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On Monday, May 27, 2013, all services will be closed at Columbus Public Health for the Memorial Day holiday.

Popular Pages

- Birth and Death Records

- Health Advisory Committees

- Health Resources Lists

- Sexual Health

- Job Opportunities

- Emergency Preparedness

- Smoke-Free Indoor Air

- Columbus City Health Code

- Directory of Services

- Get Healthcare in Columbus

Translated Services

- Directorio de Servicios (Spanish)

- Hayadaha Adeega (Somali)

Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Prevention, intervention, and outpatient treatment for alcohol and other drug abuse, addiction, and related problems.
Childhood Injury Prevention
Prevent injuiries from birth to 18, provides access to car safety seats, bike helmets, and home inspections for childcare.
COAT Care Coordinators
Works with pregnant women to make sure they are able to receive prenatal and other needed services for a health baby.
Healthcare Consumer Workshop
Workshop in how to become more active in your own health care, prepare for doctors visits and more.
Healthy Homes
Works with residents to prevent household dangers, like lead and asthma triggers.
Neighborhood Social Work
Help residents link to serices for a range of health, social service and educational needs.
Newborn Home Visiting
Nurse visits to new mothers with newborns less than six weeks old that live in Franklin County.
Y.E.S. (You're Extra Special)
A 12-lesson support and education group is for children ages 8-13.

Creating Healthy Communities
Programs aimed to create healthy communities by reducing the rates of chronic disease
Health Advisory Committees
Neighborhood-level community groups working to tackle the major health concerns and issues affecting residents.
Healthy Neighborhoods
Works with communities to tackle neighborhood health issues and to increase resources for residents.

Minority Health
Programs address health issues for minority communities of Columbus and its surrounding areas
Project L.O.V.E.
Working to increase access to and the rates of immunizations for children and teens.
Lead Poisoning Prevention
Free lead testing for children 6 months to 6 years of age and more.
Operation Red Box
Project of the Near East Health Advisory Committee to safely dispose of used needles and lancets.

Columbus Public Health
240 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: (614) 645-7417