Mary Wolfgram, Executive Director, Twin Town Villa

This is a question I get asked frequently, the answer to that question is; we are a home filled with family and friends that offer exceptional senior living with amenities you’ll appreciate today and into the future.

Assisted Living is defined as a special combination of housing, supportive services, personal assistance, and health care designed to respond to the individual needs of those who need help with Activities of Daily Living. Supportive services are available 24 hours a day, to meet scheduled and unscheduled needs, in a way that promotes maximum dignity and independence for each resident and involves the resident’s family, neighbors, and friends.

We take a forward look to how personal and health related services are offered to our residents. We’ll take the time to get to know you as a person. While many senior communities “bundle” their services with their monthly rates, we believe that our residents should “see what they are paying for”. By offering a la’ carte style services, our residents are able to choose the services they need, when they need them. Both personal and health related services are offered to our residents to help them stay as independent as possible, for as long as possible.

We believe in offering choice, maintaining dignity and promoting individuality. We focus on the residents that live in our community. When residents come to live with us, they can expect a wonderful atmosphere where they are valued as an individual. And treated as a family member, imagine having the opportunity to live as a member of a community where people are dedicated to you! Whatever your idea of independence or enjoyment, we have the services to meet your personal needs, both now and in the future.

Come visit and join us for coffee and treats served daily at 3pm, and experience firsthand where friends and neighbors become family.

              Starting March 15^th-30^th Twin Town Villa will be collecting non-perishable food donations. These items will be donated to the Richland-Wilkin County food pantry.

             If you would like to donate, donations can be brought to the business office 8:00 am-5:00 pm located on the north side of the building. It you would like to drop a donation off after business hours please call (218) 643-9542 and a staff member will meet you at the main entrance!

 

 

This Holiday season Twin Town Villa decided to do something extra special for a few families in the Wilkin & Richland county area. Our residents and staff came together to donate what they could so that these families had something to open Christmas Day! It’s such a blessing to see everyone come together this holiday season!

From everyone at Twin Town Villa, we hope you had a great holiday season filled with family, friends and good memories!

We had a very busy fall. Here is a recap of only some of the fun we had here at Twin Town Villa! We started out the fall season with a staff pie baking contest with resident  judges, went on multiple outings,  a successful harvest gathering, sweet and spooky trick or treaters, many volunteer student groups and more!

The staff pie baking contest was a huge hit for both residents and staff!

We loaded up the Twin Town bus one Saturday morning an headed off to Maplewood State Park in Pelican Rapids, MN to see the beautiful fall leaves!

 

This year for our fall harvest gathering we painted pumpkins and had tasty fall treats.

 

We had a few different high school classes from our community volunteer to clean our building inside and out. They also played a few games with the residents.

 

For Halloween residents frosted Halloween cookies and played word games. We had many residents dress up for trick or treating!

Throughout the fall season we did many different crafts, drawing and painting.

We made many memories and shared many laughs this fall season. Thank you to everyone who made this fall season so special!

We all had a great time Halloween Day! Both staff and residents participated in dressing up. It was great to see the fun costumes and the time that was put into them!

In the afternoon residents did a variety of Halloween word games, along with their go-to favorite board game Rumikub!

Late afternoon came and you could see and feel the excitement from the residents waiting.

  

Here come the pretty princesses, unicorns, scary wolves, monsters and more!

Each month we do something to give back to our community. This month we decided to make a donation to the Richland/Wilkin Food Pantry! With everyone’s help we were able to donate 64.5 pounds of items!

 

 

 

We want to say a BIG thank you to everyone who brought their kids or grand kids to see us! Also to everyone who donated candy, to all the staff that helped make the night go smooth and keep the candy buckets full!