Written By: Molly Kavanaugh Today’s baby boomers are faced with a conundrum as they reach retirement age. Healthy and active men and women have a good chance of living another 20 years or longer, certainly welcome news for older adults. Planning for a longer life, though, can present a myriad

Oberlin College alumni Bruce Harker and Anne Palmer spent nearly a decade deciding that Kendal at Oberlin was the best life plan community for them. “My parents had aged in place and that didn’t work out very well,” Anne said.  So in the fall of 2017, they sold their Florida home and moved

Kendal at Oberlin, and Kendal Corporation’s other affiliates are independent and not part of, or sponsored by any religious or social institution, but they were founded and continue to grow with intentional regard for the principles of the Religious Society of Friends, also known as Quakers

with Den Deluxe (F) Newer Two Bedroom Cottage with Den (E) Newer Two Bedroom Cottage (D) Newer One Bedroom Cottage with Den (C) Newer One Bedroom Cottage (B) VALUES IN PRACTICE Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Kendal at Oberlin residents, staff and volunteers have the right

U.S. News & World Report has included the care centers of eight Kendal communities on its list of Best Nursing Homes for 2018–19, including Kendal at Oberlin. The Kendal affiliates identified as being among top performers in a U.S. News report released Oct. 30 were: The Admiral at the Lake Barclay

and Belonging Kendal at Oberlin residents, staff and volunteers have the right to feel accepted and included regardless of race, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religion, gender identity or expression, disability, marital status, or any other unique characteristic of one’s person. DEIB at Kendal 600

Kendal at Oberlin, a nonprofit life plan community in Oberlin, Ohio, has announced that CEO Barbara Thomas will retire in February 2024 with 32 years leading the organization. She began her career with Kendal in 1992, one year before the Oberlin retirement community opened to residents in 1993

This month Michele Tarsitano-Amato celebrates her 31st anniversary working at Kendal, and that puts her in an elite group: founding staff member of Kendal, which opened in 1993. Michele has been working in the field of aging since her undergraduate years at Ohio University, and from day one

Kendal at Oberlin has recently promoted two new directors for the life plan community’s leadership team. It’s great to see staff members grow professionally and take on new responsibilities. We call those who advance in their professional careers at Kendal our “Homegrown Tomatoes.” In November 2023