Primary Care That Makes You Primary

Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

Internal Medicine

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Residency

Washington Hospital Center
Washington, DC
Internal Medicine 1988-1991
Chief Resident 1990-1991

Internship

Washington Hospital Center
Washington, DC
Internal Medicine 1987-1988

Medical School

Medical College of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, WI
Doctorate of Medicine 1987

Undergraduate

Dartmouth College
Hannover, NH
Bachelor of Arts, English 1978
Cum Laude

Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine
Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners
American Board of Internal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine

Shore Regional Health at Chestertown

English and French

Medical Director, University of Maryland Shore Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at Chestertown 1993-present
Medical Director, ACTS Heron Point Retirement Center 2004-present
Preceptor, University of Maryland Baltimore, School of Medicine 1998-present
Preceptor, Wilmington College Nurse Practitioner Program 1994-2000

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society 1987
Research Grant, American Geriatrics Society 1984

Fellow, American College of Physicians
American Medical Directors Association
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland

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What Members Are Saying

I have been a patient of Dr. Nobles for nearly 30 years. In 1998 I took a pretty good fall on my husbands boat and in 1999 I flipped over the handle bars of my bicycle. I started having problems with dizziness, migraines, vomiting. After the second fall I began having more frequent migraines and dizziness. The headaches were so bad I would vomit. Then I started to have several other medical issues which included tingling, pins and needles numbness on the left side, bladder problems and the list goes on. Over time Dr. Noble ordered several MRI's, x-rays, blood work and I cant remember what other tests but I am sure there were more. So as the year progressed she could not find anything. I began to think I was crazy. But Dr. Noble told me I was not crazy that there was something wrong. My quality of life was suffering along with the ability to work. Finally after another MRI they found something called syringomyelia which causes holes to develop in your spinal cord called syrinx .When Dr. Noble called to tell me what she had found she said she had not seen this except in medical school and I needed to see a neurosurgeon. She contacted a Dr at JHU. However the cause of that was still unknown. The neurosurgeon worked with Dr. Noble and explained what they were to look for on the MRI. Finally a full diagnosis. I had Arnold Chiari Malformation I with syringomyelia. At this point it was summer 2000. It took almost a year to figure out what was happening to me. The neurosurgeon did my surgery where I had a C1 laminectomy with a dural patch. After some recovery time and OT/PT. My quality of life improved. She believed in me and always listened to me and still does. My point is Dr. Noble never gave up on me and I am eternally grateful that she did not. I think that she is a very knowledgeable physician who cares about her patients. She is like a friend to me and I will be sorry when she decides to retire. However in my book she has earned it. I am not a good writer or story teller. But this is my story.

Ann Kelly

Patient of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

I don't have a single moment to share. Instead, like a very good GP, Dr Helen Noble, who has been my GP and friend for many years, offers a number of important gifts to the community she serves. And serves if the word. She could be in an urban area, being less connected to the human beings who are her patients and making much more money. Instead, she practices with diligence, kindness, continual research and discretion in our small rural community. Perhaps because she is in a small rural community, she knows her patients both in the examining room, where she takes the time and focus to listen, a gift to the people who depend on her and the habitual practice of a knowledgable and caring physician. She cares and works hard to balance the medial realities with her individual patient's realities, all the while maintaining discretion among the people she knows. It is a burden on a human being, perhaps, but one of the signs of a very good doctor. Recruiting good, caring and skilled general practitioners to a rural community is difficult for all the reasons I mentioned above – lower pay, the demands of a discipline that its both art and science and requires continual learning, the emotional connection to patients while maintaining the dispassionate distance to help them make the best decision in their individual circumstances, and the need to keep one's ears open while keeping one's mouth shut. All the Helen exhibits in spades. She has been a gift to this community and to her patients and for that I give thanks.

Nancy

Patient of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

Helen Noble has always been a great doctor for the 25+\- years I’ve known her. She’s always spent the time I needed without me feeling rushed. She has a fine sense of humor and I enjoy our visits.

Suzanne

Patient of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

MDVIP Annual Membership Fee

MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual and annual payments.

