The Towne House Retirement Community

02/20/2026

02/14/2026

💘 Happy Valentine’s Day! 💘

Today, we’re celebrating friendship, kindness, and all the wonderful connections that make our community feel like home. Whether it’s sharing a laugh with a neighbor, enjoying time with loved ones, or simply spreading a little extra joy, love is truly all around us.

Wishing our residents, families, staff, and friends a day filled with warmth, happiness, and sweet moments worth celebrating. ❤️

02/12/2026

There’s something special about tea time at Towne House.

Residents gathered to pour, sip, and enjoy good company, because it’s the simple moments that make a house feel like home.

02/03/2026

Even on a cold day, Francine’s Mobile Mammography is here in our front circle drive making essential health care easy and accessible for the women on our campus.

Today they’re providing mammograms for both residents and staff, right here, no extra travel needed. The health and well-being of everyone on our campus is important to us, and we’re grateful for partners like Francine’s who help us make care more convenient when possible.

Thank you for being here today and for supporting the women in our community!

01/30/2026

🎤✨ Resident & Staff Talent Show Recap! ✨🎶

Yesterday, Towne House was filled with music, movement, and so much heart during our Resident & Staff Talent Show. If there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that we are surrounded by incredible talent right here at Towne House!

We had many brave and talented participants and a panel of staff judges who had the very tough job of choosing our winners. 🏆
🥈 Second place went to a resident who courageously sang a ca****la, absolutely stunning.
🥇 First place was a tie between a resident who played the piano and another who sang while playing the guitar.

There were many more acts from both residents and staff, I can’t list them all!

Thank you to everyone who participated, judged, and cheered, what an unforgettable afternoon celebrating the talents of our amazing residents!

01/26/2026

During winter storms like this, we’re reminded just how special our team is.

While the weather outside is unpredictable, our healthcare staff, maintenance crew, dining team, and so many others are here, working around the clock to keep our residents safe, comfortable, and cared for.

This is one of the many reasons life at the Towne House brings peace of mind. Residents can stay warm inside while care, meals, maintenance, and support continue without interruption.

To our incredible team: thank you for showing up, no matter the weather.

01/22/2026

Volunteering isn’t just about giving back, it’s about staying connected, active, and engaged at every stage of life.

Learn how volunteering supports healthy aging and why it matters so much in our community.
👉 Read the full article on our website: https://www.townehouse.org/how-volunteering-supports-healthy-aging/

Volunteering is one of the most rewarding ways to stay engaged, connected, and fulfilled as we age. According to the Mayo Clinic, volunteering offers meaningful benefits for both physical and emotional well-being, and those benefits can have a powerful impact on overall quality of life for older adu...

01/19/2026

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader whose words and actions continue to inspire compassion, unity, and service to others. At the Towne House, we reflect on his message of kindness, equality, and caring for one another.

01/14/2026

🌨️ Beat the Winter Slump! 🌨️

Shorter days and colder weather can make us all want to slow down, but staying a little active each day can help keep your strength, energy, and independence during winter. Simple movement like short walks, stretching, or even household tasks can make a big difference!

Read more from our therapy partners at HTS:
👉 https://www.htstherapy.com/beat-the-winter-slump/

Shorter days and colder weather can make anyone feel sluggish. It’s natural to want to stay indoors and get comfortable, but too much sitting can increase fatigue and affect your health. For older adults, even brief periods of inactivity can lead to muscle loss, making everyday activities like sta...