The Kensington Honors Former White Plains Mayor Joseph Delfino

• Editor's Note: The following is a press release from The Kensington

More than 200 people from the White Plains community -- including many political and business leaders -- were on hand to honor former Mayor Joseph Delfino at special reception held March 22 at The Kensington, a new enhanced assisted living residence in downtown White Plains.

The former mayor was presented with a special plaque recognizing his many contributions to the City of White Plains. The Kensington also announced it was dedicating its new dining room to Mayor Delfino. A plaque that reads “Delfino’s” will be permanently displayed in the dining room.

Located in downtown White Plains just one block from White Plains Hospital, The Kensington features 87 attractively designed suites with a wealth of amenities and services in an elegant and comfortable setting. As an enhanced assisted living residence, The Kensington offers licensed nursing care 24 hours a day, seven days a week, plus a full spectrum of clinical support including nursing care.

The exceptional health care services offered at The Kensington include primary care managers for personalized attention to daily needs, monthly health and wellness assessments, medication, diabetes and continence management programs and specialized diets.

The Kensington also has on-site physician office and rehabilitation facilities; exercise and fitness programs and art classes. Another important feature of The Kensington is the Memory Care program which provides care in two specially designed neighborhoods which are ideal for those with Alzheimer’s or Dementia.

The Kensington was developed by Fountain Square Development and is operated by Kensington Senior Living, both of Reston, VA.

For more information about The Kensington, call (914) 390-0080 or visit online atwww.TheKensingtonAL.com