Sorogi’s journey began in Washington, DC, with Dr. Vivian Nnacho Ayuk, a pharmacist who recognized that traditional healthcare approaches were failing her patients in the African-American community she served.

Chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity were disproportionately impacting minority groups, costing lives and leading patients to feel neglected and misunderstood by the healthcare system.

We Offer:

• A more effective and personalized way to address these challenges.

• Hands-on support and practical education from professionals and peers who understood your unique needs & values.

• In-Person and Telehealth services to support and improve community health access.

• The support you need to live a healthier life.

Our program quickly gained traction, and Sorogi’s pharmacy became the first in the District of Columbia (DC) to receive national accreditation by ADCES and partial recognition from the CDC as a provider of the National Diabetes Prevention Program. By partnering with the DC Department of Health, we offer services free of charge to Washington, DC residents.