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Fur Friends at KaLex
Written By: Lynda Fox Moe and Tenny take a walk with their owner on the Kendal campus. When Sally Nunneley moved to Kendal at Lexington a few months ago, we…
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Senior Moments or Dementia?
How to Tell the Difference Between a Senior Moment and Dementia The recent controversy over a new Alzheimer’s drug called Aduhelm raises again the question of what is age-appropriate forgetfulness…
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Dining in The Restaurant: An Experience
More than a place to eat, The Restaurant is a place for friends to connect. A toast to good friends and a wonderful meal. Brenda serves up a plate of…
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Senior Fun in the Sun: Simple Tips for Maximum Protection
The physical and emotional benefits of being outside are undeniable, especially for older adults, and summertime offers ample hours and opportunities to soak up the sun and fun. Seniors Are…
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Lifelong Learning Programs To Enhance Your Retirement
From fulfilling careers and volunteer pursuits to a wealth of knowledge and passion for learning, today’s older adults simply aren’t interested in slowing down. In fact, for older adults like…
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Nutrition Nuggets - July
Steven Veiga, Dietitian at Kendal at Lexington, delivers nutrition nuggets that are helpful and healthy each month in the resident newsletter, “Connections.” Read July’s article below: Last month this column…
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Intergenerational Partnerships and the College Connection at Kendal
Kendal’s commitment to community engagement is manifested in its robust partnerships with colleges and universities, supporting intergenerational connections across the System. These collaborations have allowed older and younger individuals to…
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Nutrition Nuggets from Kendal at Lexington
Kendal at Lexington offers residents a variety of healthy options daily. Steven Veiga, Dietitian at Kendal at Lexington, delivers nutrition nuggets that are helpful and healthy each month in the…
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Helping Seniors Out of Social Isolation
An important new study linking social isolation with dementia in older adults gives us yet one more reason to consider the incalculable benefits of social activity and human connections as…
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