AAHP now offers a Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) modeled after the CDC’s National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP). Led by AAHP’s clinical director, Dr. Nkossi Dambita, this 16-week curriculum focuses on healthy eating and physical activity to help participants make choices that prevent or delay the onset of Type 2 diabetes.  AAHP’s DPP is ideal for individuals who are at risk of getting diabetes, including people with high blood sugar or glucose and women who have had gestational diabetes.  

Last week, Governor Hogan announced that Maryland would be moving into Stage 2 of the reopening process. Recognizing that these conflicting regulations may cause confusion, the county has created this webpage for residents […]

The Maryland Health Connection offers a Coronavirus Emergency Special Enrollment until Monday, June 15.  This opportunity is available to newly enrolled, uninsured Marylanders, and is not available to those currently enrolled wishing […]

AAHP understands the unique challenges so many are facing at this time, so we warmly invite participation in our online offerings which provide opportunities for social interaction as well as education, guidance, and support towards living a healthier life.

Expecting parents and their support systems improve the likelihood for successful pregnancy and childbirth by educating themselves the many factors at play during pregnancy. AAHP’s SMILE Program will conduct a free online Preterm Labor class on Friday, May 1 to provide this critical education.