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CDH Receives $500,000 Grant to Reach More Families Through Innovative WIC Outreach Efforts

Central District Health has been awarded a $531,612 grant to implement a WIC Community Innovation and Outreach Project (WIC CIAO). 

CDH Offers Primary Care Via Telehealth in Valley County

In person Central District Health medical services in McCall have been moved to telehealth format.

CDH Declares Syphilis Outbreak

Central District Health has declared an outbreak of syphilis in Public Health District 4.

Free Tobacco Cessation Classes Open for Registration

Free tobacco, vaping and nicotine cessation classes are available through Central District Health to those looking to quit in Ada, Elmore, Boise and Valley counties.

CDH Encourages Residents to Reduce the Risk of Severe Respiratory Illness

With the recent increase in respiratory illnesses spreading around the Treasure Valley, Central District Health(CDH) encourages residents to be mindful of the current situation for the remainder of this winter season.

New Free Program Supports Mental Health of Students, Families

A new program addressing student mental health and supporting families in our communities is being offered in the Boise, Kuna and West Ada School Districts.

CDH Offers Free Long-Acting, Reversible Contraceptives

Central District Health is offering patients free long-acting, reversible contraceptives, including IUDs, through the end of the year. 

Central District Health Conducting a Tuberculosis Investigation 

Central District Health (CDH) has confirmed that an individual residing in the Centennial High School Attendance area has been diagnosed with TB.

Meningitis Confirmed in Boise State University Student

Central District Health (CDH) was notified Tuesday, Sept. 20, of one case of meningitis in an off-campus student attending Boise State University.

Rabid bat discovered in downtown Boise; public health officials urge residents to take precautions

A bat tested positive for rabies after it was found Tuesday, July 26 on a sidewalk on Bannock Street, across from Cecil D. Andrus Park in downtown Boise.
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