Kendal at Lexington is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) located on 85 acres of rolling farmland. An affiliate of the Kendal Corporation, a leader in retirement community operations for over three decades. Kendal is a not-for-profit organization based on Quaker values and practices. Kendal's Values and Practices In carrying out our mission, our primary objective is to establish and maintain integrity and excellence in all aspects of our work. TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND VITALITY OF THOSE WE SERVE AND TO FOSTER A SENSE OF COMMUNITY, treating each person as a valued individual and in an atmosphere of mutual respect and caring; TO PROMOTE AN ENVIRONMENT OF CONTINUING LEARNING, encouraging lifelong growth for staff, community members, boards, and volunteers; TO ENCOURAGE AND WELCOME ALL PEOPLE without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, or social or economic background, to live in our communities and to serve on our staffs and boards; TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY WELLNESS PROGRAMS AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES, treating each person with dignity; TO PROVIDE PHYSICAL SETTINGS THAT ARE SENSITIVE TO THE AGING PROCESS and that enhance quality of life, security, and wellness; TO ENGAGE IN PRACTICES THAT SUSTAIN AND IMPROVE OUR ENVIRONMENTS and our planet; TO EMPLOY FINANCIAL DESIGNS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SECURITY AND SERVE OUR SOCIAL OBJECTIVES to make our services and communities affordable, to the extent possible, to a range of economic capabilities; TO FOSTER A HIGH QUALITY WORK EXPERIENCE FOR STAFF, recognizing that Kendal must be a good place to work if we are to offer good places to live and to provide high quality services; TO STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE IN MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNANCE, seeking and developing board and staff dedicated to our mission and values, and building partnerships with those we serve; TO VALUE PARTICIPATION, TRANSPARENCY, AND CONSENSUS BUILDING by nurturing careful listening and effective decision making; TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY IN THE LARGER COMMUNITY, maintaining extensive and mutually supportive relationships and sharing our resources and experience; TO CONTINUE TO GROW by engaging in ongoing evaluation and staff development, and by seeking and responding to new opportunities to further our mission; TO TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLE IN AGING ISSUES through professional dialogue, research, public policy, and other means, thereby contributing to improved services for all older people; TO FOSTER A CULTURE OF GENEROSITY, encouraging and developing full use of our time, talent, and resources; TO MAINTAIN INTEGRITY AND HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS in everything that we say and do.