The Roper St. Francis Ryan White Wellness Center is a federally-funded medical home that provides comprehensive medical care, medical case management and supportive services for adults living with HIV/AIDS in the tri-county area.
As a federally-funded medical home that provides comprehensive medical care, medical case management and supportive services for adults living with HIV/AIDS in the tri-county area, the Ryan White Wellness Center has pledged to become a premier healthcare organization in the fight against HIV/AIDS and the preferred HIV care provider in the Lowcountry. It is our vision to foster an HIV-free generati
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As Women’s history month draws to a close… let’s lift up and celebrate the women in our lives everyday!
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Never in modern history has there been a more difficult time to be a physician, and our doctors' commitment to our community has been unwavering. Whether they see patients in an office setting or an operating room, they are changing lives for the better.
To each of our physicians, thank you for your dedication, courage and for always caring for our patients.
Today we celebrate doctors all over who are making a difference each day! To OUR 3 docs…. Thank you for all you do!
Let’s play a game! What do Patti O'Furniture and Madra Rua Irish Pub - Park Circle have in common? Other than being fun & fabulous?!?! Why they are hosting a “Patti O’Furniture on the back deck” show with proceeds benefiting The Wellness Center! Mark your calendars and join us on April 13th
(We can’t wait… Patti & Leslie Elizabeth Lain & Kymmya Starr teaming up for an incredible drag show!)
Let’s support our friends at Palmetto Community Care ! Gay bingo?!? We are in!
As happiness week continues at The Wellness Center… one of our teammates exclaimed “Tacos make me happy!”
And we couldn’t agree more!
Happiness Week continues at the wellness center!
What makes you happy?
“Heading to Sullivans Island early in the morning with a cup of coffee makes me very happy!”
#happiness #mentalhealth
Yesterday was World Happiness Day… and we think that being happy shouldn’t be JUST ONE DAY! So this week we are bringing you all things make us happy… and they will make you happy too! From self care….to funny giggles…. It’s Happiness Week at The Wellness Center!
We’ve got our green on today! The team at the Wellness Center wishes everyone a lucky and fun St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️🍀☘️🍀
Spring ahead friends this Sunday!
Up your time-change game Start shifting your sleep schedule tonight.
Today we celebrate all the fabulous women!
#quoteitthursday
#success
#movingforward2022
Not only is March Women's History month but its also Social Worker's month!
We have the best team in the BIZ! To each and everyone of you, THANK YOU for all you DO. Everyday you make a difference in the lives of our patients.
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March is Women's History Month – commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.
Today's Black History Month Icon is South Carolina's own Dizzy Gillespie.
Dizzy Gillespie - Born in 1917, John Birks "Dizzy" Gillespie grew up in Cheraw. He taught himself to play trumpet at age 12 and began recording at the age of 20. From his early years with Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington, Gillespie was known for his adventurous trumpet playing. He played a major role in the rise of bebop and modern jazz.
We just couldn’t help but share this super cool fact friends! It’s palindrome week!!!!
It’s important to be kind to everyone you meet…everywhere and everyday! But it’s even MORE important when there is a special day dedicated to being kind!
So Happy Random Acts of Kindness Day!
National Random Acts of Kindness is celebrated every February 17. It first originated in 1995 in Denver, Colorado and in 2004, spread to New Zealand. The idea behind this celebration is to make the world a little brighter and better through little and simple kind gestures, words and actions.
Ever Rachel knew that condoms were only 97 percent off effective! Which is why it’s super important to use them correctly in combination with other safe sex practices!
#nationalcondomweek #friends #rossandrachel
As National Condom week continues…we can’t help but remember that even Dorothy Zbornak from The Golden Girls knew that condoms are 98 percent effective (when used correctly) at preventing pregnancy, sti’s and HIV!
So today and every day… shout from the rooftops… CONDOMS CONDOMS CONDOMS!
First… a very Happy ❤️ Day to everyone from the team at The Wellness Center!
