Blog Posts

(10/3/22) The offensive origins of some commonly used phrases or idioms are often unknown to many of us. Check out the chart below to learn the history of 12 examples. 

(9/26/22) Earlier this month, Renaye James Healthcare Advisors honored leaders in community and public health during its Five Year Anniversary & VIP Reception event at the Merriweather Lakehouse Hotel in Columbia, Md.

(9/20/22) This article explores the history, meaning, and impact of three pan-ethnic labels- Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx.  

(9/19/22) From mid-June through September each year, every child over age 5 receives a backpack filed with school supplies after they complete a wellness exam at Chase Brexton Health Care (CBHC). Children younger than 5 are given a book (including bilingual options).

(8/29/22) The world today is often a difficult place to feel much joy. We are living in a landscape of incredible trauma- historical, medical, structural, interpersonal. Some days it seems as if we are getting pulled back into the past with all the unique stressors of modern reality.

(8/8/22) By Dr. Sebastian Ruhs and Amit Dhir CRNP, Chase Brexton Health Care 

(8/4/22) This National Health Center Week, we would like to share a bit about the history of health centers through the story of physician and civil rights activist, Jack Geiger (1925-2020).

(6/28/22) On Friday, June 24th, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade (a landmark 1973 ruling), thus declaring that a Constitutional right to abortion no longer exists.  

(6/27/22) By Sam McClure, Executive Director, The Center for LGBTQ Health Equity

(5/18/22) Chase Brexton Health Care’s 2022 gala, “Six: From Monarchy to Musical to Maryland,” succeeded in raising more than $315,000 to support two new Chase Brexton programs.