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Kendal at Oberlin is Home: A Family Affair

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Helen Wagner moved to Kendal at Oberlin in 1993 with little thought of starting a family tradition. Widowed and living in nearby Wellington, the 86-year-old woman wanted a home where she could meet new friends, continue to be independent and play her beloved bridge. She was able to do all three

College Podcast Project Highlights Kendal

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During her first week on campus, Sarah Dalgleish visited Kendal at Oberlin for Oberlin College’s annual day of service. “A cool place with amazing people,” she thought. Sarah’s interest in Kendal continued to grow, and as she looked for a topic for her Winter Term 2018 project, she decided

Kendal is Grounded in Quaker Values

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Spend a day at Kendal at Oberlin and you’ll notice some things that are different from most other continuing care retirement communities. A public address system is not used to communicate with residents and staff; Residents are engaged in decision-making and governance of the community; Staff

The Care and Nurturing of an Arboretum

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One of the cornerstones of Kendal at Oberlin is its inviting natural environment. The campus encompasses The John Bartram Arboretum, with over 100 acres of diverse habitat, more than 1,100 trees and eight ponds. With the grounds now accredited as a Level II arboretum by ArbNet and ongoing resident

2016 Yields Strategic Plan for Kendal at Oberlin

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At Kendal at Oberlin, it took a community-wide effort to develop the 2017-2021 strategic plan, which is just what Chair Dick Baznik envisioned when he and the Strategic Planning Committee embarked on the project in the fall of 2015. “My goal, from the beginning, was that no one who participated

Code of Conduct

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Kendal at Oberlin’s Compliance & Ethics Program Our Compliance and Ethics Program Code of Conduct covers the compliance issues, laws and regulations, and guidelines that are relevant to a provider of senior services including Senior Living Communities that provide a wide range of healthcare

Community Update for Week of 7/25/2022

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Update to residents on 7/26/2022 Afternoon Exchange on ZOOM and KOTV ONLY- with Guest Host, Stacy Terrell Wednesday, July 27, at 4 PM we will not meet in person in the auditorium but instead use ZOOM and KOTV. Here is the Zoom link: https://kendal-org.zoom.us/j/86578041875  Meeting ID: 865 7804

2019 Priority Luncheon

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Every year, we look forward to celebrating you, our Priority List members. We are so grateful that you are considering Kendal at Oberlin for your future. Schedule of Events: 11:45 a.m – Arrival, Fox & Fell Dining Room 12:00 noon – An intergenerational performance of Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet Lunch

Volunteering

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Volunteer at Kendal at Oberlin Kendal at Oberlin welcomes and appreciates volunteers. We accept volunteers of all ages, including student volunteers and interns. Volunteers can help by supporting, interacting, or sharing their talents with residents.  Kendal at Oberlin is ideal for individuals