Central Utah Public Health, also known as the Central Utah Health Department, is a public health organization focused on improving individual well-being and community health. Its work centers on preventing disease, promoting healthy lifestyles, and protecting critical resources. The department serves residents through local offices in Delta, Fillmore, Manti, Nephi, Junction, Richfield, and Loa.

Nursing and clinical services include immunizations, family planning, cancer screening, communicable disease surveillance, support for children with special health care needs, and WIC for women, infants, and children. Home visitation programs include Parents as Teachers, Early Intervention, and Bright Beginnings. Environmental health services cover drinking water, food safety and permits, laboratory testing, radon, septic systems, solid and hazardous waste, swimming pools, body art, and tanning. The department also provides health promotion and equity programs, injury prevention, tobacco and opioid prevention resources, emergency preparedness, and Medical Reserve Corps opportunities. Residents can obtain birth and death certificates and access health data, community assessments, forms, and online appointment scheduling.