Quarterly

$450.00 every 3 months*

Semi-Annual

$900.00 every 6 months*

Annual

$1,800.00 each year*

Meet Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

It is my privilege to offer personalized medical care to adults who seek a stable and trusting relationship with their physician. Your health concerns and personal goals will be the focus of my attention as we seek to maximize your well-being and function.

My background in internal medicine, with a subspecialty in geriatrics, has provided me with broad experience of most medical conditions as well as changes that occur with aging. I practice in Chestertown, Maryland on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, a rural community that is within 90 minutes of Baltimore, Washington, DC, Wilmington and Philadelphia. My MDVIP-affiliated practice offers services, including comprehensive, advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests, that go far beyond those found in concierge medicine practices. I have consulting privileges at the Shore Regional Health Hospital in Chestertown where I do visit my patients and maintain an active role providing care at all three skilled care facilities in Chestertown. I am a native English speaker and am able to communicate in French.

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What Members Are Saying

I have been a patient of Dr. Nobles for nearly 30 years. In 1998 I took a pretty good fall on my husbands boat and in 1999 I flipped over the handle bars of my bicycle. I started having problems with dizziness, migraines, vomiting. After the second fall I began having more frequent migraines and dizziness. The headaches were so bad I would vomit. Then I started to have several other medical issues which included tingling, pins and needles numbness on the left side, bladder problems and the list goes on. Over time Dr. Noble ordered several MRI's, x-rays, blood work and I cant remember what other tests but I am sure there were more. So as the year progressed she could not find anything. I began to think I was crazy. But Dr. Noble told me I was not crazy that there was something wrong. My quality of life was suffering along with the ability to work. Finally after another MRI they found something called syringomyelia which causes holes to develop in your spinal cord called syrinx .When Dr. Noble called to tell me what she had found she said she had not seen this except in medical school and I needed to see a neurosurgeon. She contacted a Dr at JHU. However the cause of that was still unknown. The neurosurgeon worked with Dr. Noble and explained what they were to look for on the MRI. Finally a full diagnosis. I had Arnold Chiari Malformation I with syringomyelia. At this point it was summer 2000. It took almost a year to figure out what was happening to me. The neurosurgeon did my surgery where I had a C1 laminectomy with a dural patch. After some recovery time and OT/PT. My quality of life improved. She believed in me and always listened to me and still does. My point is Dr. Noble never gave up on me and I am eternally grateful that she did not. I think that she is a very knowledgeable physician who cares about her patients. She is like a friend to me and I will be sorry when she decides to retire. However in my book she has earned it. I am not a good writer or story teller. But this is my story.

Ann Kelly

Patient of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

I don't have a single moment to share. Instead, like a very good GP, Dr Helen Noble, who has been my GP and friend for many years, offers a number of important gifts to the community she serves. And serves if the word. She could be in an urban area, being less connected to the human beings who are her patients and making much more money. Instead, she practices with diligence, kindness, continual research and discretion in our small rural community. Perhaps because she is in a small rural community, she knows her patients both in the examining room, where she takes the time and focus to listen, a gift to the people who depend on her and the habitual practice of a knowledgable and caring physician. She cares and works hard to balance the medial realities with her individual patient's realities, all the while maintaining discretion among the people she knows. It is a burden on a human being, perhaps, but one of the signs of a very good doctor. Recruiting good, caring and skilled general practitioners to a rural community is difficult for all the reasons I mentioned above – lower pay, the demands of a discipline that its both art and science and requires continual learning, the emotional connection to patients while maintaining the dispassionate distance to help them make the best decision in their individual circumstances, and the need to keep one's ears open while keeping one's mouth shut. All the Helen exhibits in spades. She has been a gift to this community and to her patients and for that I give thanks.

Nancy

Patient of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

Helen Noble has always been a great doctor for the 25+\- years I’ve known her. She’s always spent the time I needed without me feeling rushed. She has a fine sense of humor and I enjoy our visits.

Suzanne

Patient of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

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Primary Care That Makes You Primary

A new healthcare model to suit your lifestyle

Benefits of joining Dr. Noble's practice with MDVIP

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MDVIP Wellness Program

Expect comprehensive screenings and tests and a custom wellness plan designed for you.

