Rhema Health & Wellness

03/28/2026

Rhema Health & Wellness was honored to be part of the 2026 Check Ya Self (CYS) Campaign Finale & White Coat Ceremony—celebrating student leaders from local high schools and Tuskegee University.
Some moments carry more weight than words can fully express… and this was one of them.
These student leaders were not just recognized… they were charged.
Charged to speak.
Charged to lead.
Charged to walk in purpose and do what they can, right where they are.
As shared during the Charge to Student Ambassadors:
“The things you are doing right now matter more than you realize. You are not just preparing for the future… you are building it.”
—Dr. D

03/27/2026

Managing a bleeding disorder requires coordination between patients, families, and healthcare providers. Modern treatments have significantly improved stability and daily functioning for many individuals. With informed planning and ongoing care, people living with bleeding disorders can maintain independence and quality of life.

03/27/2026

There is more than one type of bleeding disorder, and each has unique causes and treatment strategies. Accurate diagnosis ensures that care is tailored to the individual. Personalized management improves long-term safety.

03/26/2026

03/25/2026

Symptoms may vary from mild to severe depending on the condition. Some individuals experience noticeable signs, while others may not recognize them right away. Paying attention to patterns over time can provide important insight.

03/25/2026

Bleeding disorders affect how the body responds to injury. Even routine procedures such as dental work or minor surgery may require special planning. Understanding the condition allows for safer medical decisions.

03/23/2026

March is dedicated to raising awareness about bleeding disorders. These conditions affect the body’s ability to form proper blood clots and can lead to prolonged or excessive bleeding. Increasing awareness promotes earlier diagnosis, safer management, and improved long-term health outcomes.

03/20/2026

Multiple sclerosis is a lifelong condition, but effective treatment and consistent care can make a significant difference. Early diagnosis and proper management help reduce complications and support independence. If you or a loved one is experiencing persistent neurological symptoms, speaking with a healthcare provider is an important first step.

03/18/2026

Symptoms of multiple sclerosis can differ greatly from person to person. Some symptoms may come and go, while others may gradually worsen. Persistent neurological changes should always be evaluated by a medical professional. Although there is no cure for multiple sclerosis, many treatments help reduce relapses and slow progression. A comprehensive care plan improves stability and quality of life. Early and consistent treatment makes a meaningful difference.

03/16/2026

March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. This month is dedicated to increasing awareness about multiple sclerosis, a chronic condition that affects the brain and spinal cord and impacts individuals and families across our community. Raising awareness highlights the importance of early diagnosis, proper medical care, and strong support systems while helping to reduce stigma and improve long term outcomes.

03/13/2026

Nutrition plays an important role in prevention. Adding more fiber to your daily meals supports colon health and digestive function. Small and consistent changes can have lasting benefits.