Twin Creeks Retirement

Robert

I live at Twin Creeks, which is an independent folks retirement. They just celebrated their 10-year anniversary, but it's a great place to live. I happen to live in a 500 square feet studio apartment and it's fantastic. It's a good place to live with lots of facilities. They have a swimming pool. They have 19 cottages besides the three-story main building, which is like a hotel. It's great. The people want to help you here. The staff is great, happy, and they're friends. I love it. The food doesn't always satisfy me but I can eat from the menu any time I want and any meal besides the specials that they have. They have all kinds of activities going on like games, they have ball games on in the theater, and a very certified physical therapist. I work out in the gym three times a week and it's a well-supplied gym.

John Ross

Would you like your loved ones to get jerked around constantly and be harrassed for having meetings with other residents, to the point \"leaders\" send out letters disparging their efforts to improve their own living arrangement? Come on down to Twin Creeks! Maybe you are more into situations where loved ones go to the hospital and are then told they cannot come home, to their paid for apartment because of half baked \"plans\"? Come on down, they have done this as well, a resident was forced to stay at a hotel already. The doctors involved were mortified at the decision made by TC. They apologized after the fact for what that is worth. They are not informed, lack basic planning skills and are proud of it. You can and will find better places. It is a nice facility visually, but past that, it has serious problems as mentioned above. Beware, while the above may be comical, these things have already happened and you too may be forced from your home if they are left unchecked and they continue to achieve new levels of incompetence but now with a dramatic flair with letters mocking the group of residents. Pathetic.