Moon and Matus, as well as from California. The barn’s menu includes sandwiches, pizzas, small plates, and desserts. Dining at Kendal Of course, Kendal at Oberlin residents don’t have to go far to enjoy nutritious, delicious, locally-grown fare, some of it has been cultivated in our own community garden. We provide dietitian-approved meals  in the Fox & Fell or Langston Express dining rooms. Contact us to tour The Kendal at Oberlin.

, is credited with coining the phrase “slow medicine.”  He refined his approach while working as the medical director at Kendal at Hanover in New Hampshire. The geriatrician advocates that children get involved in their parents’ health care while they are still healthy. That means conversations about

also have not been effective for the purpose of losing weight. Many have become skeptical of the gluten-free diet, because it is viewed as simply the most recent diet trend. _________________________________________________ What do dinner and French have in common at Kendal at Oberlin

at Kendal at Oberlin has dropped to near zero (or actually zero) each week for the last several weeks – we are comfortable making masks optional at this time in Independent Living public areas. Masks are now optional in the Heiser Community Center, dining rooms, library, auditorium and other IL public

cases, no college credit is earned and some costs (such as books, equipment and lab fees) may apply. The Ohio Department of Aging maintains a list of all programs at Ohio public institutions. Some private schools also offer free programs. For instance, Kendal residents can sit in on a course

to the relaxed pace in smaller towns. Small towns offer a simplicity in lifestyle that is not easily found in a larger city. Kendal at Oberlin for Retirement As a smaller city, Oberlin, Ohio offers an easygoing pace in a thriving small community. Because it’s a college town, Oberlin offers the cultural

. Both yoga and tai chi are popular today, so finding a qualified teacher recommendation should not be difficult. As one of our values in practice, residents and staff together nurture a culture of continuing learning through shared experiences, classes, speakers and performances at Kendal at Oberlin

of recorded history. Variety in age is just one element of the diversity Kendal strives to create. We are fortunate to have multiple avenues by which we are able to enrich the lives of our community members with intergenerational friendships. Through programs like the Kendal Early Learning Center

device? Attended church through Facebook, Vimeo or other social media? All of the above? For many of us the answer is likely “All of the above.”  Life during COVID-19 is tough, but just imagine the challenges we would face without Internet, Wi-Fi, a Smartphone and a whole slew of innovative technology