African American Medical Network

African American Medical Network (AAMN) was a healthcare media company that operated a place-based television network in physician offices serving African American patients. The company provided culturally relevant educational programming focused on chronic diseases, preventative care, and clinical trial awareness to address health disparities in underserved communities. AAMN's content was designed to empower patients with information on conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer. Acquired by Medical Media Television in 2005, the network functioned as a specialized division within a larger portfolio of healthcare media assets until it was spun out in 2017.