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Community Update for week of 8/22/2022

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by the Ohio Department of Health this summer for a job WELL DONE, especially in the midst of all the challenges we have faced!  Great Job Kendal Team! Please do not hesitate to reach out to me, Stacy Terrell, with any questions or concerns you may have about the Ohio Department of Health Survey process

How is Kendal a Resident-Driven Community?

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community and not just push for our individual wants and needs, to be inclusive, and to provide services and care consistent with our values. I know we are not perfect. As one resident put it – this is not utopia.   There are systemic issues that we face as individuals, as a Kendal community

Community Update for week of 12/12/2022

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Update to residents on 12/13/2022 Precaution Dictates: Masks Required in Public Areas Friends, with the increase in positivity rate of COVID in Lorain County and the increasing prevalence of Influenza and RSV, Kendal is again requiring all individuals to wear a mask/face covering in all public

Rock Sculptures Enhance Kendal Grounds

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Barbara Brecht arrived at Kendal bearing a gift that tapped into two things Kendal residents cherish: art and nature. She donated three outdoor rock sculptures made by Ted Ludwiczak, a New York artist who sculpted hundreds of heads from rocks he gathered from nearby Hudson River until his death

Kindness at Kendal During Pandemic Times

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Kendal residents and staff have always helped each other in myriad ways. But sheltering-in-place and social distancing have people finding new ways to show kindness and caring to one another. Kendal resident Nancy Garver broke her shoulder in early March and moved from her cottage into the Stephens

Making a Difference with Technology

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is back at it. He made a hand prototype for E-Nable, was approved as a volunteer and is waiting for his first assignment.   Meanwhile, the pandemic is keeping him busy. When he heard that the Kendal staff were having trouble with some cloth face masks not fitting tight enough or too tight he created

Gay and Growing Old

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the challenges older gay men and women face. Gay and growing old Because many LGBTQ adults often don’t identity their sexual orientation in surveys and elsewhere, SAGE and others rely on estimates. Of the 2.7 million to 3 million LGBT adults over age 50, one-third live at or below the federal poverty level

Aging in Place in Community: Health Benefits

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and assessing financial resources. But there is another choice available to older adults. Benefits of Aging at a Life Plan Community Residents of a life plan or continuing care retirement community face any future health care challenges with community support and accessible services. For instance, Kendal

High School Graduates Recall Time at Kendal

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.” Post Script:  Students shared that no matter what kind of day they were having, once at Kendal, residents always left them with a smile on their faces. Wishing Bright Futures for Kendal’s High School Graduates! Previous Next