Midland Health Services

04/24/2026

Vaccines remain one of the safest and most effective ways to prevent disease and protect our community. Staying up to date on recommended immunizations helps protect you, your family, and those who are most vulnerable!

📲 Contact Midland Health Services at (432) 681-7613 to schedule immunizations.

04/22/2026

Public health and environmental health are closely connected. Clean air, safe water, green spaces, and reduced pollution all play a role in building healthier communities. The choices we make today help create a safer, stronger future for Midland families.

Healthy environments support healthy lives. 🌎💚

04/20/2026

Vaccines help protect babies and young children from serious illnesses when they are most vulnerable. Staying on the recommended vaccine schedule helps keep your child safe while also strengthening protection across our community. 🩺🌟

Safe. Effective. Proven. Vaccines are one of the most important steps you can take to support a healthy start!

04/17/2026

As Autism Acceptance Month continues, we are reminded that true acceptance goes beyond awareness. It means creating spaces where individuals feel respected, included, and supported for who they are. When we embrace differences, we build a stronger, more compassionate community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

Together, we can promote understanding, encourage inclusion, and celebrate the unique strengths each person brings. 💙

04/16/2026

That’s a wrap on this year’s Spring Health Fair! 🩺✨
A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by and to all of our incredible partners who helped make this event possible. From free testing to raffle prizes, it was a day full of community, connection, and resources.

We’re so grateful for the opportunity to help Midland families take steps toward a healthier future!

04/15/2026

Your health is worth checking on! 🩺💉

Routine testing, education, and prevention play an important role in protecting both you and your partners. Many sexually transmitted infections may not show symptoms, which makes regular screening especially important. Early detection and treatment help prevent complications and support long-term health.

For testing information, contact Midland Health Services at (432) 681-7613.

04/14/2026

Midland Health Services provided more than 2,100 vaccines during the first quarter of calendar year 2026.
Health Services reported giving 853 vaccines in March, raising the total for the first three months to 2,118.
Other statistics through March include 1,511 appointments kept, 719 younger (18 years of age and younger) residents helped and 123 patient referrals provided.

Here are the statistics from the Midland Health Department during the month of March.
• Appointments kept: 573 (1,511 this year)
• Vaccines given: 853 (2,118 this year)
• inspections: 105 (344 this year)
• Complaints investigated: 21 (50 this year)
• Invoices processed: 211 (745 this year)
• Illegal Food vendors encountered: 1 (4 this year)
• Patient Referrals: 44 (123 this year)
• Services for residents 18 and younger: 327 (719 this year)

04/11/2026

World Parkinson’s Day brings awareness to Parkinson’s disease and highlights the importance of support for those affected. 🩺💙
Parkinson’s impacts the nervous system and may cause symptoms such as tremors, muscle stiffness, slowed movement, and balance challenges. Recognizing the signs can help individuals seek care earlier and connect with helpful resources.

Increasing awareness encourages understanding, compassion, and stronger support for individuals living with Parkinson’s and their families!

04/09/2026

Wrap up National Public Health Week with us at the 4th Annual Spring Health Fair! 🩺✨

🗓 Friday, April 10, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 3303 W. Illinois Ave., Suite 22

Bring your family, and take a step toward better health!

04/08/2026

Your health is one of your greatest investments! 🩺💙
World Health Day is a reminder that small, consistent choices can make a big impact over time. From staying active and eating well to managing stress and keeping up with preventive care, healthy habits help build a stronger, more resilient community.

Take a moment today to check in with yourself and prioritize what helps you feel your best — physically, mentally, and emotionally.

04/08/2026

04/07/2026

April 6–12 is National Public Health Week — a time to recognize the work happening every day to keep our community healthy, informed, and supported. 🩺🌟

Public health touches every stage of life, from childhood immunizations and disease prevention to health education, maternal health, and chronic disease support. Behind the scenes and on the front lines, these efforts help build a stronger, healthier Midland for everyone.

National Public Health Week focuses on:
▪️ Prevention
▪️ Education
▪️ Immunizations
▪️ Health equity
▪️ Stronger communities

Thank you to the public health professionals dedicated to improving quality of life across Midland each and every day.