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Understanding the Levels of Care: From Independent Living to Nursing Care

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Choosing the right senior living community for aging parents can be daunting. At Noble Horizons, we offer a range of care options tailored to meet the individual needs of each resident. This guide is designed to simplify the various levels of care available, helping children of aging parents make informed decisions. Independent Living Ideal for: […]

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The Benefits of Community Living for Senior Health and Wellness

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Nestled in the serene setting of Northwest Connecticut, Noble Horizons is not just a residence for the elderly; it’s a vibrant community dedicated to enhancing the health and wellness of its senior residents. For children of aging parents, understanding the advantages of such a community is vital. Noble Horizons provides an environment that positively impacts

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The Art of Giving: Volunteering and Charity Opportunities Within Your Community

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In the picturesque locales of Northwest Connecticut, the spirit of community is found in the breathtaking landscapes and in the hearts of its residents. Our region, known for its tight-knit communities, thrives on the principles of giving and volunteering. This practice is especially significant for seniors, offering them a pathway to connect, contribute, and combat

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Navigating Type 2 Diabetes with Healthy Eating: Your Guide to Managing Blood Sugar

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Receiving a diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes can be overwhelming and confusing, but it’s important to remember that you’re not alone on this journey. November is American Diabetes Awareness Month, and what better time to focus on managing your condition through healthy eating? By making smart food choices, you can effectively control your blood sugar

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Using Social Media to Connect at Noble Horizons: The Senior’s Guide to Facebook and Online Safety

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In the heart of Connecticut, the residents of Noble Horizons Senior Living Community are proving that age is just a number when it comes to embracing the digital age. With the internet’s global reach, seniors find more ways than ever to connect with loved ones, revisit memories, and even make new friends. Facebook has become

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Distinguishing Between Dementia and Mental Illness in the Elderly: Recognizing the Signs

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In honor of National Depression Education and Awareness Month, it is essential to help you recognize the difference between dementia and mental illness in older adults, as it’s vital in facilitating appropriate care and intervention. While the aging process inherently brings various cognitive and emotional changes, pinpointing the exact underlying issues can sometimes be complex.

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Recognizing the Signs of Depression in the Elderly: Be The Support They Need

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As the golden leaves herald the arrival of October here in Northwest Connecticut, there is more to look forward to than just the serene ambiance that autumn brings. October marks National Depression Education and Awareness Month, an opportune time to focus on a pressing issue that often remains unnoticed or misunderstood in the elderly population

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Balancing Screen Time with Physical Wellbeing: A Guide for Seniors

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As the vibrant leaves of Connecticut’s trees transition into the fiery hues of fall, the residents of Noble Horizons find themselves amidst not just the changing seasons, but also the celebration of Fall Prevention Month. A subject of utmost importance, preventing falls requires a multi-faceted approach that touches on several aspects of senior living. One

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Senior Fall Prevention: 10 Gentle Stretching Exercises to Enhance Stability

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As autumn leaves cascade gracefully from the trees, we’re reminded of the importance of balance and stability in our lives, especially for the elderly community. September, recognized as Fall Prevention Month, offers a timely opportunity to discuss the critical topic of preventing falls. One of the most effective ways to enhance stability and decrease the

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Preventing Falls for Seniors and Recognizing the Need for Assisted Living

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September is here, bringing with it the beautiful autumn leaves and the ever-important Fall Prevention Month—a timely reminder to evaluate the safety of our homes, especially for our beloved seniors. As seniors age, the risk of falls and their related injuries becomes a significant concern. Fortunately, with some preventative measures, the risk can be significantly

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