Midland Health Services

01/30/2026

January is Thyroid Awareness Month 🩺
The thyroid helps regulate metabolism, energy, heart rate, and body temperature. Thyroid conditions can be easy to miss, so pay attention to signs like ongoing fatigue, unexpected weight changes, or increased sensitivity to heat or cold. If something feels off, talk with your healthcare provider about screening.

01/28/2026

Start the New Year with healthy habits! 🩺✨

Small changes like drinking more water, moving your body, and getting enough sleep can make a big difference in your overall health. Focus on consistency and build habits that support you all year long!

01/26/2026

January is National Blood Donor Month 🩸🤝
A time to recognize the lifesaving impact of blood donors and the difference each donation makes. Blood donations help patients needing surgery, cancer treatment, trauma care, and emergency care. During winter, blood supplies are often low while the need remains high. Your donation can help save lives.

01/23/2026

Maternal Health Awareness Day is a reminder of how important it is to support the health and well-being of mothers before, during, and after pregnancy. 🤱💙
Access to quality prenatal care, postpartum support, and mental health resources helps improve outcomes for both mothers and babies and strengthens families and communities.

01/22/2026

From October through December, the Midland Health Department provided more than 2,276 vaccines to city and county residents, helping protect our community and keep Midland healthier this season. 🩺💉

To learn more, visit https://www.midlandtexas.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/1852

01/22/2026

Cold temperatures are on the way, Midland. ❄️
Forecasts from the US National Weather Service Midland Texas indicate conditions that could impact health, homes, and daily routines — now is the time to prepare.

Take a few simple steps now:
◾️ Stock up on essentials, medications, and warm clothing
◾️ Prepare your home by insulating pipes and checking heating systems
◾️ Use heaters safely and never operate generators or grills indoors
◾️ Planning ahead helps protect you, your family, and our community.

Stay informed and stay safe!

01/22/2026

You’ve likely seen the forecasts, and it’s time to prepare. 🥶❄️

While there’s still uncertainty around precipitation, now is the time to plan ahead, limit travel when possible, and take steps to protect people, pets, and property. Stay warm, Midland!

Undoubtably you've already seen multiple social media posts about very cold temperatures & possible wintry precipitation this weekend. Confidence is high in much colder temps arriving Friday thru the weekend. Lower confidence remains for precip type and accumulations.

01/21/2026

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month💚 🎗

It’s a time to raise awareness about cervical cancer prevention, screening, and early detection. Regular Pap tests and HPV testing can detect changes early, when treatment is most effective. The HPV vaccine also plays an important role in preventing cervical cancer.

01/18/2026

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, our office will be closed on Monday, January 19, as we honor Dr. King’s legacy of service, equality, and community.
Normal business hours will resume on Tuesday, January 20.

01/16/2026

January is Radon Action Month 🏠⚠️
Radon and carbon monoxide are invisible, odorless, and dangerous. Testing your home and making sure detectors are working are simple steps that help keep your household safe.

01/14/2026

January is International Quality of Life Month ☀🤸‍♀️
It’s a reminder to focus on your health, well-being, and connections. Small steps like staying active, managing stress, and reaching out for support can make a meaningful difference.

01/11/2026

On January 11, we recognize National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Awareness saves lives. Human trafficking can happen in any community, including ours. Knowing the signs and speaking up can help protect victims and prevent exploitation.

📲 For help or information, call 1-888-373-7888 or text 233733.