The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is the state’s public health agency to promote, protect, and improve the health of all Minnesotans. The department provides information, services, and resources for individuals, families, and communities.

Key Areas of Focus:

• Health Care & Public Health Programs: Resources for medical services, preventive care, and community health initiatives.

• Disease Prevention & Control: Monitoring and responding to infectious diseases, chronic illnesses, and environmental health risks.

• Maternal & Child Health: Programs supporting pregnant women, newborns, and children’s health.

• Health Regulations & Licensing: Oversight of hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and health professionals.

• Emergency Preparedness: Resources for disaster response, public health emergencies, and health alerts.

How to Access Services:

• Residents can find healthcare information, vaccination programs, disease prevention resources, and emergency health alerts.

• The website offers reports, data, and public health initiatives for professionals and policymakers.

• Applications for healthcare programs, food assistance (WIC), and public health permits are available online.

For more details, visit the official Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) webpage:
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