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Our Horticultural Therapy team, led by Cheryl Bjornson, recently donated over 540 pounds of vegetables to the Chester County Food Bank. Their deliveries included green tomatoes, eggplant, collards curly and…

Nov. 17, 2020—When asked about operational challenges met by Kendal during the pandemic, Adams said, “We’ve had very good success in obtaining PPE."

Deciding about senior living options, for yourself or a loved one, is described as one of the most difficult decisions a person will make. As the number of U.S. seniors increases, so do the choices—and the COVID-19 pandemic has made the process even more complex. Three Chicago-based senior living ex

Nov. 6, 2020—The award recognized the HR team’s rapid response to the departure from normal operations required by the coronavirus pandemic, including design and implementation of a variety of Hero Pay and premium pay programs for Kendal’s 14 affiliates in nine states.

Moving to a community such as Kendal at Lexington checks off a lot of boxes: maintenance-free living, a continuing care model, and a vibrant community of residents eager to welcome…

Kendal at Lexington has welcomed Brandon Kastner as its new Health Services Administrator. In that position, he will be responsible for ensuring that high-quality health services are provided to residents…

After a long “intermission” during construction, the Residents’ Art Gallery once again displays the art of some of our talented residents.  Nancy Ruley and Bill Willey, along with help from…

We are happy to announce that Boxerwood Nature Center and Garden has arranged all the details for our tree-planting project for Friday, October 30.  For those who are unfamiliar, each…

Kendal at Lexington continues diligent, proactive efforts to keep COVID-19 off our campus as cases rise in our region.  On October 5 and October 12, Kendal at Lexington conducted over…