With a world-renowned Conservatory of Music that offers more than 500 performances annually, Oberlin is a popular destination for music lovers of all ages and sensibilities.  Turns out Kendal at Oberlin is a musical mecca of sorts, too. The life plan community attracts men and women who have played

Along with the usual homecoming fare of receptions, tours and talks, a couple dozen Oberlin College alumni headed over to Kendal at Oberlin on Oct. 11 to hear former classmates discuss “Aging Insights.” On the panel were Jed Johnson and Abe Feingold, both from the Class of 1980, and Tina Graf

that provide care for residents/patients/members and their families at a critical point in their lives. This year Kendal at Home’s executive director, six Kendal at Oberlin residents, a staff-initiated program and two individual staff members were honored. The breadth of this recognition, from the highly

Open House Friday, May 19th through Monday, May 22nd Tours available 9:30-4:00 pm 600 Kendal Drive, Oberlin, Ohio 44074 Visit Kendal at Oberlin and learn about retirement living options near your alma mater. Find out why so many Oberlin College alumni are now Kendal residents. Go to kao.kendal.org

Larry and Arlene Dunn chose to move to Kendal at Oberlin in large part because of their love for music. The community’s proximity to Oberlin College and the Oberlin Conservatory was an important consideration. Add to that the friends they made at Kendal through a number of exploratory visits

of Kendal at Oberlin, then we’re asking you to take another look. At Kendal at Oberlin, residents do not live passively—they live with purpose. Below, we list a few ways Kendal at Oberlin residents enjoy active and engaged lives: Committees and Interest Groups With more than 85 resident-driven

Like many older adults, when Terry and Charlotte McGowan decided to move to a life plan community, they took a road trip. A half dozen stops later, one community stood out. “By far Kendal at Oberlin was at the top of the list,” Charlotte says. Now, more than a year after moving in, Kendal

The John Bartram Arboretum Endowment Fund was established by Kendal at Oberlin residents Anne and Jim Helm just about a year ago. The endowment fund of $10,000 is for the benefit of the John Bartram Arboretum of the Kendal at Oberlin life plan community. Their planning dates back to the summer

The first step in the admissions process at Kendal is becoming a Priority Member. Well, that step has become even more valuable thanks to a new online service recently launched called the Priority Portal. Only Priority Members using a personal log-in can access the portal. Content includes