Carson City Health

Carson City Health and Human Services is a public health and human services organization focused on protecting and improving the quality of life in its community. It provides a range of services and programs addressing individual and community health, disease prevention, environmental safety, and access to support. Clinical services include community health clinic offerings, with walk-in flu vaccinations available on Thursdays without an appointment. The department also provides vaccines, adolescent health education, and programs for chronic disease prevention and health promotion. Its communicable disease and epidemiology resources cover reportable diseases and other health topics, while HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted disease services and tobacco prevention and education address specific public health needs.

Environmental Health handles permits, inspections, complaints, and related applications, including temporary health permits and annual health permit fees. Human services include Women, Infants and Children (WIC), workforce case management, and public health preparedness. The organization also shares health information, service updates, and community event details, and provides contact options for residents seeking assistance.