Aging

Mary Barton Volunteer of the Year Award

A highlight of the 50th-anniversary community celebration was Bill Pond’s announcement that the Noble Horizons Volunteer of the Year Award had been renamed the Mary Barton Volunteer of the Year Award.  Even more exciting was that Mary was honored as the first winner! “Mary Barton has redefined dedication, devotion, commitment, and love, and it is

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The Connection between Managing Stress and Healthy Aging

Stress is a normal part of life, and genetically our bodies are geared up to handle it.  We’ve all heard of the “Flight or Fight Response” – when are bodies sense danger, we go into defense mode.  Having this response is a good thing unless it’s chronic.  Chronic stress has been shown to negatively affect

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Ready to Advocate with honesty and compassion – Danielle Mastrocola

After 15+ years in a business-driven fast-paced environment, Danielle Mastrocola was looking for a change. When the opportunity arose to join the Noble Horizons’ Social Work team she quickly said “Yes!”. “I really wanted to be in a smaller scaled environment, where I could spend more time and be more involved with residents and family

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Ruthann Wright – “Nursing – It’s all about the feeling I get inside”

“I wanted to be a nurse since I was a little girl – I never had an idea of being anything else,” says RuthAnn Wright, Noble Charge Nurse & Supervisor. RuthAnn began her nursing career at Noble Horizons working as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) while attending nursing school full time. After nursing school graduation,

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Senior Volunteer

The Benefits of Volunteering as you Age 

We all know that volunteering benefits others, but did you know that volunteering has a personal advantage as well?  By helping others, we also help ourselves!  Volunteering    Addresses loneliness and isolation.  Social isolation and loneliness can contribute to a decline in health, especially among older adults.  Volunteering not only gives people purpose, a crucial contributor

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Noble Horizons Managing Type 2 Diabetes

Preventing and Managing Type 2 Diabetes

Sadly, Type 2 Diabetes is quite common in the United States and the numbers of individuals who suffer from the disease are expected to rise over the next decade. We gathered some statistics from the National Diabetes Statistic Report, here are some key findings: 37.3 million Americans—about 1 in 10—have diabetes. About 1 in 5

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Noble Horizons You are what you eat

You are what you eat

A significant part of Noble’s culture is centered around food and community, offering opportunities to nourish our bodies as well as our spirits.  In addition to the social aspect of dining, the dietary team is behind the scenes, focused on good food’s healing effects on the body and the mind. Fueling with nutrient-dense foods that aren’t

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