School may be out for summer, but from June 18 to August 23 kids can still get health services at the Parkrose High School Student Health Center.
Student health centers will be closed March 25-29 for spring break. For health services during this time, contact the Parkrose Student Health Center.
On April 5, Health Department programs located at the McCoy Building, downtown, will begin moving to a new building near Union Station.
Multnomah County is currently accepting applications for its Public Health Advisory Board, which advises the Health Department's Public Health Division.
On February 20, children who are not up to date on vaccinations will be unable to attend school or child care. Catch up at one of our student health centers or upcoming immunization clinics.
In February we’re celebrating National Children’s Dental Health Month with a poster contest and a different activity each week.
A new digital report on the work of the Communicable Disease Services unit in 2017 combines interactive data, photos and stories to give a glimpse of the people and the work behind the numbers.
Students can contact Parkrose Student Health Center for health services during the holidays when schools are closed.
On January 1, 2019, license fees will increase for all food service establishments, lodgings, pools and spas, and child care facilities.
Open enrollment for health insurance is November 1 to December 15. Our health centers and libraries are offering free assistance to help you enroll, renew or choose a new plan.
Is your little one behind on immunizations? Instead of juggling another appointment, you can get them vaccinated for free at your next Baby Day dental visit.
Starting October 1, 2018, HealthShare will no longer contract with Capitol Dental Care. Members will be transferred to CareOregon Dental, and your dentist and benefits will stay the same.