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The Priority Partners Community Health Advocate (CHA) program is designed to provide outreach services for our members at large, as well as local community residents.

The CHA program offers a variety of health-related educational classes for adults and children. They serve on collaborative health projects, participating in local health fairs and attending community events. Spanish-speaking CHAs are also available.

The Community Health Advocates live in or near your community and know the communities well. They have established contacts with neighborhood organizations and government agencies to interact on a grassroots level to bring important resources and health information to your area.

CHAs can provide support to help Priority Partners members with:

  • Getting a new Priority Partners ID card
  • Explaining health care benefits
  • Getting outreach or management services
  • Getting help with transportation
  • Completing re-enrollment forms
  • Changing their address
  • Finding a PCP
  • Joining the Consumer Advisory Board
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Find Information on our CHA Program

For more information on the CHA program, to schedule a health presentation or request us to come to an event call:

410-762-5284

Schedule a free, on-site health presentation.

Our CHAs will come to your church, school, health department, or other facility, in person or virtually, to deliver no-cost health presentations and resources to groups of five or more. The presentations are available in English and Spanish.

For more information or to schedule a health presentation, call 410-762-5284.

Presentation topics include:

  • Allergies vs Viral Infections
  • Asthma 101
  • Budgeting 101
  • Childhood Essentials
  • Dealing with the Cold
  • Dental 101
  • Dental 101C (for children)
  • Diabetes 101
  • Eating Healthy on a Budget
  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Environmental Health 101
  • Healthy Habits
  • Heart Health
  • Heroin and Opioid Abuse
  • Immunizations
  • Injuries

Upcoming Events

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Online Health Events

What You Need to Know About Breast Cancer

Community Health Advocates (CHA) and the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center welcome you to join our health education session on…
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Register for this event:

Tue. Oct.

17

6:00pm
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Good Health for You and Your Baby

This two-day free class teaches everything new and expecting parents need to know about what to expect during labor and…
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Register for this event:

Thu. Oct.

5

5:00pm
Thu. Nov.

2

5:30pm

In-Person Health Events

District 8 Resource Fair

Rhythm & Reels Community 4921 Windsor Mill Rd. Gwynn Oak, MD 21207 Community resources, health & food vendors.
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Sat. Sep.

30

3:00pm – 6:00pm
Sep

30

In-Person Health Events

District 8 Resource Fair

Saturday, September 30  /  3:00pm – 6:00pm
Rhythm & Reels Community 4921 Windsor Mill Rd. Gwynn Oak, MD 21207 Community resources, health & food vendors.
Oct

5

Online Health Events

Good Health for You and Your Baby

Thursday, October 5  /  5:00pm
This two-day free class teaches everything new and expecting parents need to know about what to expect during labor and…
Register
Oct

17

Online Health Events

What You Need to Know About Breast Cancer

Tuesday, October 17  /  6:00pm
Community Health Advocates (CHA) and the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center welcome you to join our health education session on…
Register
Nov

2

Online Health Events

Good Health for You and Your Baby

Thursday, November 2  /  5:30pm
This two-day free class teaches everything new and expecting parents need to know about what to expect during labor and…
Register

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