Lighthouse Senior Living at Hopkins Creek

11/12/2025

📸 A Look Back at an Amazing October at Hopkins Creek! 🍁

Swipe through to see some of our favorite moments from the month —
✨ Staff members enjoying our 3rd Annual Bayada Wheelchair & Walker Wash
🌳 A scenic outing to the historic Cylburn Arboretum and mansion built in the 1800s
🌿 A hands-on lesson about indigenous plants in the formal garden and nature center
🎃 Our Halloween Door Decorating Contest winner with her daughter
🍮 A resident showing off their spooky Frankenstein Pudding Cup creation
🍻 And smiles all around from our festive Oktoberfest celebration!

It was a month full of fun, friendship, and unforgettable memories. 💛

11/12/2025

🍁 November at Hopkins Creek: Full of Friendship, Fun, and Gratitude! 🦃

Our community is embracing the season with activities that bring joy, laughter, and connection! From Thanksgiving Luncheons and Mocktail Day to Family Volunteer Day and Friendship Fridays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this month.

Residents can look forward to:
🎶 Live music and entertainment, including DJ Scott and Justin Sage
🎨 Creative workshops and cultural celebrations
🧘‍♀️ Bayada Fitness and mindful wellness sessions
🎲 Trivia, movies, and fun social gatherings all month long

It’s a month for giving thanks, and at Hopkins Creek, we’re thankful for our vibrant residents, caring staff, and the wonderful moments we share together.

10/20/2025

October is all about fall colors... and fall prevention! 🍁

This Month, Hopkins Creek is sharing helpful safety reminders and wellness insights on our blog because a little prevention goes a long way toward peace of mind.

Read more here: https://www.lighthouseseniorliving.com/news/fall-prevention-at-home-balance-exercises-every-senior-should-try/

For many families, one of the greatest concerns about aging parents or loved ones is the risk of falling. According to the CDC, one in four older adults experiences a fall each year, often leading to injury, hospitalization, or loss of independence. Fear of falling again often leads seniors to limit...

10/01/2025

Fall Fun is Here at Lighthouse Senior Living! 🎃👻

Get ready for a season full of laughter, music, and celebrations! From our lively Oktoberfest to a spooktacular Halloween bash with a live band, there’s never a dull moment.

Delicious food, great company, and unforgettable memories—our calendar is packed with events that keep the fun going all season long!

Come join the excitement and see why life at Lighthouse is always a celebration!

09/23/2025

As September comes to a close, we’re reminded how each season at Hopkins Creek brings its own warmth and sense of community. 🍂

For many families, this time of year sparks conversations about the future, especially around finding the right balance of independence and support for loved ones. Assisted living offers just that: comfort, connection, and a place to truly feel at home.

We recently shared a blog that explains what assisted living really means in a simple, approachable way. Take a look 👉 https://www.lighthouseseniorliving.com/news/benefits-of-assisted-living-maryland/

09/02/2025

September is shaping up to be an exciting month at Lighthouse Senior Living at Hopkins Creek! Our residents can look forward to engaging programs, seasonal celebrations, and plenty of opportunities to connect with friends and family. Take a look at this month’s social calendar to see what’s in store! 🍂

08/25/2025

August often feels like a bridge - summer still shining, but hints of a new season just ahead. It’s a reminder that it’s never too late to begin again: to try something new, to make a friend, to discover a fresh joy in everyday life.

At Hopkins Creek, we cherish these in-between days—because they teach us that life isn’t measured in years, but in moments of courage, laughter, and connection. 💛

07/28/2025

Is It Time for a Little More Support?

Changes in memory, mood, or daily routines can sometimes be part of aging, but they can also signal that a loved one may need more consistent support. If you’ve noticed things like confusion, withdrawal, or difficulty with everyday tasks, it may be time to start a conversation.

These are often emotional and uncertain moments for families. It helps to take a step back, gather information, and consider what kind of care will help your loved one feel safe and supported.

You don’t have to have all the answers, but recognizing the signs is an important first step.