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The Benefit of Habits

Happy Spring! It’s the season of renewal and a great time to consider a lifestyle change. Have you had the best intention to begin a fitness program? Get more sleep…

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Public Policy Discussion Group to Resume

Now that small group gatherings are permitted on campus, the KaLex Public Policy Discussion Group plans to resume its pre-pandemic series of weekly meetings.  The format of PPDG meetings will…

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Waitlist or Ready List. What’s the Difference?

If you’re considering a move to a continuing care retirement community such as Kendal at Lexington, getting on the waitlist is a smart move. Even if your plans are as…

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STEaM: Cloud Computing

The “cloud” or “cloud computing” is the number one techno buzzword of 2021.  Are you using the cloud?  You may well be and not even know it.  Just what is…

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Kendal at Lexington’s Revamped Website Gives You the Full Tour

Researching the ideal retirement community is easier than you think when you start with a virtual visit to Kendal at Lexington. Our newly redesigned website gives you the ease and…

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Resident Artists Create Holiday Fair

Kendal residents enjoyed a hint of the holidays with a little shopping December 1 with a holiday art fair held on campus. Held with appropriate social distancing and other safety…

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Social Wellness During COVID

As members of the species Homo sapiens, the need for social connectedness is part of our DNA.  Like most residents, one of the attractions that brought us to Kendal at…

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Climate Change, Anyone?

A new organization is emerging in which some KaLex residents are playing a modest role.  The “All Kendal Residents’ Climate Initiative” is a good name, even if does generate an…

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Pivot Around the Pandemic: Kendal Residents Stay Active and Connected

It may seem that quarantine and social distancing automatically means loneliness and isolation, but the residents of Kendal at Lexington say that’s not the case. During a Resident Discussion Panel…

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