
The Kendal Difference
Kendal provides a unique option for older adults who seek a place of community and collaboration. As a not-for-profit, values-based organization, the mission is expressed in all aspects of operations.…
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Kendal at Hanover Celebrates Diversity Through International Lunch
Kendal at Hanover recently celebrated the remarkable international diversity of residents and staff by hosting an event that featured the sharing of food from different cultures and traditions. On April…
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Baby Goats Bring Joy to Kendal Residents
Residents at Kendal at Lexington had plenty of reason to smile on a bright spring day in April. Lap Goats? But it wasn’t the warm sunshine that made them beam.…
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Student Volunteers Form Intergenerational Bonds with Kendal Residents
Maya Angelou said, “People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Two Programs, One Mission That…
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Barclay Friends Creative Approach to Recruiting and Retaining CNAs
May 5, 2023 —Kendal believes that a spirit of inclusion and a culture of diversity enrich and strengthen communities, people and services. Creating this environment requires concentrated efforts and is…
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Barclay Friends Creative Approach to Recruiting and Retaining CNAs
Kendal believes that a spirit of inclusion and a culture of diversity enrich and strengthen communities, people and services. Creating this environment requires concentrated efforts and is the shared responsibility…
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Kendal Communities Grow Green Spaces
Kendal-affiliated communities are bustling with signs of spring. From resident-maintained gardens to tree-lined walking paths, residents and staff alike can find solace in nature on Kendal campuses. These lush spaces…
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Celebrating Excellence: Seven CARF-CCAC Accredited Kendal Communities
When prospective residents compare Life Plan Communities (formerly known as CCRC’S) they often see the CARF-CCAC accreditation as a “Seal of Approval” and limit their search to these communities committed…
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Understanding Long-Term Care
“Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m sixty-four?” goes the well-known Beatles song.
While 64 is relatively young in today’s world of people living longer, the song written by 80-year-old Paul McCartney at the tender age of 14 evokes a question most of us will ponder at a certai
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