Congratulations are in order for Tom Rotz, Executive Director here at The Kenwood. Tom was honored by the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati as its 2015 John Horn “Roll Up Your Sleeves” Award recipient. The award was presented during the Alzheimer’s … <!– Continue reading –>
In the Kitchen with The Kenwood: Thanksgiving
At The Kenwood, we love celebrating the holidays with family and friends and we look forward to it every year. There’s nothing quite like getting the loved ones together to gather around the table to share memories, traditions and more. … <!– Continue reading –>
How Music Can Unlock a Path to the Past – Senior Star Music and Memory Program
Apple unveiled its very first iPod 13 years ago. Now, it’s one of the most recognizable products on the tech market with more than five different models and various generations. Here at The Kenwood, we’re utilizing this compact, portable media … <!– Continue reading –>
WWII veterans from The Kenwood take flight with Honor Flight Network
On Tuesday, Sept. 16, four residents at The Kenwood woke up bright and early for what would be a short trip to Washington D.C., taking nothing with them but memories from a long time ago. Stanley Berman, Bernie Dave, Art … <!– Continue reading –>
A Big Day, with a Bigger Message
For the third year in a row, The Kenwood by Senior Star participated in the Alzheimer’s Association’s The Longest Day, a sunrise-to-sunset team event held on the summer solstice (the longest day of the year). The purpose of the event is to … <!– Continue reading –>
Join us on The Longest Day to Honor the Alzheimer’s Association
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive, debilitating disease that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior. More than 5.4 million Americans are currently living with the disease. There is no cure, no prevention and no way to slow down the disease. … <!– Continue reading –>
Fitness Isn’t Just Physical
Since May is National Senior Fitness Month — and May is almost over! — it seemed appropriate to remind readers that being fit doesn’t just refer to physical fitness. It’s just as important for seniors to be spiritually and emotionally … <!– Continue reading –>
How Should a Senior Start an Exercise/Fitness Program from Scratch?
As I noted in my last blog post, the biggest misconception about seniors and fitness is that it is too late to affect any change to a person’s wellness level. Regular exercise can boost your energy, maintain independence, provide opportunities … <!– Continue reading –>
Seniors and Fitness: Dispelling the Myths
What are the biggest misconceptions about seniors and fitness? At The Kenwood, we believe the most common myth is that one’s “golden years” are too late to affect any change to a person’s fitness or wellness level. In fact, it is … <!– Continue reading –>
Staff Profile: Karen Travis, Health Services Administrator
We are excited to officially introduce Karen Travis as The Kenwood by Senior Star’s new health services administrator. A Licensed Ohio Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA), Karen brings an extensive background in healthcare administration to The Kenwood. In her new role at … <!– Continue reading –>