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The Baltimore City Health Department offers and oversees services for: sexually transmitted infections, HIV/AIDS, family planning, maternal and infant health, immunizations, asthma, senior care, cancer screening, and lead poisoning prevention services, among others.

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Services by Disease
Services by Who We Serve

Services by Disease

Sexually Transmitted Infections:
Substance Abuse:
Mental Health:
- Baltimore Mental Health Systems
Violence:
- Office of Youth Violence Prevention
Immunization:
- Immunization Program
Lead Poisoning:
- Lead Poisoning Prevention
Tuberculosis:
- Tuberculosis
Cardiovascular Diseases:
- The Health Disparities Initiative seeks to reduce health disparities, primarily around cardiovascular diseases.
Cancer:
- Cancer screening is available at Family Planning and Oral Health Services. Services to help individuals quit smoking are available at our Tobacco Programs.
Asthma:
- Asthma Program

Services by Who We Serve

Infants
- WIC: Women, Infants & Children: Get WIC for your child or yourself
- Maternal & Infant Nursing: Home-visiting and case management for women and infants.
- Healthy Start: Working to reduce infant mortality in Baltimore
- Immunization Program: Get help with immunizations.
- Baltimore Infants & Toddlers: Serving infants and toddlers with special needs and developmental delays.
- B'more for Healthy Babies: Learn how to put your baby to sleep.
Children
- Immunization Program: Find out how to get your child fully immunized.
- Asthma Program: Helping children with severe asthma.
- Reach Out and Read: Working with physicians to get books into the hands of kids.
- School Health: Serving children in Baltimore City Public Schools.
- Child and Adult Care Food Program: Get a nutrition supplement for the children in your daycare.
- Health Care Access: Helping families access Maryland's Children Health Program.
- Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention: Helping reduce and prevent lead poisoning.
Teens/Youths
- Healthy Teens/Young Adults Family planning, reproductive health and mental health screening to people between 10 and 24 years of age.
- Operation Safe Kids: Case-management for youth at risk of becoming victims or perpetrators of violence.
Men
- Family Planning & Reproductive Health:
- Get family planning and other services for yourself or your partner.
- Men's Health Center: Get a check up or other services at the Men's Health Center.
Women
- Family Planning: Get screened for cervical cancer, obtain family planning services, or take a pregnancy test.
- WIC: Women, Infants & Children: Get a nutrition supplement from WIC for yourself or your child.
- Maternal and Infant Nursing: Working to reduce infant mortality in Baltimore.
Seniors
- Retired Senior Volunteer Program: Volunteer in a community or government agency.
- Senior Companion Program: Provides companionship for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
- Senior Community Service Employment Program: Provides training for unemployed seniors.

Contact

Baltimore City Health Department
1001 E. Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
Main Telephone Number: 410-396-4398
E-mail Address: bchd2@baltimorecity.gov
24 Hour for Emergencies -- Call City Operator
Ask for Health Department Duty Officer on call: (410) 396-3100
Requests for Services : 311

Resources

Maryland Community Services Locator
Request that a health department official attend your community event by sending us a completed health services request form in one of the following formats:
- Health Services Request Form (.doc) Email as attachment to cassandra.stewart AT baltimorecity.gov.
- Health Services Request Form (PDF). Email as attachment to cassandra.stewart AT baltimorecity.gov.

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