Richmond City Health District

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RCHD leads H1N1 vaccination push in City of Richmond

The Richmond City Health District is leading the effort to make H1N1 vaccination available to all City of Richmond residents.

Find a public vaccination site :: Find a school vaccination site :: Get a map of vaccination sites :: More info

Important information for parents of school-age children
RCHD is working with schools in the Richmond community to provide free H1N1 vaccination to students. A completed vaccination permission form is required from parents or guardians of students to allow them to be vaccinated. Students under age 10 will require two doses of vaccine to be fully protected. Learn more

Click here to download the permission form.

RCHD hosting home renovator training Nov. 19

A new federal law will go into effect in 2010 requiring contractors who perform renovation, repair and painting projects that disturb lead-based paint in homes, child care facilities, and schools built before 1978 to be certified and they must follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination.

An 8-hour training opportunity is available on Nov. 19, 2009, at the Round House at Byrd Park.

Read the lead renovator training announcement

Read more about the new lead poisoning prevention law

Richmond SMILES Mobile Dental Health Program

November 2009 dental van schedule! The mobile van is a collaboration between the Virginia Department of Health and the Richmond City Health District. Our mission is to provide emergency care and initial entry into dental care for residents that do not have access to routine dental health services.

The Richmond Smiles program offers uninsured Richmond residents a convenient and accessible way to obtain dental care by bringing dental care to you. Dental services are provided first-come-first-served. A full range of dental care is offered. We perform complete and limited oral examinations, school screenings, bite wing X-rays, cleanings fillings and extractions.

Call 804-381-2624 for information :: Get the flyer :: En Español

RCHD Administrative Offices
400 E. Cary Street

Richmond City Health District Administrative Offices are located at 400 E. Cary Street. This includes offices of the Health Director and administrative staff, Environmental Health, Lead Safe Richmond Program, Emergency Preparedness & Response, Epidemiology, Human Resources, Vital Records, Adolescent Health, Resource Mothers, GEMS, Richmond Healthy Start Initiative, Rock Richmond, Immunization-administration, and STD/HIV Prevention & Counseling Program staff. Clinical Services are also housed within the office building.

The clinic's front entrance is at 401 E. Main Street. Get directions.

If you are visiting our clinic, here are your steps:

Limited parking is available in the administrative office parking lot facing East Cary Street; metered street parking is also available and you can get here by bus as well. If you park in the lot, you will need to walk up 4th Street and enter the clinic through the front of the building.

Enter the clinic in the front of the building facing East Main Street; you will sign in with a security guard before proceeding into the clinic for your services.

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