A new report on the work of the Communicable Disease Services unit in 2016 gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the work they do every day.
Big news! Our School-based Health Center program has changed its name to the Multnomah County Student Health Center program.
WIC families can use special Farm Direct checks to load up on peak-summer produce. You can pick up checks starting in mid-August.
You can now visit WIC without an appointment during our new walk-in hours, every Wednesday, 8am to 5pm at Gateway WIC.
School may be out for summer, but from June 22 to August 23 kids can still get health services at the Parkrose High School School-based Health Center.
Starting June 5, WIC clients can buy locally grown produce at farmers markets with special Farm Direct checks.
After 27 years of providing healthcare to students, the Grant School-Based Health Center will close on June 15.
Need an appointment? You can now reach all Health Department primary care clinics at one phone number, 503-988-5558.
School-based health centers will be closed March 27-31 for spring break. Students needing health services during this time should contact the Parkrose School-Based Health Center.
It's time to nominate an individual or organization for this year's Public Health Heroes Awards. Nominations close Friday, March 10.
On February 15, children who are not up to date on vaccinations will be unable to attend school or child care. Get your kids up to date at one of our upcoming immunization clinics.
School-based health centers will be closed Dec. 19 to Jan. 2 for winter break. Students should contact Parkrose School-Based Health Center for health services during the holidays.