The Lighthouse at Lincoln - Lincoln, RI

09/04/2026

What makes a place truly feel like home? 🏡

For older adults moving into assisted living, that feeling can come from much more than the space itself. Familiar belongings, a comfortable daily routine, relationships with the people around them and the freedom to make everyday choices can all help a new environment feel personal and familiar.

Our latest blog explores the different pieces that can help assisted living feel like home and why creating that sense of comfort can be such an important part of the transition.

See what can make a new place begin to feel like your own.

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What makes assisted living feel like home? Familiar objects, daily routine, real relationships and independence all shape comfort in a new senior living home.

09/03/2026

A little taste of summer at The Lighthouse at Lincoln! 🍋 Residents enjoyed a refreshing Del’s Lemonade tasting, sharing sweet sips, smiles, and a fun afternoon together. It was the perfect way to cool off and enjoy a seasonal treat!

09/02/2026

Congratulations to Shellie, one of our wonderful housekeepers at The Lighthouse at Lincoln, on being named our August Associate of the Month! 🎉

Shellie has been an incredible support to our community over the past month, always stepping in wherever needed and helping keep everything running smoothly. We are so grateful for her hard work, dedication, and all that she does each day.

Congratulations, Shellie, and thank you for everything you do! 💙

08/31/2026

Fresh ingredients are part of the dining experience at LCB. 🥖🍓🥒

Our chefs regularly look for fresh, high-quality ingredients and source locally when possible, whether that means visiting a farmers market, selecting seasonal produce or finding the right ingredients for an upcoming meal.

In this behind-the-scenes look, our culinary team visits a local farmers market to handpick ingredients for that evening’s dinner.

It’s just one example of how fresh ingredients make their way from the market to residents’ tables.

08/30/2026

A meaningful Lunch & Learn focused on effective communication and engaging with those living with dementia. 💜 Small changes in how we communicate can create meaningful moments of connection, comfort, and understanding.

We offer Lunch & Learns monthly on the last Thursday of each month from 12–1 PM. Give us a call at 401-333-4600 to learn more!

08/29/2026

A little friendly competition at The Lighthouse at Lincoln! 🎯

Residents enjoyed some fresh air and plenty of laughs during a lively co****le tournament. From impressive tosses to enthusiastic cheering from the sidelines, it was a wonderful afternoon spent enjoying great company and a little competitive fun!

08/28/2026

What if something as familiar as a deck of cards could help someone living with dementia stay engaged, connected and involved?

Our latest blog looks at the role purposeful play can have in memory care, including how familiar games, puzzles and other activities can encourage communication, problem-solving and participation without creating unnecessary frustration.

It also explores why games can be especially valuable for families, giving everyone an easy way to spend time together when conversation alone may feel difficult.

See why play can be an important part of supporting people living with dementia.

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Discover why games in memory care matter: purposeful play sparks connection, supports cognition, and gives residents with dementia a renewed sense of purpose.

08/25/2026

Residents enjoyed a sunny afternoon of creativity with our friends at the Lincoln Senior Center! 🌻🎨

Together, the group painted sunflower-inspired mason jars, w**e glasses and vases, each with its own colorful design.

Thank you to everyone at the Lincoln Senior Center for another fun afternoon together!

08/23/2026

Some board games never go out of style! ♟️

Residents enjoyed a little friendly competition over a game of checkers with family.

08/22/2026

We were so grateful to visit The Loft at Linn earlier this week and present our "A Walk in Their Shoes" dementia simulation as part of their Moments That Matter Summer Camp. 💜

This program gives high school students the opportunity to explore careers working with older adults, learn directly from residents, build meaningful intergenerational connections, and give back to their community.

What a meaningful way to help the next generation better understand dementia and the importance of leading with empathy, patience, and compassion. Thank you for inviting us to be a small part of such a special program.