Retirement Is Just the Beginning Retirement opens the door to a new and meaningful chapter of life. At Twin Lakes Community, we understand that today’s active older adults seek more than comfort—they seek purpose. That’s why our community is thoughtfully designed to support a lifestyle centered on engagement, wellness, and

Retirement invites opportunities to explore new interests. Studies suggest that finding enjoyable hobbies can enhance one’s life by improving mental agility and building social connections. At Twin Lakes Community, located in the Elon area of NC, those opportunities are endless.  How Hobbies Can Benefit Older Adults Hobbies can be truly

Caring for a loved one who is living with dementia or some other form of cognitive decline can be difficult. As the condition progresses, your home might no longer be safe enough for you or your loved one.  Moving them to a dedicated setting where they can receive professional round-the-clock

On a beautiful spring afternoon, residents, staff, board members, and guests gathered in front of Saponi Place for its dedication. The newly constructed community building includes the Saponi Clubroom, Agnes Coble Chapel, and Saponi Fireside Room, serving as a space to gather, celebrate, worship, and mourn together. During the ceremony,

Baby boomers across the nation are considering options for their future. “Should I age in my home? Move into a Continuing Care Retirement Community or another over 55 community option?  Or should I move in with my adult children?” Here are five reasons why, as an older adult, moving in

Retirement brings new opportunities to stay active, connected, and fulfilled. Volunteering is one of the best ways for seniors to give back, meet new people, and find a purpose. Whether you’re exploring retirement community options or looking for senior volunteer opportunities, the right fit can make this chapter of life

Choosing a Continuing Care Retirement Community is one of the biggest decisions anyone will ever make. Also known as Life Plan Communities, CCRCs provide a range of senior residency options and care levels based on the needs of older adults. When the time comes to choose the right place, you’ll

Written by Twin Lakes Community’s Chaplain, Patrick Cardwell   At this time of the year, I remember fondly the days of Thanksgivings gone by, when my family and I would always take a walk together after the meal. There was a large grassy field behind our house, bordered by some

Social interaction is important for overall well-being. Having a social network improves our physical and psychological health and gives meaning to life. Unfortunately, some older adults struggle with socializing, which could explain why almost half of them are at risk of social isolation. Socialization for seniors can sometimes take work.