Twin Lakes Community

04/10/2026

Our recent NuStep‑A‑Thon brought residents and staff together with one shared goal: to support Parkinson’s Awareness Month and highlight the power of exercise in managing Parkinson’s disease.
Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining strength, balance, mobility, and confidence, and Twin Lakes is committed to supporting that journey through our wellness program—including a boxing class specifically designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease.
We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who participated - totaling 77,200 steps - and helped raise awareness. Together, we’re making movement meaningful.

04/08/2026

Fresh air, beautiful views, and great company - what more could you ask for?

Our residents recently enjoyed a hike at Cane Creek Mountains Natural Area, taking in the scenic trails, peaceful surroundings, and early signs of the season changing. From gentle stretches along the path to moments spent simply soaking in the beauty, it was a day well spent together. Opportunities like these are just one of the many ways our residents stay active, connected, and engaged with the world around them. We’re grateful for days like this - and the memories made along the way!

04/04/2026

Life-Wise™ is a Twin Lakes senior advocacy program designed to assist and inform individuals considering a move to a CCRC but it also aims to provide ongoing education to residents of Twin Lakes Community. Recently, through this program, we were honored to welcome Dr. Todd Cohen, Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology and the Neuroscience Center at UNC-Chapel Hill, who shared a compelling presentation on “Alzheimer’s Disease: What’s Hurting Us in the Environment and New Therapies on the Horizon.”

Residents appreciated the opportunity to learn more about the latest research, gain a deeper understanding of environmental factors, and explore promising advancements in treatment. Programs like Life-Wise™ continue to bring meaningful, thought-provoking conversations to our community—and we are so grateful to our speakers who make that possible.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this engaging session!

04/03/2026

A mom and her 13 little babies were on a mission, circling our buildings trying to find their way to the water. After a little teamwork, we opened up two doorways to give them a clear path… and it worked! Watching them waddle through safely was the sweetest moment!

Just another day at Twin Lakes where you never know what kind of adventure is waiting around the corner. Life here is always interesting—and full of heart.

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04/02/2026

There's not much better than celebrating generosity—together.

Last week, residents and staff came together for a special party honoring the group that collected the most donations during our annual Souper Bowl Food Drive! Thanks to their incredible efforts (and the kindness of so many across our community), we were able to gather a tremendous amount of food to support our Employee Food Pantry as well as other food ministries in the broader community.

This event is always a favorite, not just because of the friendly competition, but because it reflects what makes our community so special—people coming together to care for one another in meaningful ways.

To everyone who contributed, donated, sorted, and supported—thank you. Your generosity truly makes a difference!

03/31/2026

LAST DAY TO APPLY!

Looking for a meaningful way for your teen to give back this summer while building their college application and résumé? The Twin Lakes Community Summer Service Program offers students ages 13–17 the opportunity to grow through service — developing caring relationships with older adults while providing extra nurturing and interaction for residents across all levels of care.

Program Dates: June 16 – August 6
Commitment: Three days a week

This is more than volunteer hours — it’s a chance for youth to build compassion, confidence, and lifelong memories. Applications are due Tuesday, March 31 by 4:30 PM. For more information or to have an application emailed to you, please contact
Jennifer Le at 336-585-2351 or jle@twinlakescomm.org

We look forward to welcoming a new group of young leaders to serve, learn, and connect this summer at Twin Lakes Community!

03/30/2026

Recently, Coble Creek Healthcare and Rehabilitation at Twin Lakes was filled with laughter, bright colors, and the sweetest little visitors!

We had a wonderful group of daycare children join us for a fun-filled Easter egg hunt across our courtyards, followed by a special craft time with our residents. From tiny hands gathering eggs to shared smiles and creativity at the craft tables, it was a beautiful day! We cherish intergenerational activities; they bring joy, energy, and meaningful friendships to both our residents and our young guests.

Thank you to our little friends for making this time so memorable—we can’t wait to have you back again soon!

03/29/2026

What a match! Our chair volleyball showdown between staff and residents brought the energy, the laughs, and just the right amount of friendly competition. Both teams gave it their all, with incredible teamwork and plenty of great saves on both sides!

In the end, staff edged out a win with a final score of 15–13—but honestly, everyone walked away a winner after such a fun and spirited game.

Moments like these are what make life at Twin Lakes Community so special!

03/16/2026

Youth Engaged Serving Seniors – Summer Service Opportunity!

Looking for a meaningful way for your teen to give back this summer while building their college application and résumé? The Twin Lakes Community Summer Service Program offers students ages 13–17 the opportunity to grow through service — developing caring relationships with older adults while providing extra nurturing and interaction for residents across all levels of care.

Program Dates: June 16 – August 6
Commitment: Three days a week

This is more than volunteer hours — it’s a chance for youth to build compassion, confidence, and lifelong memories. Applications are due Tuesday, March 31 by 4:30 PM. For more information or to have an application emailed to you, please contact
Jennifer Le at 336-585-2351 or jle@twinlakescomm.org

We look forward to welcoming a new group of young leaders to serve, learn, and connect this summer at Twin Lakes Community!

03/13/2026

Today we celebrate the Maintenance Technicians who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our community safe, functional, and running smoothly.

From ensuring our buildings operate as they should to maintaining safe and welcoming spaces for residents and staff, our Maintenance and Renovations team plays a vital role every single day. Their skill, reliability, and dedication make a difference in countless ways—many of which happen quietly behind the scenes.

Please join us in thanking this hardworking team for all they do to keep our community thriving. We appreciate you!

03/12/2026

We were honored to welcome members of the Burlington Christian Academy National Honor Society to spend time with residents at Twin Lakes Community this week.

These thoughtful students visited residents in our higher levels of care, bringing smiles, conversation, and genuine connection to many throughout the afternoon. Whether sharing stories- or a bag of snacks- playing BINGO, offering a listening ear, or simply sitting together, their kindness made a meaningful difference.

Moments like these remind us how powerful intergenerational friendships can be. Our residents truly enjoyed getting to know these bright young leaders, and we are so grateful they chose to spend part of their day with our community.

Thank you to the National Honor Society students for your compassion and willingness to serve — you brightened our day more than you know!

03/11/2026

Today we’re proud to celebrate Registered Dietitian Day and recognize the incredible work of our campus dietitian, Elisabeth.

At Twin Lakes Community in Burlington, NC, Elisabeth plays a vital role in supporting the health and well-being of our residents by ensuring nutrition is both personalized and purposeful. From developing specialized dietary plans to collaborating with our nursing, culinary, and therapy teams, she helps make sure every resident receives the nourishment they need to thrive.

Her knowledge, compassion, and dedication make a meaningful difference every day. Elisabeth not only focuses on clinical nutrition but also helps ensure that meals remain enjoyable, comforting, and part of the vibrant life on our campus.

Please join us in thanking Elisabeth for the care, expertise, and heart she brings to our community.