When you enter the campus of Noble Horizons, you will more than likely see a sparky dog with her human walking along the paths or enter a building to see a cat or 2 wandering the halls visiting residents and staff. Let’s just say at Noble we are proud pet people and embrace the profound […]
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When the time comes to discuss the future living arrangements and care for our aging parents, it’s often accompanied by a mix of emotions and a host of financial considerations. As children of seniors residing in the tri-state area of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York, it’s crucial to be well-informed about the financial planning required
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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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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 holiday season, a time traditionally associated with joy and family gatherings, can often present unique challenges for seniors. This period may intensify feelings of loneliness, primarily due to the loss of loved ones or physical limitations. Here are some tips to aid seniors in navigating the holiday season with greater comfort and happiness. Understanding
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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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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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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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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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Caring for aging parents or loved ones can be a challenging journey that requires immense physical, emotional, and mental strength. The responsibilities can often feel overwhelming, but with the right support network, the burden can be lightened, and the experience can become a source of growth and connection for both the caregiver and the parent.
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