Compassionate Assisted Living with Memory Care in Baltimore & Howard County
Expert Memory Care for Seniors with Dementia and Alzheimer’s

At Lighthouse Senior Living, we understand the challenges Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and other memory-related illnesses present unique challenges for both residents and their families in the Baltimore and Howard County areas.
Our goal is to provide compassionate, personalized care in a safe and supportive environment, focusing on what your loved one can still achieve, rather than what has been lost. Our team is dedicated to helping residents live as fully as possible, with care plans tailored to their individual needs
How to Know When Memory Care is Needed?
Signs your loved one needs memory care include:
- Frequent forgetfulness about events, appointments, and other important information
- Difficulty with daily activities such as dressing, bathing, and preparing meals
- Often getting lost and not knowing their way around
- Forgetting to turn off stoves or electrical appliances
- Mood swings, especially irritability and anger
- Unexplained weight loss and dehydration
- Forgetting to take prescriptions, putting their health at risk
If you’re noticing these signs, it may be time to explore memory care options that offer a safe and supportive environment.
The Village – Specialized Memory Care Facility in Essex and Ellicott City
Our recently upgraded memory care neighborhood in Essex and Ellicott City, The Village, is specially designed to meet the changing needs of residents with dementia. Through our Positive Approach™ to Care (PAC) developed by Teepa Snow, we focus on maintaining dignity and enhancing the quality of life by building on the strengths and abilities of each resident.
What is Memory Care?
Memory care at Lighthouse Senior Living offers specialized support for individuals with Alzheimer’s and other dementia-related conditions, including:
- Assistance with daily activities (dressing, grooming, etc.)
- Engaging activities to stimulate cognitive function and promote overall well-being
- 24/7 care from a compassionate, trained staff with expertise in memory care
- A safe, comfortable environment designed to meet the evolving needs of residents
- Family support through education, resources, and collaboration to create the best memory care plan
Why Choose The Village at Lighthouse?
We understand that choosing the right memory care community can be a difficult decision. Here are some reasons why families choose The Village at Lighthouse:
- Seamless transitions for new residents and families
- Expertly trained staff committed to memory care
- Personalized memory care plans that adapt to changing needs
- Engaging activities designed to stimulate mind and body
- A safe environment that supports residents’ independence and dignity
- Education and collaboration with families to ensure the best possible memory care
Real Stories, Real Care in Baltimore and Howard County
We believe that memory care is not just about providing exceptional care for residents—it’s also about supporting families. We offer resources, educational opportunities, and guidance to help families navigate the complexities of dementia care and ensure their loved ones receive the best possible support.
There’s just something that feels comfortable about Lighthouse Senior Living. After three months in another facility that just didn’t feel right, my wife became a resident in The Village at Lighthouse Senior Living. From my experience, it couldn’t be better. The people here are super friendly and very helpful – from top to bottom. Staff are extremely responsive, jumping right to it when you have a request or problem. And they’ve been both flexible and supportive, which allows me to spend more quality time with my wife. As family, I always feel welcome when I’m here, and I know my wife is getting the attention and care she needs. It’s a class operation.
– Don D.
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