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July 22, 2020—“We are calling on all Americans to contact Congress to Act for Older Adults! #Act4OlderAdults The #COVID19 pandemic is NOT over, we need the federal government to better protect older adults from the #coronavirus NOW."

Whether it’s in-person or the current Zoom video meeting situation, Kendal at Lexington residents agree that friendliness and connection is one of the top perks of living there. The recent…

Kendal at Lexington residents and staff have received excellent news following recently completed campus-wide COVID-19 testing. “I want to let you know that we received all the COVID test results…

Kendal at Oberlin continues to have an ‘A’ rating from Standard and Poor’s S&P Global Ratings.

Kendal~Crosslands Communities is joining many research groups worldwide who are analyzing wastewater for COVID-19.  Researchers in Paris, the Netherlands, and recently studies in the U.S. among others are testing raw…

June 24, 2020—David Jones, The Kendal Corporation’s Vice President for Development, will retire June 26 after 27 years of service with the organization. Since joining Kendal in 1992, Jones has worked in close collaboration with executive directors, affiliate boards of directors and staff throughout

Ron and Mark moved into the Cartmel neighborhood after looking at many retirement communities around the country. Mark was a painting conservator and Ron taught elementary school in the Washington,…

Kendal~Crosslands Communities Charters Through COVID-19 In early March, Kendal~Crosslands Communities along with the rest of our nation never would have thought to be ready for a pandemic. But, as the…

Before COVID19 stay-at-home orders became official, Kendal~Crosslands Communities’ Culinary teams worked quickly to provide nutritious meals safely for residents. They were able to mobilize from in-person dining to takeout meals…