Carroll Lutheran Village Celebrates 45 Years of a Legacy of Living Well
Carroll Lutheran Village celebrates 45 years of faith-based service, growth and compassionate care with a special anniversary event..
27th Annual Golf Tournament to Support Residents in Need
Learn how the proceeds from CLV’s golf tournament supports residents in need due to a financial hardship at no fault of their own.
Carroll Lutheran Village Chef’s Tasting Event: Keeping it Fresh, Local and Fabulous
A recent Chef’s Tasting event at Carroll Lutheran Village highlighted the senior living community’s commitment to sourcing fresh, local ingredients.
A Classic Car Show Comes to Senior living in Westminster
Imagine a beautiful afternoon filled with classic cars, all-American food, nostalgic tunes and good Father’s Day vibes. Read all about it.
More than just another senior living event in Westminster, MD
Thanks to inspired preparation, our recent Emerald Afternoon Celebration was unlike any other senior living event that Westminster, Maryland, has ever seen.
10 Ways to Help Seniors Stay Socially Connected
There are lots of ways for seniors to be socially connected—some in person, some online or on the phone. Here are 10 suggestions.
“God Only Knows” What We’d Be Without Our Volunteers
Discover how we transformed Carroll Lutheran Village into a beach to honor our volunteers – some who received recognition from President Biden.
Health Talk: How Older Adults Can Best Transition – Post COVID-19
Learn how physical therapy can help manage the adverse effects the pandemic environment had on you. Discover helpful information and resources that will protect your wellbeing and health in the adjustment to post covid routine.
Honoring Team Members While Supporting Local Restaurants
We recently honored our team members while infusing $18,000 into the local economy to support local restaurants. Each week for five weeks, team members were provided with a boxed meal, totaling 1,500 meals from local restaurants.
Purple Martins Offered Free Housing at CLV
Resident Grant Dannelly and his “Martini” team of resident volunteers have created what they hope will become a purple martin sanctuary.