NH Public Health

Planning to travel over spring break? Make sure to talk to your healthcare provider about protection against measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases. #VaccinateNH

If you have Medicaid through a Managed Care Organization, you could receive financial rewards for attending prenatal and postpartum visits, and benefits like car seats and breast pumps. For more information, visit: dhhs.nh.gov/medicaid-prena…

February is National Children's Dental Health Month. Keep teeth healthy with the 2-2-2 Rule! Visit your dentist 2 times a year and brush 2 times a day for 2 minutes!

Each year, the DHHS Division of Public Health conducts the BRFSS — a confidential phone survey on health, chronic conditions & preventive care. The results guide programs statewide. Answer the call and help shape a healthier NH!

February is National Cancer Prevention Month. According to the American Cancer Society, #smoking and other tobacco products can increase your risk for many types of cancer. Get tips for creating a quit plan today: quitnownh.org/make-a-quit-pl… #QuitNowNH

Protect yourself and your time on the slopes by staying up to date on recommended immunizations to fight viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Talk to your pharmacist or healthcare provider today! #VaccinateNH

Get protection against viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Talk to your healthcare provider today about which vaccines are right for you. #VaccinateNH

With regular prenatal care, you can watch your baby’s growth, identify any health issues early, and ask your medical providers questions. If you have Medicaid, check out the benefits and incentives that may be offered by your Managed Care Organization: dhhs.nh.gov/medicaid-prena…

With more winter weather on the horizon, take steps to protect your lungs – and your emergency medicines - from the cold. Check out tips for managing asthma throughout the winter: community.aafa.org/blog/cold-weat…

Healthy smiles start here! Your child’s well-child visit is more than a checkup; it includes an oral health screening to keep those smiles bright and healthy. Locate a health center near you at: FindAHealthCenter.hrsa.gov 🦷✨ #ChildrensDentalHealthMonth #MedicalHome #HealthySmiles

Each year, the DHHS Division of Public Health conducts the BRFSS — a confidential phone survey on health, chronic conditions & preventive care. The results guide programs statewide. Answer the call and help shape a healthier NH!

This Valentine’s Day, share some love - not a virus. Talk to your healthcare provider today about which vaccines are right for you. #VaccinateNH

Different pathways all leading to the same place: a New Hampshire where getting mental health help is the strong thing to do. Call or text 988. Available 24/7. Learn more: dhhs.nh.gov/strongasgranite.

Did you know radon levels can change over time? If it’s been more than two years since you last tested your home for radon, it’s time to check again! Order your FREE test kit and check radon testing off your to-do list. states.aelabs.com/#/nh

Whether you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or caring for a child under 5, you can get nutritious food, breastfeeding support, recipes, health referrals, and more from WIC. Find a clinic near you at signupwic.com.

Levels of radon, a tasteless, odorless, colorless gas, can change after major renovations. If you recently remodeled, now’s the time to test your home for radon! Order your FREE test kit today: states.aelabs.com/#/nh

Even when it’s cold outside, a walk through the park or a stroll around the block with your family can help support physical well-being and build healthy family habits. Today, take a moment to enjoy the outdoors with your family!

The DHHS Division of Public Health office is closed today in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Day. We will re-open at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, January 20.

Washing your hands with soap and water is a simple and effective way to keep yourself and your loved ones healthy. Wash your hands for about 20 seconds, or about as long as it takes to hum “Happy Birthday” twice! Learn more: cdc.gov/clean-hands/ab…

Washing your hands with soap and water is a simple and effective way to keep yourself and your loved ones healthy. Wash your hands for about 20 seconds, or about as long as it takes to hum “Happy Birthday” twice! Learn more: cdc.gov/clean-hands/ab…