First and foremost, I hope all Dads had a wonderful and peaceful Father's Day on Sunday, as I did as you can see in the first photo. Dads and Moms are often our first role models or mentors; my Dad who died a few years ago was my role model for hard work and for...

Don’t let your Halloween fun haunt your oral and overall health
There is a chill in the air and it’s finally starting to feel like fall. This past weekend, I participated in the Granite State 10 Miler to benefit the Concord Boys and Girls Club followed by the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk to benefit the American Cancer...
Northeast Delta Dental Mount Washington Road Race Re-Cap
It is hard to imagine in this beautiful summer weather, but just three weeks ago I was one of more than 1,000 runners who tackled the 7.6 mile Mt. Washington Auto Road for the 54th annual Northeast Delta Dental Mount Washington Road Race. With the harsh winds and...
Looking towards 2014
As we look towards the New Year, it is important to reflect on the past year. It has been a busy and fruitful year for Northeast Delta Dental. Not only did we successfully enter the Exchanges created by the Affordable Care Act in each of our three states, we are...
Be thankful for your health
This Thanksgiving I am most thankful for my family’s health. I am also thankful for my health, as it has been a long road to recovery from my knee injury last December. Almost a year later, I am grateful to be healed and back to running! I stayed as active as...
Running with C.A.R.S.
Northeast Delta Dental was proud to be the presenting sponsor of a series of road races so close to home to us here at our headquarters in Concord, New Hampshire. The Capital Area Race Series (C.A.R.S.) consisted of seven races around the Concord area spanning from...
From Concord to North Conway
We had an exciting final round of the Northeast Delta Dental International Golf Tournament last Sunday at Beaver Meadow Golf Course in Concord, which ended in what seemed to be a flashback to last year’s sudden-death triumph between Jenny Gleason and Esther Choe. On...
The running community came together
The events in Boston demonstrate the worst and best in people. The two people who set the bombs in motion, for whatever reason, had no respect for human life, and didn't care about killing or maiming innocent people. On the other end of the spectrum, the first...
Day 89 Post-Surgery
Hi everyone. Here it is, nearly thirteen weeks post my quad tendon reattachment surgery, and I am excelling in my progress. According to my physical therapist, Steve Coppola, I am in the top one or two percent for patient rehabilitation. I couldn’t be happier. I no...
How am I doing, you might ask?
It’s been awhile since I updated on my quad tendon surgery status, and I’m pleased to report I am progressing quite well. I thought I’d never walk again those first few days and weeks, but once I hit the seven week post-operative mark on February 1, my whole world...