Recently, Kendal at Lexington hosted an enlightening and well-received session on “The Continuum of Care,” involving staff and residents. Following a prepared presentation, the event transitioned into a lively exchange of ideas between presenters and the audience, exemplifying how meaningful discussions can benefit everyone involved.

The session explored the various levels of care available at Kendal, from Independent Living to Assisted Living at the Webster Center, and the more comprehensive care offered at the Borden Health Center. Each level was discussed in detail, with an emphasis on ensuring residents receive the right support for their individual needs while maintaining dignity and independence.

What made the event particularly memorable was the level of interaction among attendees. Residents, staff, and family members asked insightful questions and shared their own experiences. This dynamic exchange expanded the scope of the information presented, fostering a deeper understanding of the continuum of care and its impact on life at Kendal.

Key speakers, including Adam Feldbauer (Health Services Administrator), Wendy Mace (Independent Living Care Coordinator), Tracy Wallace (Director of Nursing), Karla Hamilton (Assistant Director of Nursing), and Erica Turman (Director of Marketing), offered valuable insights. They discussed amenities, personalized care plans, and the supportive environment Kendal strives to create. Attendees especially appreciated the focus on maintaining independence, flexibility in daily routines, and fostering a sense of community.

The discussion on balancing safety, support, and independence resonated with many, reflecting the core values that Kendal upholds. Residents who attended the session enjoyed the opportunity to learn, share, and connect. The event underscored the value of two-way communication—a key element in providing personalized and effective care solutions. The enthusiastic participation of the attendees contributed to the event’s success and helped create an inclusive and supportive community atmosphere.

Events like these are not just informative but also empowering. They enable residents to take an active role in understanding their care options, make informed decisions about their future, and foster a collaborative community where everyone is heard and involved. The overwhelming positive feedback from this session has set the stage for future events. We hope to see more residents and staff as we plan future meetings to continue the dialogue and build a stronger, more informed community. Your voice is vital in shaping the future of care at Kendal at Lexington.