If you’ve ever spent time with someone in long-term care, a hospital or a senior living community like Noble Horizons – you’ve probably seen a quiet hero at work—someone who walks into a room, brings calm with a smile, and turns daily routines into rituals of dignity. That person is likely a Certified Nursing Assistant […]
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Joyful June May brought us lots of showers but in between the raindrops we were able to celebrate Mothers, Nurses, and all the working parts that make our facility run on a daily basis. We started the month of May off as we celebrated Mother’s Day in the comfort of our Community Room complete with
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May 11–17, 2025, marks National Skilled Nursing Care Week—a time to recognize the extraordinary individuals who provide critical, round-the-clock care in skilled nursing centers across the country. While their training and clinical expertise are essential, what often goes unseen—and under-celebrated—is the profound emotional and human impact these caregivers make every single day. We see their
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May 6–12 marks National Nurses Week 2025, a time to recognize and celebrate the heart of healthcare: Our nurses the RNs, the LPNs and CNAs. At Noble Horizons, we see their impact every single day. From comforting a resident during a difficult moment to managing complex care plans with grace and skill, our nursing team
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Marching Into May April in the Northwest Corner not only brought us showers, but it also came with snow, sleet, and 80-degree days. Regardless of the unseasonable weather, it was warm and inviting at the Noble Auxiliary’s 2nd annual Spring Art Show, Birds, Bees, and Apple Trees, where local artists and friends gathered to raise
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Why do some people live well into their 90s and even to the glorious age of 100 -while others seem to age seemingly fast? Cracking the code on aging has been at the forefront of scientific studies for decades. In 2023 – Harvard Medical School released a study that showed changes in our DNA are
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Maybe, just maybe there’s some power in the way our elders lived before the invention of technology that has made our lives “easier”. Before TV, cell phones, computers, and even before the days of automobiles – life was simpler, it was slower and, in many respects, more intentional. In a world that often equates busyness
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April On The Horizon March was certainly cold and blustery for the most part, but there were a few beautiful days in the mix that we were able to get out and enjoy. We also enjoyed the March holidays and celebrations, including Mardi Gras and of course St. Patrick’s Day. Thanks to our amazing Recreation
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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to emphasize the importance of screening and preventive measures against colorectal cancer. Recent studies have highlighted that individuals over the age of 75 can still benefit significantly from colorectal cancer screenings. Additionally, adopting a healthy diet plays a crucial role in reducing the risk of developing this
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March On The Horizon The short, chilly, icy month of February is behind us, but despite the unfriendly weather we were able to enjoy the warmth and love of friends and family. Our special Valentine’s Day luncheon, served by our extraordinary Dietary Department, featured the music of local troubadour Shawn Taylor. We also enjoyed a
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