November News We are only a day away from Halloween, but we started early here at Noble with our second annual Trunk-or-Treat celebration earlier this month. Our staff, residents and volunteers came out to make this such a special treat for our surrounding community. We all shared our creativity through our costumes and original trunk […]
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Every family has a unique story, woven together through generations. As we enter autumn, a season often associated with reflection and togetherness, it’s the perfect time to consider how we can craft a legacy that honors our family history and values. Here are some great ideas to help you kickstart some amazing memories! Start with
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In a world that often prioritizes the latest trends and technology, it’s easy to overlook the rich reservoir of wisdom that seniors carry. And we often discount how much our youth and seniors enjoy the cross generational connection. It’s a magical two-way street that should be embraced! The Gift of Perspective One of the greatest
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Falling For Fall Autumn is starting to show her colors around campus. As we are surrounded by the change in seasons we are embracing the cooler weather, harvesting the rest of our fresh vegetables, and getting out our Halloween decorations to celebrate. As always, we are excited to share all the various events and activities
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As we age, maintaining an active lifestyle becomes increasingly important for our overall health and well-being. Exercise is often touted as the “fountain of youth,” with numerous studies showing that it can significantly enhance the quality of life for older adults. But is exercise really the gift that keeps on giving, especially as we move
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Aging is a natural part of life, but growing older doesn’t have to mean losing your vibrancy or enthusiasm! Many seniors in their eighties and beyond are finding this stage of life to be among the most fulfilling. With the right mindset and lifestyle choices, it’s possible to remain active, engaged, and healthy well into
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Sizzling September The end-of-summer weather has been spectacular here in northwest Connecticut. We have been taking advantage of the beautiful outdoor spaces around our campus with concerts by the pond, cook-outs, farmers markets, and of course the incredible Noble Olympic Games. The residents, staff and community have been bustling with our many events and activities.
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As we strive to improve the quality of life for our senior population, innovative approaches like music therapy are gaining recognition for their profound impact on brain and cognitive health. Music therapy, the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions, offers a multitude of benefits—physically, emotionally, and socially. Understanding why music is therapeutic and the
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August Updates We are quickly approaching August and we have been very busy keeping up with our summer activities and taking advantage of all the season has to offer. We started the reconstruction of our beloved bridge on the pond and are working hard to get it done with the help of our Maintenance Department.
As Connecticut and the nation endure an intense heat wave, it’s crucial to recognize the heightened risks that extreme temperatures pose to our senior population. Older adults are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses, such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke, which can be life-threatening if not promptly addressed. Understanding why seniors are more at risk,
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