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Two New Neighborhood Mini-Pantries Open
In December, Priority Partners’ Cupboard Project celebrated the opening of two brand-new free self-serve mini-pantries in Maryland! The first of these opened on Dec. 14 at Living Word Seventh Day Adventist Church in Glen Burnie, and the second opened on Dec. 16 at CCI Health Services in Greenbelt. Both grand opening events were a huge…
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Helping Seniors Stay Safe at Home
Measuring the Impact of Our Grant to Habitat for Humanity At Johns Hopkins Health Plans and Priority Partners, we know that health and well-being are about more than just doctor visits. Where people live, whether they have enough food and if they can get around safely all play key roles in overall health. Our $20,000…
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Get Food Support Now
Where to Find Food and Help During the Government Shutdown We know this is a difficult and stressful time. The government shutdown that began on Oct. 1 has stopped SNAP food benefits, and you may be worried about feeding your family. At Priority Partners, we are committed to your health and well-being. We want to…
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Priority Partners Celebrates Heritage at Kunta Kinte Fest
Families, food lovers and fans of African heritage showed up by the thousands in Annapolis for the 35th Annual Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival. Once again, Priority Partners proudly participated in this unique celebration which took place on Saturday, Sept. 13. Visitors packed the grounds to sample a variety of foods, wander the arts and crafts…
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It Starts with a Yearly Checkup
Why a one-on-one visit with your doctor is so important When health needs arise, your primary care doctor is the health care professional you turn to first for care. Your doctor knows your medical history, your individual care needs and your health goals — that is, unless you skip your yearly checkup. Yearly wellness visits…
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Stay Safe This Halloween
Halloween is fun, but we want kids to be safe too. Here are easy ways to keep Halloween safe: Watch Out for Food That Can Make Kids Sick Some kids get very sick from certain foods. Many Halloween candies have nuts, milk, eggs or wheat. These can hurt kids who have food allergies. If your…


