Austin Public Health works to ensure that the community is protected from disease and other public health threats, and to empower others to live healthier, safer lives.

APH services include birth or death certificates, child care, health screenings, immunizations, smoking violations, Women, Infants and Children (WIC), and more.

Austin Public Health offers immunizations, COVID-19 vaccines, and flu shots to children who are uninsured or Medicaid recipients. Learn more and make an appointment . Accessibility and Language Access at City of Austin Sites

Austin Public Health Administrative Offices 7201 Levander Loop Building E Austin, TX 78702 United States

2021年5月4日 · Vaccs Facts is a series of COVID-19 vaccine updates published by Austin Public Health. Starting May 4, it will be published every other week. Community partners serve 100,000 meals from City’s EAT Initiative to those experiencing homelessness

Austin Public Health is working on archiving the data from our COVID-19 dashboard. In the meantime, the Texas Department of State Health Services has combined the individual weekly flu, RSV and COVID-19 surveillance reports into one Texas Respiratory Virus Surveillance Report.

Austin Public Health offers free or low-cost vaccines for children and adults who qualify. Learn how to get vaccines for you and your family.

2024年10月10日 · Austin Public Health Urges Residents to Get Vaccinated Following Confirmed Measles Cases in Texas

Health services by RNs (Registered Nurses) Check your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar; Pregnancy testing and referrals if needed; Help coordinate your health care if you have a chronic disease; Refer you to a doctor or clinic if needed; Basic services. Food pantry and other food help; Child safety seats; Notary services

2025年1月24日 · Austin Public Health (APH) is urging residents to take proactive measures to protect themselves and their families. Measles is a highly contagious disease that can lead to severe complications, especially for individuals who are unvaccinated or at higher risk of disease.