Twin Oaks Meadows Apartments sits at 3900 Burneway Drive in Lansing, Michigan, offering 62 apartments in a three-story building that went up back in 1994, and the building covers a little over 39,000 square feet, so it's not too big but isn't tiny either. It welcomes adults 50 and older to one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, with each apartment coming with its own set of amenities, and the published guide has clear prices for these rooms, including both the one- and two-bedroom styles. The place isn't new to the area-it's on a list of nearby assisted living communities in Lansing, and people have given it a 3.0 "Very Good" star rating and a community score of 7 out of 10, so folks seem to think decently of it.
This community offers several types of care, including assisted living and memory care, which are the main services, but they've also listed independent living, nursing home care, skilled nursing, and even home care. If anyone needs extra help, those services are available, and Twin Oaks Meadows also has hospice services. They do allow both male and female residents, as well as cats and small dogs (with a weight limit of 16-20 pounds for dogs), making it a better place for pet lovers. Smoking isn't allowed anywhere inside, whether in public or private parts of the building, and meals are provided along with dining services, so no need to worry about cooking every meal.
The community keeps things lively with onsite activities, and there's a beauty and barber shop if you want a trim or need a little self-care, and they even offer complimentary transportation if someone needs to get to an appointment or run errands, so that's helpful. Resident parking is available and public transit is close by, which is handy for seniors who like to get out or have visitors. Housing here comes in different layouts, including studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedroom, one-bath units, with each unit's details and pricing published for anyone to look over.
Meals, activities, various staffing options, and health care add to the list of amenities, and the building provides both common area features and private room perks, fitting with the needs of many seniors. The property also features a history of rental rates, ownership records, and data on occupancy, showing how it's done over time compared to nearby properties, and that's useful for folks who want to know how steady the place is. Twin Oaks Meadows has senior apartments, independent living, and all these support levels, making it more of a catchall for older adults who may have changing needs.
It's a "50+" community, so the crowd tends to be older, and the building has recently gone through some tough times with a fire in one hall, which the sprinkler system handled, but there was about $20,000 in damage and the south wing had major water damage, so 26 to 30 residents had to find other housing while things get fixed up, and management's working with local groups, like the city and the Red Cross, to help them. That event didn't stop Twin Oaks Meadows from doing what it can for residents, and when things return to normal, the apartments will still offer a choice for seniors looking for simple housing and steady care in Lansing, with parks, health facilities, and neighborhood information easy to check out nearby.