But did you know that Valentine’s Day this week marks the beginning of National Condom Week!!!! That’s right! For the rest of the week join us for all things condoms!
#happyvalentinesday
#NationalCondomWeek
Our celebration of Black History Month continues with another SC resident....
Mamie "Peanut" Johnson - Born in 1935, this Ridgeway native loved baseball. However, because she was African American, she was not allowed to be part of the sport's women's league. Luckily, a scout for the all-male Negro League saw her throw and quickly signed her to the Indianapolis Clowns, where she pitched three seasons. At one of her early games, an opponent is said to have shouted, "What makes you think you can strike a batter out? Why, you aren't any larger than a peanut!" She struck him out in three pitches and the nickname stuck!
A local to celebrate during #BlackHistoryMonth
"Angel in Twilight" Maude Callen -- Nurse-Midwife This episode is about Maude Callen (1898 -- 1990), a Nurse-Midwife, who singlehandedly brought health care to rural Pineville, S.C. and the surrounding area ...
It’s been over a month since the world lost Betty White… seeing so many tributes to her is heartwarming. Let’s all take a moment though and reflect on an episode that Rose… and the other Golden Girls tackle the topic of HIV.
In 1990, in an episode titled "72
Hours", The Golden Girls became one of the first sitcoms to even mention the AIDS crisis.In this episode, Rose Nylund is told that during a procedure to have her gallbladder removed, she may have been exposed to HIV via a blood transfusion.
She is tested for HIV, and must wait an agonizing 72 hours for the test results.
The episode aired during a time when AIDS stigma and misinformation was rife - in the same year, a study of US doctors found that less that a quarter believed they should be legally required to treat
patients with HIV. Many people still believed that HIV and AIDS were
"gay diseases" that only affected
queer men.
But The Golden Girls used the sitcom to tackle this misinformation, showing viewers that anyone couldbe affected by AIDS, not just the LGBT+ community.
The first National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) was marked in 1999 as a grassroots-education effort to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS prevention, care, and treatment in communities of color.
Regardless of the color of your skin it’s important to know your HIV status! Stop by The Wellness Center to get tested of visit thefutureisU.org to find a testing location nearest you!
According to the American Heart Association's 2022 Heart Disease & Stroke Statistical Update, cardiovascular disease remains the greatest health threat for women. ... Wearing red on National Wear Red Day, Friday, February 4, 2022, to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease.
So rock some red today to help raise awareness! #goredforwomen
Today, in our month long celebration of Black History Month, we are featuring Etta Jones, a South Carolina native.
Etta Jones-Winning a talent show as a teenager set this Aiken native's career in motion! From the early 1940s straight through the 1990s, Etta recorded jazz hits and performed live in nightclubs, partnering with nearly all the Big Band greats. In 1960, her album Don't Go to Strangers went gold. Her last album, Etta Jones Sings Lady Day, was released on October 16, 2001, the day she died.
Heart risks you can change Heart disease is the leading cause of death, but you can take steps to avoid it.
It’s GROUNDHOG day and we couldn’t help but share our favorite meteorologist’s and friend of The Wellness Centers forecast for the rest of the winter! We can’t wait for spring!
February 1st is the beginning of Black History Month. Over the month we will be featuring some notable African American trailblazers! Some you may know…some you may not! #CelebrateBlackHistory365
January is almost over! How many of our friends have been successful with their resolutions?
Easy resolution...get tested for HIV! Even easier....visit thefutureisU.org to find a testing location nearest you!
Lets work together and leave HIV in the past!
The Wellness Center is looking for a CMA to join our team!!!
The Ryan White Wellness Center is a nonprofit that empowers people to take charge of their sexual health and champions wellness of the head, heart, and mind. It is the only one stop shop in the tri-county for clinical and supportive services for those that are HIV positive and or/at higher risks.
To donate visit: https://www.rsfhfoundation.org/donate/ryanwhite
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