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Better Doctor-Patient Relationship

97% of MDVIP members are satisfied with their relationship (vs 58% in traditional PCP).

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Same/Next-Day Appointments

See Dr. Noble quickly and take your time during each appointment.

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Reachable 24/7

Reach Dr. Noble by phone or text after-hours, and on weekends.

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Smaller Practice Size

MDVIP practices are smaller than most primary care practices, which means your doctor has more time to help you.

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Your Dedicated Doctor

See Dr. Noble when you go to the office — not someone else like a nurse practitioner or physician assistant

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Travel Benefits

If you need urgent care while traveling, your physician can help arrange your care with a local hospital, pharmacy or doctor.

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Medical Centers of Excellence

For patients who need care beyond what is available locally, MDVIP can connect your doctor with specialists at some of the country’s leading medical institutions

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Better Health Outcomes

Members have better control of chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and hypertension.

Frequently Asked Questions

Doctors who operate in the MDVIP models typically see far fewer patients than traditional primary care doctors. That gives them more time to develop deeper doctor-patient relationships that can lead to better outcomes. They can also offer conveniences that most primary care doctors can’t, including same- and next-day appointments. They’re available after hours for urgent matters. And they have time to focus on prevention. That focus begins with the MDVIP Wellness Program, which patients pay for with their annual membership fee.

Most MDVIP-affiliated primary care practices accept insurance (your physician can tell you whether they accept your specific insurance plan). Your annual fee pays for preventive care medical services that insurance usually doesn’t cover (e.g., advanced diagnostic testing and screenings). Your MDVIP-affiliated physician will continue to bill your insurance and charge copays, co-insurances and deductibles as he or she currently does for other medical services like sick visits.

MDVIP makes wellness and prevention easier by providing your physician with innovative tools and technology. MDVIP supports your physician’s practice and seeks to eliminate barriers to a positive healthcare experience. Your doctor will determine whether and how to incorporate these tools at his/her discretion.

MDVIP Annual Membership Fee

MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual and annual payments.

Quarterly

$450.00 every 3 months*

Semi-Annual

$900.00 every 6 months*

Annual

$1,800.00 each year*

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Testimonials from patients of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

Thank God for Dr Helen Noble

from Zoa Ann in MD • March 11, 2020

I have the thickest file in the office. Dr Noble is my very trusted primary care Dr. I adore her. She listens to me, helps me in immeasurable ways when I am sick or worrying about my sick son and husband. There is no better. Love her truly.

Through the years with Dr. Helen Noble

from Marilyn in MD • March 10, 2020

Dr. Noble has been my doctor for many years. It started when I was her nurse at a retirement facility where we saw the elderly clients. I was very impressed with her kindness and intelligence towards the patients. I asked if she would be my doctor and was so thankful she accepted me. I was having medical problems and thought I was going crazy! Dr. Noble diagnosed me with hyperthyroidism and I Read more...

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Locations & Hours

Primary Office

122 Speer Road Suite 5
Chestertown, MD 21620

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Hours

Mon	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tue	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wed	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thu	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fri	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat	Closed
Sun	Closed

MDVIP Annual Membership Fee

MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual, and annual payments.

Quarterly

$450.00 every 3 months*

Semi-Annual

$900.00 every 6 months*

Annual

$1,800.00 each year*

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Meet Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

What Members Are Saying

Get Started Today

Primary Care That Makes You Primary

Benefits of joining Dr. Noble's practice with MDVIP

MDVIP Wellness Program

Better Doctor-Patient Relationship

Same/Next-Day Appointments

Reachable 24/7

Smaller Practice Size

Your Dedicated Doctor

Travel Benefits

Medical Centers of Excellence

Better Health Outcomes

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s different about MDVIP practices and traditional primary care practices?

How does insurance work in an MDVIP-affiliated practice?

What is MDVIP and what does it do?

MDVIP Annual Membership Fee

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Testimonials from patients of Helen A. Noble, MD, FACP

Thank God for Dr Helen Noble

Through the years with Dr. Helen Noble

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