African Americans and Preterm Labor
Preterm labor occurs when the uterus contracts and the cervix opens before the 37th week of pregnancy. This can lead to preterm birth, a leading cause of death in newborns […]
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CategoriesfeaturedWinning Against Breast Cancer
AAHP’s nurse case manager, Serena Holtz has spent her life fighting for the well-being of others, and her legacy continues to grow. On Saturday, September 18th, Ms. Holtz was honored […]
CategoriesfeaturedNovember is Diabetes Awareness Month
For many people, November is the start of the holiday season. However, November is also Diabetes Awareness Month, a good time to reflect on the importance of discipline in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Diabetes is a chronic condition that can have serious complications if it’s not well-controlled. But most people living with diabetes CAN take control of their condition with education and discipline.
CategoriesfeaturedMonkeypox and the Black Community Townhall Meeting Monday, October 10
AAHP, in partnership with Montgomery County health officials and the Office of Community Partnerships, will host a virtual town hall meeting on Monday, October 10, at 6 p.m. to address […]
CategoriesfeaturedMontgomery County Presents “Walk in Their Shoes” Domestic Violence Awareness Campaign
In October, the Montgomery County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council launched the “Walk in Their Shoes” campaign in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The campaign featured displays of pairs of […]
CategoriesfeaturedHealthy Family, Healthy Kids
aregivers, or older family members who practice good health behaviors, they are more likely to develop the same positive habits for themselves. These are important points to consider this Childhood Obesity Month, which is observed every September.
CategoriesfeaturedAAHP Celebrates Black Breastfeeding Week
Today is the first day of Black Breastfeeding Week! It’s also National Breastfeeding Month!
Did you know that breastfeeding provides the perfect balance of nutrients and antibodies for infants and reduces their risk for allergies, infections, and diseases?
CategoriesfeaturedAAHP Invites Residents to Attend “Right from the Start” Event on Saturday, August 13
AAHP invites all residents to support Black/African American children and families by attending the free “Right from the Start” health event to be held on Saturday, August 13th from 10am – 1pm at the White Oak Community Recreation Center.
Categoriesfeatured for seniorsNotes for Caregivers
According to the National Alliance for Caregiving, more than 40 million Americans provide care to an elderly or disabled person every year. Taking care of a loved one can be difficult, […]
CategoriesfeaturedA Message from AAHP’s Weight Management Program
AAHP offers a weight management program to help you achieve your goals regardless of your starting point! If your goal is weight maintenance, loss, or gain, we can assist in […]
