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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I really liked the nursing uniform. That was my romantic introduction to wanting to be a nurse. To be honest, when it might have been time to go to nursing school, I was working in Manhattan as a secretary. At night I’d take the subway up to 138th street and City College. I was more
Nurse Margaret Adams Retired but Keeps Coming Back Read More »
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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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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There are many factors that determine one’s risk of heart disease including familial predisposition – but lifestyle including diet, exercise routines and managing stress levels also play a significant role in whether or not a person is at risk of heart disease and heart attacks. As always, we encourage you to have open and frank
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Angela Cain recently joined the Noble Nursing team, and we were fortunate to grab a few minutes of her time for a quick interview. As with all our nurses, we are curious about what drove them to the nursing field, a demanding profession that requires extremely hard work and an intense emotional commitment. “I’ve always
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February is American Heart Health Month, the time to focus on your cardiovascular health. Heart attacks are often “silent killers” because the signs can either go unnoticed or be confused as a symptom for something else. A heart attack strikes someone about every 43 seconds! It occurs when the blood flow that brings oxygen to
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Enjoy the video replay of “Dear Old Friends”- a great conversation with author James B. Flaherty View the Replay HERE About the Book “DEAR OLD FRIENDS” is a loving reminder you don’t stop playing because you got old–you got old because you stopped playing (and laughing and learning and creating and living). Part memoir and
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Everyone seems to know Loretta Murray. Born and raised in Torrington CT, with a passion for cooking and people, Loretta graduated from culinary school, and while searching for a job in the culinary industry, took a job at CVS in nearby Millerton NY. “It was my first big job out of school, I started in the front and
Loretta Murray: “Noble Horizons – It’s just a Wonderful Place to Work!” Read More »
