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Community Health Workers

A community health worker is someone who assists you with staying healthy and safe. Each worker has special training so they can assist you in many ways.

Contact Us

For more information about how a community health worker can assist you or a loved one, please call 240-964-8230.

How Can They Help?

  • Assist you with scheduling appointments, getting referrals or arranging transportation to healthcare providers.
  • Connect you to community services that can help improve your health or make life a little easier.
  • Assist you in managing chronic health conditions, such as diabetes or heart disease.
  • Review the safety of your home and make a plan to keep you safe so you can remain at home.
  • Work with your primary care provider and other healthcare professionals to make a plan to improve your health.
  • Be your “coach” in leading a healthier lifestyle.

A community health worker does not take the place of your doctor or other healthcare providers. Instead, a community health worker is another member of the team working to keep you safe and well.

How Does This Service Work?

This is a free service. A referral can be made by one of your healthcare providers or other agency. Once we get the referral, a community health worker will contact you to talk about your needs.