Shelby County Health Department

Shelby County Health Department The mission of the Shelby County Health Department is to promote, protect, and improve the health of ALL in Shelby County.

Vision: To be the recognized authority for the community’s health and environment through policy development, advanced technology, active partnerships and a staff of innovative, caring professionals.

Forever in our brushing era! In recognition of National Children’s Dental Health Month, we’re reminding families to brus...
02/05/2026

Forever in our brushing era! In recognition of National Children’s Dental Health Month, we’re reminding families to brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste to keep little smiles strong. Small habits = healthy smiles!

Stress is a natural response to change, but how we handle it makes all the difference. This week’s wellness tip reminds ...
02/05/2026

Stress is a natural response to change, but how we handle it makes all the difference. This week’s wellness tip reminds us that small, mindful choices can help reduce stress and support mental well-being. Follow along as we share practical wellness tips every week.

Flu cases are increasing. If you haven't had a flu shot this season, it's not too late! Shelby County Health Department ...
02/03/2026

Flu cases are increasing. If you haven't had a flu shot this season, it's not too late! Shelby County Health Department will provide free flu vaccines this Saturday at Hickory Hill Community Center. Get the vaccine to protect yourself and your family! Shelby County Government Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris

Know how to shut off your gas, install carbon monoxide detectors, and if you suspect a leak, go outside immediately and ...
01/31/2026

Know how to shut off your gas, install carbon monoxide detectors, and if you suspect a leak, go outside immediately and call 911. Taking these simple steps can help protect your home and loved ones.

Stock at least a 7-day supply of prescriptions, keep a complete first-aid kit, and have a plan for power outages, especi...
01/30/2026

Stock at least a 7-day supply of prescriptions, keep a complete first-aid kit, and have a plan for power outages, especially if meds need refrigeration or you use medical devices. A little planning now can make a big difference later.

Winter safety matters, especially for older adults. Stay connected with family and friends, keep walkways clear, ensure ...
01/30/2026

Winter safety matters, especially for older adults. Stay connected with family and friends, keep walkways clear, ensure good outdoor lighting, and have emergency numbers handy. Small steps can help prevent falls and keep everyone safe.

Try simple, low-cost tips like closing unused vents and doors, letting sunlight in during the day, and placing rolled to...
01/30/2026

Try simple, low-cost tips like closing unused vents and doors, letting sunlight in during the day, and placing rolled towels at door bottoms to block drafts. Small changes can help keep your home warmer and your energy costs down.

A quick call or knock can make a big difference, especially for older adults or anyone living alone. Let’s look out for ...
01/29/2026

A quick call or knock can make a big difference, especially for older adults or anyone living alone. Let’s look out for one another and keep our community safe this winter.

Take your time, push snow instead of lifting, and take frequent breaks to avoid injury or overexertion. Cold weather wor...
01/29/2026

Take your time, push snow instead of lifting, and take frequent breaks to avoid injury or overexertion. Cold weather work can be tough. Listen to your body and stay safe this winter.

Before heading out, clear snow and ice from your vehicle, check your heater and defroster, make sure tires have good tre...
01/28/2026

Before heading out, clear snow and ice from your vehicle, check your heater and defroster, make sure tires have good tread, and keep your gas tank near full. If road conditions are poor, postpone non-essential travel.

Black ice is difficult to see and makes roads very slippery, especially bridges and overpasses. Please drive slowly. wea...
01/28/2026

Black ice is difficult to see and makes roads very slippery, especially bridges and overpasses. Please drive slowly. weather.gov/winter

Due to inclement weather, Shelby County Health Department will operate on a delayed opening, limited service schedule on...
01/28/2026

Due to inclement weather, Shelby County Health Department will operate on a delayed opening, limited service schedule on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.

Address

814 Jefferson Avenue
Memphis, TN
38105

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19012229000

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