Harrison County Health Department

The Mobile County Health Department (MCHD) has been committed to excellence since its establishment in 1816, serving the health needs of the community through a variety of services including vaccines, disease control, and environmental health. Their mission extends to promoting public health awareness, particularly through initiatives like the federally-funded WIC program that supports nutrition education for mothers and young children. Additionally, MCHD prioritizes the creation of healthy communities by addressing both social and environmental factors that influence health outcomes. Their ongoing efforts involve building partnerships, conducting data analysis, and advocating for policy changes to foster a healthier future for all residents of Mobile County. Generated from the website

The Mississippi Division of Medicaid, headquartered in Jackson, oversees operations through 30 regional offices statewide. Individuals seeking Medicaid assistance are encouraged to contact their local regional office for information on the application process. Generated from their website's infomation

The Mobile County Health Department (MCHD) has been a cornerstone of public health in Mobile, Alabama, since its establishment in 1816. With a commitment to excellence, the department provides a range of services, including immunizations, disease control, environmental health, and community health initiatives aimed at promoting overall well-being. MCHD also administers programs like Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), focusing on nutrition education and support for young families, while ensuring safe food practices through routine inspections of local establishments. The department actively engages with the community to address health disparities, advocate for policy changes, and foster partnerships that contribute to a healthier future for all residents. Generated from the website