That’s why we created A Healthier Happier Me. Our goal is to help marginalized communities take control of their health and happiness so that they can start living their life to its fullest potential. We know that sometimes your challenges feel insurmountable or that nobody understands your struggles. We want nothing more than for you to feel empowered by your own strengths and abilities so that together we can make a positive impact on our communities and our world.
We don’t do boring lectures. We create awe-inspiring educational experiences that tackle vital topics in unconventional, memorable ways. We break the rules, shatter expectations, and deliver knowledge with a playful or inspiring twist.
Our founder and president, Dr. Nita Landry, is a respected board-certified OB/GYN, sought-after speaker, author, and former co-host of the Emmy award-winning talk show ‘The Doctors’ for six seasons.
Raised amidst healthcare inequalities, Dr. Nita possesses firsthand knowledge of how these disparities can impact marginalized communities. However, her exposure to healthcare inequities doesn’t end there. After completing medical school, she served as a traveling doctor, working in diverse communities across the country. In this role, she witnessed stark differences in healthcare access and outcomes between those with resources and those facing barriers. From rural Alaskan Native American Reservations to esteemed institutions like the Mayo Clinic Health System, she observed the profound healthcare disparities prevalent in various cultural backgrounds.
It was these firsthand experiences that fueled the founding of our organization—a commitment to making a change and breaking the cycle of generational bad health. With determination rooted in real-world encounters, we’re driving forward, determined to shift the narrative and improve lives. In our journey, we’re not just dreaming of a healthier future; we’re actively working to make it a reality, one step at a time
In addition to direct patient care, Dr. Nita’s expertise and advocacy have been showcased on esteemed platforms like Good Morning America, The Today Show, and featured in publications such as Women’s Health and US News & World Report, solidifying her status as a distinguished thought leader in healthcare.
"I've been a beneficiary of this nonprofit's programs. They've given me the tools and knowledge to lead a healthier life."
Lisa W."AHHM’s commitment to promoting healthier living is commendable. Their initiatives have made a real difference, and I'm excited to see them continue to grow."
Daniel S."This nonprofit's dedication to providing accurate and reliable health information is so important in today's world. I've learned so much from them."
Carlos R.“The work of this nonprofit has made a profound impact on our community. Their dedication to improving health access and education is inspiring, and I'm proud to be a supporter."
Gina P."I've been a part of this nonprofit's initiatives, and the support and resources they provide are invaluable. They truly care about health."
Marie C."This nonprofit goes above and beyond to create a healthier world. Their impact reaches far and wide, and I'm proud to support them."
Chris D.Bridging the gap in health equity through innovative, evidence-based health education for young adults and HBCU campuses.
After my residency, instead of taking a traditional job, I became a traveling physician. I worked everywhere from Native American reservations in Alaska to clinics across the country, fighting insurance companies to get patients the treatment they needed. At the same time, I was flying back to Los Angeles to co-host The Doctors, an Emmy Award-winning TV show, where the conversations looked nothing like the ones I was having with real patients.
Seeing both worlds made one thing clear. Education is one of the most powerful pieces of the health equity puzzle. Less than 5 cents of every healthcare dollar goes toward prevention. So I decided education was the piece I could own.
"I always tell my patients: it is not my job to make the decision for you. It is my job to make sure you are informed enough to make the best decision for yourself. That is the philosophy behind A Healthier, Happier Me, and it is how we break generational cycles of poor health, one campus at a time."
I'm currently earning an Executive MBA at Columbia Business school, building AHHM to run and scale with the same rigor I bring to medicine.
Dr. Nita Landry, MD, FACOG
Bringing direct, high-quality healthcare education to historically underserved communities and youth.
Empowering young adults with evidence-based knowledge to break generational cycles of poor health.
Building strong local networks through campus events, resource fairs, and street-level conversations.
Running multi-session pilot programs directly on historically Black college campuses like Morehouse and Clark Atlanta.
Investing in preventative care education to fill the critical gaps left by traditional healthcare systems.
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Together, we can empower youth, transform HBCU health education, and bridge the gap in healthcare equity.
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"I used to run only if I was being chased. And I used to think that kale was the enemy. Thanks to encouragement from A Healthier, Happier Me, I'm jogging for fun and loving it, and I actually have some kale recipes that I like (gasp!). Kudos! 😄🏃♂️🙌”
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