Working together for a healthier Richmond.
To promote healthy living, protect the environment, prevent disease and prepare the community for disasters
Richmond City Health District Administrative Offices are now 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.
The Health Department Clinic is still located at 500 North Tenth Street. The clinic will move to the new Cary Street location in the Fall of 2009.
The new main phone number for offices at 400 E. Cary Street
is 205-3500.
Other key phone numbers are:
Visit these websites for information and tips on preventing influenza:
What you can do to stay healthy
Try to avoid close contact with sick people
Richmond City Health District Male Responsibility
An affordable and easily assessible quality dentalcare for uninsured Richmond residents.
(for information click here)
1st Tues. & Weds. - St. Paul’s Church South
2nd Mon.-Tues.-Weds. - Public Health 10th St. Clinic
3rd Mon.-Tues.-Weds. - Hotchkiss Community Center
Each Thursday - Ramsey Memorial Church
HIPAA - The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
This is a federal regulation that mandates privacy and security of protected health information. To find out more about HIPAA, Click here.
Free health insurance for children
The Family Access to Medical insurance Security (FAMIS) was created to meet healthcare needs of Virginia uninsured children up to age 18 in working families that earn too much to qualify for Medicaid, but not enough to afford private health insurance. To find out more about FAMIS, click here
Richmond City Health District Contact:
George Jones - 804-205-3735