Aging

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Health Care Advocates – a New Realm of Consultative Services for the Elderly

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From time to time, we invite guest bloggers to share their wisdom with our Noble community.  The following is written by Art Mulligan of Senior Advocate Services.  Navigating the world of health care is daunting especially when you are considering long-term care options for a loved one.  Health Care Advocates are trusted advisors who help […]

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Quick, Easy, and Nutritious Meals for Seniors to Make at Home

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As we age, getting the proper nutrition becomes harder for a number of reasons – going to the grocery store is more of a challenge, cooking nutritious meals can be more difficult, and making meals or eating alone just isn’t as enjoyable as it used to be. Regardless, eating healthy meals, is of course, extremely

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Florence Carroll

State’s oldest resident dies, remembered by loved ones

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BY RUTH EPSTEIN REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN Photo submitted by John Emmons April 17, 2021 SALISBURY — Maybe it was the pancake breakfasts that gave Florence Carroll her long life. More likely it was her devoted family and strong faith that provided her the strength to live as long as she did. Carroll died April 15 at the

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Therapy Animals and the Difference They Make

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If you are a pet owner, you’ve probably experienced the many therapeutic and emotional benefits that animals provide. It can be something as simple as coming home after a bad day and being greeted very enthusiastically by your dog or taking your horse for a long trail ride.  Pets are great at helping us get

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Power of Attorney – When and How to Talk to Your Aging Parents about it

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As parents or relatives age, balancing respect for their autonomy and independence against the potential consequences of their mental or physical health decline can be challenging. A power of attorney (POA) is one way to ensure that your loved one’s wishes will be prioritized. In a nationwide survey, 90% of people said they knew they

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Skilled Nursing vs. Assisted Living – What’s the Difference?

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When it comes to senior living communities, they come in many shapes and sizes. It’s important to understand that there is no universal process or approach when it comes to aging and one’s needs. There is a common misconception that a senior living community (which provides a variety of senior living options) is the same

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