
Lifecare 101: CCRC Type A Contracts Explained
More and more, older adults are making the choice to live in Life Plan Communities, also known as Continuing Care Retirement Communities or CCRCs. Continuing Care Retirement Communities can offer…
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Lifecare: The Gift You Give Yourself and Your Loved Ones
Choosing the right senior living community is a means to securing both a home and care for life. Kendal on Hudson is a Life Plan Community that offers Lifecare. Also…
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Enjoy City Access and Country Spaces at Kendal on Hudson
There’s something for every older adult at Kendal on Hudson, whether you’re a Sleepy Hollow, NY, resident or NYC transplant. Built on the foundation of Quaker values and principles, our…
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Top Three Reasons To Move to Senior Living Now, Not Later
Whether you live in Sleepy Hollow, NY, or somewhere far away, Kendal on Hudson is the place for you. Built on the foundation of Quaker values and principles, the retirement…
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How To Talk to Your Kids About Retirement Decisions
You’re already working through your retirement checklist: what you’ll be doing, what financial decisions you need to make, whether or not you’re moving from your family home into somewhere smaller,…
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3 Signs You’re Ready for a Senior Living Community
Transitioning into a senior living community is a life-changing move. Change is difficult, but oftentimes it is the vehicle for a more enriching and uplifting life. Keep reading to learn…
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3 Questions To Ask When Considering a Life Plan Community
Are you curious about moving into a Life Plan Community? Here are three questions to ask when you’re looking at options.
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Kendal on Hudson Ranks High in the 2022 U.S. News and World Report
It’s something we always knew! Kendal on Hudson has earned recognition as one of the best care providers in New York State by U.S. News & World Report. We received…
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6 Health Benefits of Moving into a Senior Living Community
Few decisions affect our health and happiness more than where we live. This becomes more important as we age. Older adults who live alone are more likely to become socially…
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