
Celebrating National Senior Health and Fitness Day
Age is just a number, but a healthy lifestyle is essential for any age group. Kendal is dedicated to supporting health and wellness across the system. On May 31st, we…
Learn More

The Importance of Animals and Pets
Animals and pets play a crucial role in the lives of older adults and even more so in Kendal communities. They are not only a source of great joy and…
Learn More

I hope this finds you well…
Hope you’re well. How have you been, well? I hope you’re doing well. Hope all is well with you. Stay safe and well. I’m well, thanks. Such common phrases. But…
Learn More

Planting bulbs, light bulbs, that is
Planting bulbs. And not in the way you might think. Don’t throw those burned out lightbulbs just yet. Upcycle them into clever vases and planters with the help of these…
Learn More

On the road again: interesting landmarks and sites in every state
There are many wonderful and amazing sites to see across the United States. You might not even have to travel very far from home to find a notable destination spot…
Learn More

Marie Owens, 1891, first female officer helped thousands of women & children
“I like to do police work. It gives me a chance to help women and children who need help,” Marie Owens told the Tribune in 1906. “In my sixteen years of…
Learn More

Affirmations – An Exercise for your Mind and your Outlook
We are the keepers of our minds, thoughts, outlook, and the global narrative we hold about ourselves. Many of us do repetitive exercises to improve our physical health. Affirmations are…
Learn More

Female Doctors who Revolutionized Medical Care
These famous female doctors defined the social and racial prejudices that discouraged certain people from practicing science. Without their research and contributions, millions of lives would not have been positively…
Learn More

Ballet Firsts: Native American Prima Ballerina, Black Principal dancer, male dancer en pointe
Maria Tallchief: Native American Prima Ballerina, Kennedy Center Honor recipient, National Women’s Hall of Fame inductee, and GoogleDoodle. Elizabeth Marie Tall Chief was born January 24, 1925 in Fairfax, Oklahoma. Her father…
Learn More