There are two ArchWell Health centers in the Charlotte area

We’re bringing a higher level of care to seniors right here in the Queen City. “Charlotte’s got a lot,” as the saying goes, and our goal is to keep you healthy so you can enjoy it all.

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If you’re thinking about becoming an ArchWell Health member, we encourage you to call and schedule a tour. You’ll be glad you did…and so will we!

Live Life in Charlotte

A modern Southern city with a neighborly spirit, Charlotte offers older adults a vibrant blend of walkable green spaces, arts and culture, healthy lifestyle programming, and lifelong learning—all wrapped in warm hospitality. Whether you’re exploring a sculpture garden, joining a cooking class, or enjoying a scenic stroll, Charlotte makes it easy to stay active, curious, and connected.

Start your day outdoors at Freedom Park—known as “Charlotte’s Central Park.” This 98-acre oasis near Dilworth features paved walking paths around a scenic lake, shaded picnic areas, and plenty of benches for resting or people-watching. For a more immersive nature experience, McDowell Nature Preserve on Lake Wylie offers flat trails, birdwatching programs, and ADA-accessible facilities that make it senior-friendly.

Those looking for cultural enrichment can visit the Mint Museum Randolph or Bechtler Museum of Modern Art—both located in easily walkable neighborhoods and offering accessible galleries, guided tours, and occasional senior-focused programming. The Charlotte Symphony hosts matinee and Pops performances perfect for a daytime outing, and the venues include wheelchair seating and senior ticket options.

Older adults who enjoy hands-on learning can find plenty of options in the Queen City. The Shepherd’s Center of Charlotte offers classes in topics like mindfulness, history, fitness, and the arts, all specifically designed for older adults. If you’re interested in culinary exploration, Chef Alyssa’s Kitchen hosts approachable cooking classes in a bright, ADA-accessible kitchen—often including themes like Mediterranean meals, low-sodium cooking, and seasonal vegetable dishes.

For social connection and wellness programming, the Tyvola Senior Center provides a wide range of low-impact fitness classes, art workshops, and support groups. Their “Silver Sneakers” and “Lunch and Learn” sessions are popular among active older adults who want to stay moving and informed in a friendly environment.

Whether you're walking under tree-lined trails, attending a watercolor class, or sampling a healthy new dish, Charlotte provides everything older adults need to live well—with a strong sense of community and just the right dose of Southern charm.