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Winter Wellness: Staying Active and Preventing Falls During the Snowy Season

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Winter in New England can feel magical. Snow drifting past the windows, cozy rooms, hearty meals and holiday traditions make the season special. Yet for many older adults, winter also brings a unique set of challenges that can affect mobility, confidence and overall wellbeing. Shorter days, colder temperatures and icy walkways can discourage even the […]

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Living with Dying: Why Hospice and Palliative Care Matter More Than You Think

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November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, a time to talk openly about something most of us would rather avoid: how we want to live as we age, face serious illness, or approach the end of life. These conversations can be uncomfortable, but they are also deeply empowering. Understanding the difference between hospice and

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Staying Connected Across Generations & Our Trunk or Treat Event

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Connection matters at every age. For senior adults, the chance to interact with young people brings energy, purpose, and most importantly – joy! For children, seniors offer wisdom, affection and of course their stories. Intergenerational programs and events weave those relationships and often become incredibly memorable experiences for all involved. Why Intergenerational Programs Make a

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: What Women Over 60 and Their Families Should Know

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Every October we see pink ribbons, campaigns, and fundraisers for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. They are important. But what matters even more is clear information so women over 60 and their caregivers can make empowered choices. If you or a loved one is 60, 70, or older, here is what you should know about breast

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The Frontline of Compassion: Celebrating CNAs and the Heart of Daily Care

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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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The Art of Slow Living: Discovering Fulfillment in Life’s Simple Pleasures

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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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Tis the Season: Protecting our Seniors from Winter Ailments

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As flu season descends upon Connecticut, seniors and their caregivers must remain vigilant. Older adults are at higher risk for severe complications from respiratory illnesses, including the flu, COVID-19, pneumonia, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Their weakened immune systems make them more vulnerable to these infections, which can lead to serious outcomes and hospitalization. Understanding

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Making the Holidays Bright for Seniors in Senior Living or Skilled Nursing Communities

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The holiday season is a time for joy and connection, but for families with loved ones in senior living or skilled nursing communities, it can bring unique challenges. Many aging individuals face feelings of isolation or sadness, particularly if they are unable to spend the holidays with their families. However, with thoughtful planning and intentional

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Connecting Community & Families: Cindy’s Story

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Another example of one our “staff families” is the story of Lisa Barlow Humbert and her daughter Cindy Brothers.  Lisa has been a cherished member of the Noble team for 17 years, bringing warmth, care, and dedication to her role as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).  Lisa always encouraged Cindy to volunteer, and Cindy’s journey

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Generational Connections: It’s a Family Affair

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At Noble Horizons, the sense of community and dedication runs deep, not only among its residents but also through the generations of families who have worked here. Lana Knutson, the Director of Recreation, is one such example. Lana’s children, Odin and Cassidy, have grown up within the nurturing environment of Noble Horizons, and now, as

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