Entries by Maya Wooden

How Generic Medications Compare to Brand Names

When it comes to managing your health, understanding your medication options can save you time, stress, and money. Generic medications are often a cost-effective alternative to brand-name drugs, but many patients wonder if they work as well or are as safe. The answer is yes! Here’s what you need to know about how generic medications […]

NOAH’s Holiday Meal Program Brings Families Together

NOAH’s Palomino Health Center was filled with holiday cheer Saturday, December 14 as we handed out food boxes to patients as part of our Holiday Meal Program. Designed to support families facing significant challenges such as food insecurity, homelessness, or other life-changing hardships, this initiative helps ensure that selected NOAH patients and their families will […]

Online Scheduling Now Available!

NOAH patients can now schedule medical appointments online using MyChart! MyChart is your all-in-one tool for managing your healthcare. With MyChart, you can view test results, request prescription refills, securely message your healthcare team, and now, book appointments online. Established NOAH patients with a MyChart account can log in to schedule their next visit quickly […]

The Science Behind Feeling Thankful This Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is the season of gratitude—a time to reflect on what we’re thankful for. But did you know that practicing gratitude is more than a feel-good tradition? Scientific research shows that being thankful can have profound effects on your mental and physical health. How Gratitude Impacts Your Health Gratitude isn’t just an emotion; it’s a […]

Welcome New Board Member Mary Jung

Get to know Mary Jung, what she brings to the NOAH board of directors, and all she hopes to accomplish while serving in this capacity! Q: Can you tell us about your professional background and current role(s)? A: I am a business and finance executive with over 30 years of experience in public, private, and […]

Understanding Breast Cancer Risk Factors: What You Can and Can’t Control

While regular screenings are essential, understanding the various risk factors for breast cancer can help you to make informed decisions about your health.  Uncontrollable Risk Factors (things you can’t change) Some risk factors are beyond our control but knowing them can help guide important health decisions. Age As we age, cells change in several ways, […]

Welcome New Board Member John Safin

Get to know John Safin, what he brings to the NOAH board of directors, and all he hopes to accomplish while serving in this capacity! Q: Can you tell us about your professional background and current role(s)? A: My entire career has focused on marketing and communications, whether that was as president of a business […]

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month

If you see red ribbons popping up, it’s because September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month — and for good reason. Every 3 minutes, someone in the United States learns they have a blood cancer. Blood cancers are a complex and varied group of diseases that affect millions of individuals worldwide. These cancers originate in the […]

What You Need to Know About the Listeria Outbreak

Recently, health officials have raised concerns about a large Listeria outbreak connected to deli meats, marking the most significant outbreak since 2011. The outbreak has been linked to products distributed from a plant with unsanitary conditions, and while it may not directly affect all Arizona residents, it’s important to know the risks, especially for certain […]

Should I see a DO, MD, PA, or NP?

In healthcare, understanding the different types of providers and their qualifications can help you make more informed decisions about your care. While doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants share some responsibilities, they also have distinct differences that may influence which is best for your family’s needs. To help you compare, review the chart below for […]