The following press release was issued today by Caring Communities: Supporting more than 750 residents in Burlington, North Carolina, Twin Lakes Community is the newest Member to join Caring Communities. “Partnering with Twin Lakes Community and its leadership team led by Pamela Sarsfield Fox, President & CEO, is truly an honor

Twin Lakes is honored to be recognized by CARF, an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services, for ranking among the nation’s best retirement communities.  More information about CARF can be found on their website here.

At today’s Town Hall meeting, Twin Lakes Community’s President and CEO Pam Fox introduced independent living residents to their new Medical Director, Dr. Victoria Beamer of Piedmont Senior Care.  After earning her undergraduate biology degree from Davidson College, Dr. Beamer received her master’s in biomedical sciences and medical degree from Wake Forest

The Evelyn Apple/Stacy Wood Scholarship Program is an outreach of the Twin Lakes Auxiliary, a resident operated non-profit organization within Twin Lakes Community committed to improving the life of its residents and employees. The scholarship program provides grants to staff members’ children and dependent grandchildren attending post-secondary educational institutions.  According

Twin Lakes employee Janet Byrd, BSN, RN is the recipient of the 2023 Ronald L. McCarter Excellence in Teaching Award. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Janet has nearly 20 years of nursing experience.  She is an educator in the Nurse Aid program at Alamance

Veterans have a large presence at Twin Lakes and are honored by those who live and work here.  Recently, one of them, Colonol Norman McDaniel was interviewed by ABC’s David Muir.  Norm, along with three other POWs from Vietnam, shared some of their experience of being held prisoner along with their