Categoriesfeatured for seniorsSeniors are more vulnerable to severe coronavirus illness and have reported higher levels of anxiety and depression throughout the pandemic. AAHP encourages you to get informed on how seniors can empower themselves with insights on how to navigate their mental health in a post-COVID world.
Categoriesfeatured UncategorizedMontgomery County has opened preregistration at County-operated COVID-19 vaccine centers for all County residents aged 16 and older. To register for a County-operated center go to http://www.govaxmoco.com. As more vaccines come into Maryland, residents also can continue to preregister for State mass vaccination clinics online or by calling 1-855-MDGOVAX (1-855-634-6829). Residents are encouraged to preregister with the State and with the County—and advised to take the first vaccination appointment they are offered at any clinic.
CategoriesfeaturedApril is National Minority Health Month, and this year, AAHP is partnering with the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health in focusing on the disproportionate impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on African Americans (and other racial/ethnic minorities and American Indian and Alaska Native communities). As we work to bring this pandemic to an end, more African Americans getting vaccinated counts as a critical measure to reduce the disproportionate impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on African Americans nationwide.
Categoriesfeatured Uncategorized“It’s time for Black folks to have a conversation between us, about us.” The Kaiser Family Foundation’s Greater than COVID campaign joined forces with the Black Coalition Against COVID to present THE CONVERSATION: Between Us, About Us, featuring comic and TV host W. Kamau Bell in conversation with Black health care workers about the COVID-19 vaccines. THE CONVERSATION includes a series of more than 50 FAQ videos that cover an array of vaccine-related topics. AAHP encourages everyone to join the conversation by watching and sharing the videos widely.
Categoriesfeatured UncategorizedHealthcare workers in Montgomery County have recently received the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine, and are gearing up to vaccinate more residents as additional vaccines arrive. Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, a viral immunologist at the National Institutes of Health was a key scientist behind the Moderna vaccine. Knowing the reluctance that many African Americans have about taking a COVID-19 vaccine, Dr. Corbett felt that it was important to be visible.
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