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Juneteenth

Juneteenth is a holiday celebrating the abolition of slavery in the Confederate states and is celebrated annually on June 19. The day marks the official end of slavery in Texas and celebrates freedom and emancipation for all Americans. It is also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day.  Why We Celebrate In June Before the …

Hepatitis Management

What is Hepatitis? Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver. It is caused by various non-infectious agents and infectious viruses, leading to a variety of health complications, some of which are fatal. Although hepatitis is primarily caused by viral infections, other predisposing factors include heavy alcohol consumption, some medications, and various health conditions. Hepatitis Management is …

Physical Exams Can Be Life Saving

We look at ourselves every day. We see those closest to us regularly as well. Being face to face with someone constantly removes the level of objectivity necessary to catch a potentially life-threatening issue. If you have ever seen a picture of a friend or family member that you rarely see it is readily apparent …

National LGBTQ+ Health Awareness Week

National LGBTQ+ Health Awareness Week LGBTQ+ Health Awareness Week was started in 2003 and occurs during the last week of March. To raise public awareness regarding unique health needs and disparities in the LGBTQ+ community, the National Coalition for LGBTQ+ Health created LGBTQ+ Health Awareness Week. This week is intended to bring attention to the …

An Overview of Behavioral Health

What is it? Behavioral health refers to how a person’s daily habits affect their mind, body, and spirit. Examples of these habits are one’s drinking and eating patterns, exercising, and addictive behavior. Good health involves engaging in actions that promote physical and mental balance. It may mean following an exercise routine religiously, eating healthily, and …

HIV and Oral Health: Things to Know

People with HIV, which is the virus that causes AIDS, are at increased risk of oral health problems. The most common oral issues for people with HIV include:   Oral candidiasis or thrush   Gingivitis   Chronic dry mouth   Ulcerative periodontitis   Dental caries. HIV causes the immune system to grow weaker, making it …

Risks of Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is a liver infection caused by a virus of the same name. The infection is referred to in two different ways, with a new infection being referred to as acute hepatitis C and a long-term infection being called chronic hepatitis C. There is no known vaccine for hepatitis C. Risks of Hepatitis C …

Tuberculosis Infectious Disease Management

Infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis and Hepatitis C, require specialized care to manage and treat the symptoms and avoid infecting others. At Washington Health Institute in Washington DC, our providers and team members know that proper infectious disease management is the right way to help patients live healthy lives while protecting their loved ones.  Tuberculosis …

Treatment For HIV/AIDS

Infectious diseases are diseases caused by microorganisms. These microorganisms can be viruses, bacteria, fungi, or parasites. Infectious diseases are also termed communicable diseases. Collectively, these diseases kill more people each year in the world than any other single cause. While there are many, many different kinds of infectious diseases, among the most prominent serious infectious …

Welcome To Our New Website

Welcome to our brand new website! Washington Health Institute is so excited to share our new look and online services with you. In an ongoing effort to provide our patients and community with only the best services, we have created an awesome new website specially designed to work for you and your health needs! We …

Schedule Your Appointment

To schedule an appointment with WHI, please book appointments online using the Healow App or Patient Portal. WHI’s practice code for the App is: ADDGCD. You may also call our office at (202) 525-5175.

You deserve better healthcare

You are lucky to have Dr. Senisi on your team. He is one of the best PCP’s I’ve had.

Patient, March 2026
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