Meet our newest providers, who joined Chase Brexton in September 2025:
Nickie Diggs, LCSW-C
Staff Therapist, Columbia Center
Meet Our New Providers - August 2025
Meet our newest providers, who joined Chase Brexton in August 2025:
Rebecca Chandler, MD
Staff Psychiatrist, Mt. Vernon Center
Chase Brexton, Fellow Health Centers Serve Record Number of Patients in Past Year
(8/13/25) Chase Brexton recognized in two areas of excellence.
Meet Our New Providers - July 2025
Meet our newest providers, who joined Chase Brexton in July 2025:
Chris Atkins, LCSW-C
Staff Therapist, Glen Burnie Center
Meet Our New Providers - June 2025
Meet our newest providers, who joined Chase Brexton in June 2025:
Fadi Abdallah, LCSW-C
Staff Therapist, Columbia Center
Chase Brexton Receives Award from Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
Chase Brexton will be able to reduce additional barriers to care for patients with HIV, thanks to a recent award from Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Meet Our New Providers - May 2025
Meet our newest providers, who joined Chase Brexton in May 2025:
Maria Daniels LCSW-C, CCTP, RPS
Staff Therapist, Easton Center
Meet Our New Providers - April 2025
Meet our newest providers, who joined Chase Brexton in April 2025:
Madelyn Dominiski LGPC
Staff Therapist, Mt. Vernon Center
France-Merrick Grant to Support Expansion of Chase Brexton Health Care’s Mt. Vernon Center
Baltimore (March 11, 2025) – The ongoing expansion of Chase Brexton Health Care’s Mt. Vernon Center recently received a boost thanks to a grant from the France-Merrick Foundation.
The $100,000 grant will support the construction of additional medical space on Mt. Vernon Center’s third floor, allowing Chase Brexton to serve more patients and expand access to its care for low-income adults and families.
Construction of the new medical exam rooms and staff space is currently underway, and is expected to be completed later this spring.
Grant to Expand Access to Chase Brexton’s Self-Measured Blood Pressure Program
Baltimore (March 17, 2025) – Additional Chase Brexton Health Care patients with hypertension will be able to access the organization’s program to assist them with their uncontrolled blood pressure, thanks to a recent grant.
The $50,000 grant from the Kahlert Foundation will expand access to Chase Brexton’s Self-Measured Blood Pressure Program for low-income adults with uncontrolled blood pressure. Chase Brexton patients will be able to join the program at the community health center’s Mt. Vernon, Columbia, Glen Burnie, and Security Square Centers.
