This case study focuses on a 57-year-old woman, Alice Jones, admitted to the hospital with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and a fractured leg. The case study explores the impact of diabetes and social isolation on her well-being, including depression and poor eating habits. It identifies her needs based on Maslow's hierarchy, emphasizing safety, love, and belonging. The study outlines SMART goals for nursing interventions, such as reducing blood glucose levels and managing depression. The role of nurses includes promoting social interaction, providing education on medication adherence, and encouraging physical activity. The case study highlights the importance of collaborative goal setting and comprehensive care to improve patient outcomes. The patient's condition includes diabetes, hypertension, and social isolation, and the nursing interventions are planned to improve her overall health.