SALISBURY — Noble Horizons, a senior living community in Salisbury, has purchased a new transit van. Noble Administrator Bill Pond said the new van has a rear access lift, the better to accommodate residents in wheelchairs. Danielle Bailey, Noble’s Director of Community Relations, said, “Due to the increased mobility restrictions of many of Noble’s residents, […]
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Article By Abby Audenino Published On: October 2nd, 2023 “I have a calendar that my mom made for me many years ago, and there’s a photo of me at two years old with a plastic camera, running around the house taking photos,” Karen laughs. “I guess I’ve always loved taking pictures.” Indeed, Karen has spent
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Noble Horizons Executive Director Bill Pond presents Mary Barton with the newly named Mary Barton Volunteer Award plaque in Salisbury. Photo Credit:Ruth Epstein Republican-American Article from Republican American: SALISBURY – Mary Barton was honored at last week’s community picnic to celebrate Noble Horizon’s 50th anniversary. Executive Director Bill Pond said Barton spent 45 years as a friend
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BY RUTH EPSTEIN REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN Photo above: State Rep. Maria Horn presents Noble Horizons Executive Director William Pond with a citation from the General Assembly and a statement from Gov. Ned Lamont during Tuesday’s community picnic to mark Noble’s 50th anniversary. Ruth Epstein Republican-American SALISBURY — Black skies and torrential rains didn’t let those attending Tuesday’s
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Circa 1983 – Noble Staff member accompanies 2 residents The Cobble building at Noble Horizons as it looked shortly after completion in 1983. Photo courtesy Noble Horizons January 26, 2022 Article Lakeville Journal Noble hopes to celebrate 50th anniversary before end of year The facility was started in 1972 with 20 cottages for independent living for seniors;
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June 16, 2021 (Salisbury CT) On Wednesday, June 16th, Optum – a global healthcare product and service provider for over 125 million consumers and nine out of ten U.S. hospitals – awarded Noble’s Assistant Director of Nursing, Autumn Cockcroft, with their Clinical Excellence Award. Along with the distinction, Autumn received the following citation , “Autumn has been
July 11th, 2021 (Salisbury CT) Join Noble Horizons for “Welcome Back to Noble”. Open House Tour will be available to the public on July 11, from 5:30-6:30 pm. Guests are welcome to stay for a free concert by the renowned Michael Brown. Attendees of the tour can meet and talk with Administrator Bill Pond, Director
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May 6 was a memorable day at Noble Horizons! In the midst of celebrating National Nurses Day, we were awarded our 7th consecutive CMS 5-star rating, earning particularly high scores for the time our Registered Nurses dedicate to each resident on a daily basis. The perfect score makes Noble Horizons one of only a select few in Eastern New
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(May 6, 2021) The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced today that it has awarded the rare 5-Star designation to Noble Horizons for the seventh consecutive quarter. The announcement also coincides with the celebration of National Nurse’s Day. The perfect score makes Noble Horizons one of the highest rated senior communities in the region, one of only a select few
Printed in the Lakeville Journal on May 6, 2021 In 1982, President Ronald Reagan declared May 6, “National Recognition Day for Nurses,” later expanded to “National Nurses Week (May 6-12)” to give communities, businesses, individuals, and organizations an opportunity to honor and thank nurses for the many ways they touch our lives. Given the grueling
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