Ohio Department of Health

Social distancing works. We are all #InThisTogetherOhio. www.coronavirus.ohio.gov

Check out this great video from Governor Mike DeWine and listen to some recognizable Ohioans around the state stress the importance of social distancing and listening to your public health official...

Health officials from across Ohio and Governor DeWine’s cabinet members gathered on March 5, 2020 for Governor DeWine’s Summit on COVID-19 Preparedness. We asked them a few questions about what the...

Health officials from across Ohio and Governor DeWine’s cabinet members gathered on March 5, 2020 for Governor DeWine’s Summit on COVID-19 Preparedness. We asked them a few questions about what the...

Health officials from across Ohio and Governor DeWine’s cabinet members gathered on March 5, 2020 for Governor DeWine’s Summit on COVID-19 Preparedness. We asked them a few questions about what the...

Answers to your questions about COVID-19

Dr. Acton explains why hand washing is so important.

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The Ohio Department of Health reminds you to get your flu shot this year! Ohioans six months and older should get vaccinated. Contact your health care provider today!

This video explains the Ohio regulations for prescribing opioids for the treatment of subacute and chronic pain.

The Ohio Choose Safe Places (OCSP) program is designed to help ensure that child care centers in Ohio are located in properties that are as free from environmental hazards as possible. OCSP address...

Harmful algal blooms are a type of bacteria that grow in some Ohio waters and produce dangerous toxins that can make you and your pet sick. In this video, the Ohio Department of Health discusses wh...

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of emerging contaminants. In this video, the Ohio Department of Health discusses what PFAS are, how they enter the environment, how they may i...

Vapor intrusion happens when chemical gases, or vapors, enter a building through cracks or imperfections in its foundation. In this video, the Ohio Department of Health discusses what vapor intrusi...

The Ohio Department of Health has partnered with Count the Kicks, a nonprofit project dedicated to the prevention of stillbirth and infant death. Sandra Oxley, Maternal, Child and Family Health Chi...

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Mosquito safety.

Every week in Ohio, 3 babies die in unsafe sleep environments. You can help prevent these deaths by making sure your baby’s crib is empty and safe. Learn why it's safest for baby to follow the ABCs...

HPV, Meningococcal, and Tdap are recommended for adolescents. Talk with your child's healthcare provider. Get Vaccinated, Ohio!

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F.A.S.T. is an easy way to remember the sudden signs of stroke. When you can spot the signs, you will know that you need to call 9-1-1 for help right away.

F.A.S.T. stands for:

Face Drooping – D...

As a health care facilities surveyor, you can make a real contribution in ensuring the quality care and quality of life for residents in nursing homes and residential care facilities.

Help Me Grow believes all young children deserve the same opportunities to realize their full potential in life, regardless of economic, geographic, and demographic considerations. For more informa...

The Ohio Department of Health would like to recognize our veterans and veterans across the country for their service. We salute you!

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Baby on the Way? Newborn at Home? Have you Heard About Help Me Grow?

Help Me Grow is a voluntary family support program for pregnant women or expectant parents.

Because parenting is the hardest ...

Back to School Campaign

Ohio law requires physicians to screen children younger than 6 years old at risk of lead poisoning, and Medicaid regulations require screening children at ages 1 and 2. Watch this video for more in...

Creating Healthy Communities is making the healthy choice the easy choice in communities across Ohio. To learn more, visit our website at www.healthy.ohio.gov/chc.