Conversations about gay rights have been going on at Kendal at Oberlin for years, but in recent times the conversations during Pride Month have been more deliberate as both gay and straight residents come together to talk, learn and support each other. A watershed event was held at Kendal in June

, Kendal’s wellness coordinator and one of two Vitalize 360 coaches at Kendal. The two women talked at length about Christina’s goals in all areas of her life and the challenges she faces to achieve them. Christina also completed a couple of surveys to help the two of them dig deeper.   “My

his thoughts about choosing the ideal place for successful aging: If you want to stay in your own home as you age, I urge you to consider coming to Kendal at Oberlin. Many people who have been living in the same house for much of their working career don’t realize the challenges they may face

. Kendal is a life plan community offering independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing. The Jameson House, a memory support neighborhood, offers a supportive environment for residents living with cognitive impairment. In 2011, both Mary and Thomas faced their own health issues. After back

Often, the first people you see when you visit Kendal at Oberlin are the friendly staff at the front reception desk near the main entrance. The front desk is a hub for information, serving residents, visitors and staff seven days a week. We’ve had some changes recently. Veronica Toth accepted a new

in Oberlin and spent her adult years there so when she moved to Kendal in January she knew many of the residents. She was a familiar face in the physical therapy department too, where her son Kris Koepp has worked as a physical therapist assistant since 2011. “I like to bake and I would bring goodies

with the Lawn Chair Drill Team. Robert Taylor, who moved to Kendal in 2003, once again delivered his annual address in the Heiser Auditorium. His theme this year, always different, was “America, The Flawed but Still Beautiful.” Robert talked about the difficult times our country faces today

a Supportive Daily Routine”. The series is presented by Rebecca Donato, executive director of Vitalize 360, a national program developed by The Kendal Corporation and Hebrew Senior Life to engage, challenge and inspire older adults to live full, healthy, vibrant lives. Kendal at Oberlin, along