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Hamilton County health officials update, explain local COVID-19 preparations

Hamilton County health officials update, explain local COVID-19 preparations

Did you know? The Hamilton County Health Department provides birth and death certificates for individuals born in Tennessee within the last 100 years and for in-state deaths that occurred within the past 50 years. If you need a birth or death certificate, please call (423) 209-8025 to speak with our vital records department, or visit Health.HamiltonTN.org. | Hamilton County Health Department

Did you know? The Hamilton County Health Department provides birth and death certificates for individuals born in Tennessee within the last 100 years and for in-state deaths that occurred within the past 50 years. If you need a birth or death certificate, please call (423) 209-8025 to speak with our vital records department, or visit Health.HamiltonTN.org. | Hamilton County Health Department

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Did you know? The Hamilton County Health Department offers a comprehensive Adult Immunization Clinic, including routine vaccinations such as flu, MMR, and Tdap, as well as specialty travel vaccines. Do you need more information on the required vaccines for your next overseas travel? Call call 423-209-8340 or visit Health.HamiltonTN.org. | Hamilton County Health Department

Did you know? The Hamilton County Health Department offers a comprehensive Adult Immunization Clinic, including routine vaccinations such as flu, MMR, and Tdap, as well as specialty travel vaccines. Do you need more information on the required vaccines for your next overseas travel? Call call 423-209-8340 or visit Health.HamiltonTN.org. | Hamilton County Health Department

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Hamilton County health workers see spike in overdoses

Hamilton County health workers see spike in overdoses

Hamilton County health director reassures public on COVID-19 vaccine guidelines

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'Substantial spread' of COVID-19 in Hamilton County

Hamilton County Justice Center gives inmates hepatitis A vaccine to help stop spread

Hamilton County health officials say COVID-19 vaccine side effects no cause for alarm

Students take over Hamilton County Health Department's social media to fight COVID-19

Hamilton County Health Department How important are Childhood Immunizations? Health Officer at Health Department, Dr. Stephen Miller stops by to tell us more about the significance of making sure your child gets his or her shots before heading back to school. For more information, go to Health.HamiltonTN.org . | Let's Chatt

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Hamilton County Health Department If you're taking a summer vacation out of the country, don't forget about immunity shots. Travel Clinic Nurse Natalie Mitchell stops in to give us tips on how to make sure we're safe. For more information go to Health.HamiltonTN.org. | Let's Chatt

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The Hamilton County Health Department currently permits and inspects more than 1,200 food service, food store, mobile, and temporary establishments across the county — all to make sure you can shop and dine with confidence. Join one of our inspectors as she shows how our team keeps the community safe through regular food inspections. 🍅🥖 | Hamilton County Health Department - Indiana

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Second confirmed COVID-19 case reported in Hamilton County

Hamilton County hospitals face new strain with COVID surge, fewer health care workers to deal with it

COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations slowly decreasing but remain high in Hamilton County

Hamilton County Commission President Driehaus provides update on COVID-19

Community Health announces plans for new hospital in Westfield

Catch fish, not the flu! Protect your health this season by getting your flu vaccine, it’s the reel way to stay safe and enjoy the outdoors. There are actions you can take to protect yourself and others from flu and help stop the spread of germs, which include: • Wash your hands often • Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth • Avoid close contact with people who are sick • Stay home when you are sick • Get the flu vaccine each year These pr

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Hamilton County continues to see a decline in COVID-19 cases

Hamilton County's new COVID vaccination site is up and running

Majority of local hospitals are at capacity with COVID patients

Smiles, service, teamwork, and a whole lot of heart. From community events to behind-the-scenes moments, we’re proud of everything our team accomplished together….and with that the 2025 season comes to an end! We look forward to serving our community in 2026! | Hamilton County Health Department

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The holidays bring joy, laughter, and plenty of delicious food but they can also bring foodborne illness if you’re not careful! Keep your celebrations safe and happy with these four essential food safety tips: 1) Clean: Keep hands, utensils, and surfaces clean. 2) Separate: Don’t let raw foods spread bacteria to ready to eat dishes. 3) Cook: Make sure foods are cooked to safe temperatures. 4) Chill: Refrigerate leftovers promptly. A few simple steps can keep your holiday meals both festive and s

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September is newborn screening awareness month. All babies born in Tennessee are screened for certain genetic conditions. This screening typically occurs shortly after a baby is born. If any of the test results are abnormal, showing a possible disorder, the Health Department follows up with the baby’s doctor to initiate retesting, confirmation, and treatment from a specialist if necessary. Early diagnosis and treatment can make the difference between a child leading a relatively everyday life or

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Local health departments react to CDC mask guideline change

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