The Detroit Health Department provides quality public health services and partners with neighborhoods and community stakeholders to create a healthy Detroit.
Detroit, Michigan
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Lead prevention is key! One of the best lead prevention measures is cleaning. Our lead prevention program provides cleaning kits for families who have elevated blood lead levels. Zaria, a community lead advocate, walks us through how to use these cleaning kits through this video.
Did you know your child may qualify for Children's Special Health Care Services (CSHCS)?
From chronic illnesses to complex medical conditions, CSHCS helps eligible children and families access specialized care and support.
Swipe through to explore some of the qualifying diagnoses! This is not a complete list, and additional conditions may qualify. To view the full list of diagnoses, visit bit.ly/20262027CSHCSDx.
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If your child is under 21 and enrolled in Medicaid, they are eligible for the Healthy Kids Dental Benefit.
From fillings to root canals, and yearly cleanings, make sure you’re using the benefit to its full potential.
To find a dental provider near you, visit v2.providers4you.com/healthy… 🦷🪥
Don’t put off your flu shot! Even though levels are still low, we’re seeing more activity than usual this year.
Vaccination lowers risk of serious illness and hospitalization.
When you get vaccinated, it takes about two weeks for protection to develop, making right now the perfect time to get this season’s flu vaccine! Annual flu vaccination is recommended for everyone ages 6 months and older, with rare exceptions.
October 23 to October 31st is Red Ribbon Week, a drug awareness and prevention campaign. This year, we are celebrating the theme of "Make a difference. Be a hero. Stay drug free." Join our Behavioral Health team by promoting substance use and violence prevention!
Your WIC benefits are about more than just groceries!
From personalized nutrition guidance to healthy food options and ongoing support, Detroit WIC is here to help you and your family thrive through every stage.
Staying connected to WIC means continuing to access the resources
and support your family deserves!
Learn more about Detroit WIC and the services available to you at detroitmi.gov/wic
Domestic violence isn't always visible, and for many, speaking up is the hardest step.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we're reminding survivors that their voices matter, their experiences are valid and they deserve a life free from fear and abuse.
If you or someone you know needs support, visit detroitmi.gov/behavioralheal… or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233
Join Dr. Mona Hanna, Ali Abazeed, and Melisa Scott for a conversation on Rx Kids! Moderated by Professor Natalie Sampson, you can learn more about how the Rx Kids program advances health and equity while investing in families.
Knowing your HIV status and having conversations with your partner before engaging in sexual activity are important steps toward making informed decisions and protecting your health.
At the Detroit Health Department, we encourage everyone to get tested, know their status,
and take charge of their sexual health. For more information on HIV testing, prevention, and sexual health resources, call 313-402-4571 or visit detroitmi.gov/linkupdetroit.
Did you know that staying enrolled in WIC means continuing to receive valuable support for you and your little ones?
We know that life gets busy, but your family's health and well-being are worth making time for!
