⛈️ Hurricane season is a reminder to prepare before severe weather strikes. During Preparedness Month, stock up on medications and water, charge devices, keep emergency contacts handy, know where to get medical care, and never drive through flooded roads.
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Don’t let the heat catch you off guard. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours, and check on loved ones. 📲 Sign up for free Heat Alerts at houstonhealth.org to receive notifications when dangerous heat conditions are expected.
Before heading outdoors, take a moment to protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites.
Using insect repellent, wearing protective clothing, and removing standing water around your home keeps you safe.
Learn more about mosquito prevention at houstonhealth.org.
🌟 Introducing the HHD Employees of the Month for September!
Your commitment to service, equity, collaboration and innovation makes a difference across our city. #HoustonHealth
🦠 Protect yourself from Cyclosporiasis!
Staying informed and practicing good food safety can help keep you and your family healthy. Visit houstonhealth.org for more information on food safety.
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Today has a forecasted maximum heat index of 106°F.
Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Check on loved ones, especially older adults and anyone more vulnerable to extreme heat.
📲 Get Houston Health Department Heat Alerts sent directly to you. Visit houstonhealth.org to sign up.
Add a blood lead test to your child’s fall health checklist. Children can be exposed to lead without showing symptoms, so testing is the only way to know. Keep your child safe, school-ready and thriving this fall! Early detection means early protection!
Join us for the Community Health & Literacy Fair at the Kashmere Multi-Service Center!
Connect with local organizations, learn about health and wellness services, get free health screenings, discover healthy food and cooking resources, and more!
🥵 Houston, tomorrow is expected to be another high-heat day, with a heat index of 106°F. Back-to-back extreme heat days can increase the risk of serious health impacts.
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A blood lead test is the only way to know if exposure has occurred. Before Head Start begins, ask your child’s healthcare provider about a blood lead level test. Early detection means early protection!
Visit houstonhealth.org to learn more about lead poisoning.
Don’t let the heat catch you off guard. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours, and check on family, friends, neighbors, and pets.
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Measles is one of the most contagious viruses, spreading easily through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
Learn how to reduce your risk, recognize the symptoms, and stay up to date on vaccination recommendations at houstonhealth.org/measles.
Peace of mind matters. PrEP helps protect your health so you can stay present, confident, and focused on living your life.
Learn more about PrEP and other sexual health services at HoustonHealth.org.
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If you're 60 or older, join the Congregate Meals Program for nutritious meals in a welcoming setting where you can connect with others and enjoy a supportive community.
Call 832-393-4301 to request an application, or visit HoustonHealth.org to learn more and get started.
Join us for the Community Health & Literacy Fair at the Kashmere Multi-Service Center on Wednesday, September 16, from 12–3 p.m.
🎟️ Reserve your spot today: Call (832) 393-2450.
Don’t let the heat catch you off guard. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours, and check on loved ones.
📲 Sign up for free Heat Alerts at houstonhealth.org to receive notifications when dangerous heat conditions are expected.