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Skip to contentIf you or someone in your family develops symptoms related to measles (fever accompanied by a rash that begins on the face), do NOT visit a healthcare facility. Call the number below or use the link to download the Intermountain ConnectCare app to speak with a medical provider.
Click and connect: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/services/virtual-care/urgent-care
Call: 801-442-2610
State association honors local health officer for over a decade of community-centered leadership SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — Dr. Phil Bondurant, Health Officer for the Summit County Health Department, has been...
You may have heard about hantavirus in the recent news and are wondering what the risk is here in Utah. While hantavirus infections can be very serious, it’s important to...
Unused or expired medications sitting in a cabinet may seem harmless, but they can pose serious risks to families, teens, pets, and the environment. Proper medication disposal is a simple...
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It’s Child Passenger Safety Week!
Small car seat details can make a big difference. Swipe through to check for 5 common mistakes and what to do instead:
• Chest clip too low or high: Keep it at armpit level.
• Harness too loose: Buckle snugly. You should not be able to pinch the harness webbing at the shoulder.
• Harness straps at the wrong height: Rear-facing = at or below the shoulders. Forward-facing = at or above the shoulders.
• Car seat too loose: At the belt path, the seat should move no more than 1 inch side-to-side or front-to-back.
• Bulky clothing under the harness: Skip the puffy coat and add a blanket over the buckled harness instead.
Always check your specific car seat manual for proper installation and use.
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Shop with our WIC team and check out all the different items an expecting woman can get with the WIC card!
Interested in signing up for WIC? Visit the link in our bio.
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Our WIC team has the answers to your breastfeeding questions and needs! Reach out today by clicking the link in our bio. ...
Join us next week on August 12 to explore how businesses can better understand, reduce, and transform the energy they use every day. Speakers will highlight the latest energy programs and resources available, and what that means for your business. Whether you`re just getting started or looking to take the next step, this session can help elevate your business energy strategy. To learn more about the Green Business Program visit: parkcitygreen.org!
Lunch is provided—register today by clicking the link in our bio!
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Summit County Air Quality Weekly Update (8/5/26): There may be a risk for some people after 24 hours of exposure, particularly those who are unusually sensitive to air pollution.
The Summit County Health Department recommends that sensitive individuals consider limiting prolonged outdoor exposure and monitor symptoms if air quality worsens. For real-time air quality conditions in Summit County, visit: https://summitcountyhealth.org/outdoor-air/
Remember: please do not report a fire until you see defined fire or smoke columns.
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