The Residence at Westport - Westport, CT

09/16/2026

Resident Bill led us in a riveting game of Mexican Train Dominoes. He was such a good teacher that Mary won twice, just after learning the game! We love when residents introduce new games to the community, teach fellow residents, and strike up some friendly competition.

09/16/2026

✨ Shining Through the Years: Resident Spotlight ✨

Every resident at LCB Senior Living brings a lifetime of experiences, passions, and stories worth celebrating. This National Assisted Living Week, we’re sharing just a few... including Sister Barbara, whose life has been defined by service, faith, and connection.

This past August, Sister Barbara celebrated an incredible 75 years of devoted service with the Holy Union Sisters. Throughout those years, she has touched countless lives, and today, she continues to share that same spirit of generosity and purpose with those around her.

A true bright light, Sister Barbara generously shares her time and talents, leads resident engagements, and brings friendship, faith, laughter, and joy wherever she goes. During her recent celebration, she even picked up her guitar and shared her beautiful voice with the room, making an already meaningful occasion even more special.

Residents, friends, fellow Sisters, and loved ones filled the room to celebrate her — a beautiful reflection of just how many lives Sister Barbara has touched through the years.

Her story is one of so many remarkable stories found throughout LCB Senior Living. This National Assisted Living Week, we’re honored to celebrate the residents whose lives, legacies, and connections continue to shine through the years. ✨

09/15/2026

Put your thinking caps on!🧢💭 Residents enjoyed a lively trivia game where everyone showed off their knowledge and quick thinking. We had some real trivia buffs in the room, but that didn't stop anyone from having a great time!

09/15/2026

✨ Shining Through the Years: Resident Spotlight ✨

Every resident at LCB Senior Living has a story shaped by a lifetime of experiences, accomplishments, and connections. This National Assisted Living Week, we’re sharing just a few of those stories, including that of Augustus “Gus” Pesce, whose lifetime of service and leadership continues to make an impact today.

A former U.S. Marine, educator, and longtime advocate for veterans, Gus was recently honored by the Massachusetts House of Representatives for his lifetime of service and leadership.

Presented with an official proclamation by State Representative Angelo Puppolo Jr., Gus was recognized for his military service, his advocacy on behalf of disabled veterans, and his distinguished career in education, where he served as a teacher, superintendent, and professor at American International College.

And his commitment to others hasn’t stopped in retirement. Gus continues to find meaningful ways to volunteer, support those around him, and make a difference within his community.

Gus is just one example of the remarkable stories found throughout LCB Senior Living. This National Assisted Living Week, we’re proud to celebrate the residents whose dedication, purpose, and impact continue to shine through the years. 🇺🇸

09/14/2026

Every resident at LCB Senior Living brings with them a lifetime of experiences, accomplishments, passions, and stories that have shaped who they are. In honor of National Assisted Living Week, we’re celebrating the remarkable stories – each one a glimpse into the extraordinary lives within our communities.

Virginia “Ginnie” Gottshall has spent decades making a difference. A former journalist and devoted environmentalist, Ginnie’s advocacy began in 1987 during a pollution crisis that closed Long Island’s beaches. While volunteering with the Alliance for a Living Ocean, she noticed balloons washing ashore that were ultimately traced back to a White House Easter event.

Ginnie took action, writing to the White House about the environmental impact — and her advocacy helped bring an end to the balloon releases.

Her commitment to protecting the environment continued for decades, earning her recognition for marine conservation, volunteerism from the Governor of New Jersey, and, most recently, recognition from the National Arbor Society for her contributions.

Now 98 years young, Ginnie continues to champion the causes that matter to her and inspire those around her. 🌿💚

Ginnie’s story is just one of so many within LCB Senior Living... stories of purpose, perseverance, adventure, service, family, creativity, and lives well lived. This National Assisted Living Week, we’re proud to celebrate the residents whose stories continue to shine through the years.

09/11/2026

When does a little extra help become a need for more specialized support?

That’s one of the hardest questions families can face when exploring senior living. Assisted living and memory care can sound similar at first, but they’re designed for very different needs.

Our latest blog looks at what sets them apart, including how independence, safety, supervision and changes in memory can help guide the decision. It also shares a few signs families may want to pay closer attention to and why the right fit today may change over time.

If you’re trying to make sense of the options for someone you love, this is a good place to start.

Read more: https://loom.ly/mj9Efc0

Assisted living vs memory care: compare support levels, safety, and supervision — plus key questions to help you choose the right fit for your loved one.

09/09/2026

The Frank Porto Band had us smiling and singing along all afternoon! 🎶

Residents and friends gathered to enjoy live music and some favorite songs, with more than a few people joining in from their seats.

A big thank you to the Frank Porto Band for such a fun afternoon!

09/08/2026

The ’70s were back for an afternoon of fondue, music and good company! 🪩🧀🍫

We enjoyed cheese and chocolate fondue with all kinds of bites to dip, while ’70s music played and a throwback retrospective set the mood.

Friends gathered around the tables to eat, sip and catch up, making it a pretty great way to spend the afternoon together!

09/05/2026

Great food has always been an important part of life at LCB. 🍽️

We were excited to see LCB Senior Living’s culinary program recently highlighted by U.S. News & World Report in an article exploring life in independent living communities.

The article calls out our Everyday Gourmet approach to dining and the care, chef creativity and the attention our culinary teams bring to every meal.

It’s always nice to see the work of our Culinary Teams recognized, especially something our residents get to enjoy every day.

Read the full article here: https://loom.ly/RfCwUFc

Curious about life in an independent living community? Explore daily routines, dining, costs and social activities, plus key differences from assisted living.

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.

Read more: https://loom.ly/zKT7rOw

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