5 Design Tips to Make your Apartment your Own

Transitioning into an apartment within senior living can be daunting for many reasons. Not only is it challenging to move on from your previous home filled with cherished memories, but it’s also difficult to determine what items to keep and what to let go. However, a new apartment provides endless possibilities for designing your brand-new space! It’s a chance to … Read More

Uniquely Kenwood: Independent Living Programs

When it comes to Independent Living, one of the most important aspects residents value is programming, as it becomes the fabric of their daily routine and social life. Every senior living community has its fair share of activities. However, The Kenwood’s numerous fun and original programs – like Laughter Yoga, which was recently featured on Closetbox’s blog – are industry … Read More

Getting (or Staying) Active at The Kenwood by Senior Star

It’s no surprise that physical activity and exercise are good for you. What many don’t realize is that older adults also benefit from practicing fitness, as it offers a considerable positive impact on their health. On May 31, more than 100,000 older adults will participate in activities across the United States to celebrate National Senior Health and Fitness Day. With … Read More

Make a Smooth Move into Senior Living

You’ve figured out how to downsize before moving into senior living. You’ve finally let go of many of your cherished items, knowing they will find second lives with new owners. Now, you’re faced with your final big hurdle: calming your … <!– Continue reading –>

Individually Inspired: Ida Zinam

May is recognized as Older Americans Month. Each week, The Kenwood by Senior Star will highlight how residents are blazing a trail and capturing the essence of making a positive impact and inspiring others. Ida Zinam, a four-year resident, is … <!– Continue reading –>

Retirement and Hospitality in the 21st Century

By Tom Rotz Picture this: long, vanilla-colored hallways with low, yellow lights that flicker and buzz like misplaced mosquito lamps. Small rooms with hospital-like beds and furniture unchanged since the late 1970s. Mushy, flavorless meals served on compartmentalized plates that … <!– Continue reading –>