Church Creek Senior Living

10/23/2025

Join us on October 30 from 4:30 – 6 p.m., where our experts will teach you how to simplify and downsize efficiently at our Snack & Learn event.https://tutera.pulse.ly/utllacq8n0

10/22/2025

One of the biggest questions our Tutera team helps people answer is: How does hospice work in assisted living? While it can seem complicated, we’re here to help simplify the answer so you can focus on providing the high-quality care your loved one deserves. https://tutera.pulse.ly/m953ndbo7b

10/20/2025

Diwali reminds us that light lives in everyday moments like shared meals, kind gestures and time together. We’re proud to honor the joy this season brings to so many in our community and beyond.

10/16/2025

Ready to help your loved one downsize? Join our informative Snack & Learn on October 30 from 4:30 – 6 p.m. to enjoy snacks and learn tips, tricks and techniques to downsize efficiently. https://tutera.pulse.ly/qicnck6cx8

Discover exceptional senior living in Arlington Heights, IL at Church Creek. Enjoy independence, modern amenities and personalized care all in one place.

10/14/2025

After spending years working a nine-to-five job, it’s normal to want to spend your retirement traveling and doing things you’ve never done before. Read our blog to learn about some of the best vacations for seniors with limited mobility. https://tutera.pulse.ly/w9dimtln7n

09/09/2025

"We turn not older with years, but newer every day" ~ Emily Dickenson

Barb P. is living this as she turns 100 today September 9th

Happy Birthday Barb!!!!

08/29/2025

We would like to extend a HUGE Thank You to our Resident, Family Volunteers and staff that helped during our Annual White Elephant Sale for ALZ. Our Grand Total raised during the sale was $3,463.00!!!

Thank you to all the residents, families and staff that donated items to our sale and for all those that came to shop.

My resident, family and staff that helped set up, clean up and more importantly as cashiers.

L-R Jim, Joan, Dennis (not pictured Terry, Diane, Judy & Chris)

08/14/2025

Our Annual "White Elephant" Indoor Yard Sale for the Alzheimer's Association will be this weekend. Tell your friends and family to come shop. Lots of great stuff

Friday, August 15th 2:00-5:00 pm
Saturday, August 16th 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday, August 17th 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

08/11/2025

"Do it big, do it right and do it with STYLE!" ~ Fred Astaire

That is exactly what the Mount Prospect School of Classical Ballet 'Ballet Expressions' troupe did for our residents on Saturday at the "Final" show for the senior dancers.
They brought the story of Rapunzel to life.

07/25/2025

It's Christmas in July here at Church Creek with Reindeer Games with Fox Therapy, Pictures with Santa and some "Holiday" Treats

NOTE: only put up 4 trees

07/03/2025

Residents enjoyed the start of the the 'Dog Days of Summer' with a summer treat.

The Ancient Origins of the ‘Dog Days of Summer’: The sultry “dog days” of summer might spark visions of listless canines baking in the oppressive heat, but the phrase has nothing to do with panting pooches. Instead, it’s a throwback to the time when ancient civilizations tracked the seasons by looking to the sky. The ancient Greeks noticed that summer’s most intense heat occurred during the approximate 40-day period in the early summer when Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, rose and set with the sun. To them it was simple math. The daytime addition of the warmth of Sirius—ancient Greek for “glowing” or “scorcher”—to the blaze of the sun equaled extreme heat. According to Greek mythology, Sirius was the dog of the hunter Orion, and the ancient Romans placed the star in the constellation Canis Major (Latin for “Greater Dog”). The Romans thus referred to the sweltering period when the rising of the sun and Sirius converged as the “dies caniculares” or “days of the dog star.” By the 1500s, the English world began to call the same summertime point on the astronomical calendar as the “dog days.” Today, the precise dates vary by latitude, but the Old Farmer’s Almanac reports the traditional timing of the “dog days” in the United States is between July 3 and August 11.

06/25/2025

"You Bring Your Own Weather to the Picnic" ~ Harlan Coben

On a Rainy International Picnic Day, Residents & Families Celebrated on June 18th with a Picnic with a Purpose. Our Helping Hands Charity Club had a Fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Association and raised $275.

Remember 'A picnic is a State of Mind & Can Be Made Anywhere!'🥰