Monroe County

Clinic Services
Environmental Health Services
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Services
Maternal and Child Health Services

August is National Immunization Awareness Month!
Call us at 734-240-7830 to schedule an immunization appointment
and visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines to learn more about recommended immunizations by age

Clinic Services:

• Family planning
• HIV testing
• Immunizations
• Sexually transmitted disease testing, counseling, and treatment
• Additional services including blood pressure checks, TB testing, pregnancy testing, scabies checks, and lice checks

Appointments are needed for all clinic services

Environmental Health Services:

• Food service inspection
• Water quality management
• Community health and safety
• Sewage management
• Solid waste management

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Services:

• Live Well. Be Well. community health education programs
• Living with Diabetes support group
• CPR classes
• Car seat checks

Registration required for CPR classes and car seat checks

Maternal and Child Health Services:

• Breastfeeding support
• Children's Special Health Care Services (CSHCS)
• Helping Baby Grow
• Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP)
• MI Child/Healthy Kids enrollment
• Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)

Appointments are needed for all maternal and child health programs

Locations
Main Office - Monroe:
Monroe County Health Department
2353 S. Custer Road
Monroe, MI 48161
(734) 240-7800

Temperance Clinic - PAUSED DUE TO COVID RESPONSE
(Services available at this clinic: WIC and immunizations for WIC participants)
Temperance Family Medical Center
8765 Lewis Ave
Temperance, MI 48182
(734) 240-7800

Carleton Clinic - PAUSED DUE TO COVID RESPONSE
(Services available at this clinic: WIC and immunizations for WIC participants)
Carleton Family Medical Center
130 Medical Center Drive
Carleton, MI 48117 
(734) 240-7800

What is Public Health?

Public Health works to prevent and mitigate disease and disability in the population. When public health works correctly, you will not even notice its existence. Clean drinking water, safe food, and control of disease are public health objectives that are always at work. Public health is always preparing for what might come next while also improving our health in the present. Reduction of tobacco use, safety belt use, and promotion of healthy lifestyles are some of the current public health initiatives.

Video: Healthiest Nation in One Generation-An Initiative of the American Public Health Association

Additional Resources:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 
Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (MDHHS) - Vital Statistics
Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP) - Healthy People 2030