of California, commit to continuous care.  Our responsibility is to promote the emotional and physical wellbeing of each individual without compromising independence, dignity and security.  If additional help becomes necessary, our on-site Medical Center is available.  By providing this type of continuing service, residents can look to the future without the fear of losing the long-term support of their family, friends, and our staff.

Here at Town and Country Manor, we proudly offer three levels of care: Residential (Independent Living), Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing.

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