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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.
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Call: 801-442-2610
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...
By far, the most common tick in Utah is the Rocky Mountain Wood Tick (Dermacentor andersoni). It accounts for most tick encounters with humans and pets but does not carry...
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Don`t miss out on the May Green Business Lunch and Learn this Wednesday from 12 to 1 at the Park City Library! We`ll hear from the Park City Chamber, Alpine Distilling, and Summit County Health on creating supportive workplaces for our working parents.
Link to register and event details in our bio.
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Happy Mother`s Day from our WIC team! Here`s your reminder that you can sign up for WIC as soon as you learn that you`re pregnant. Benefits include healthy foods, health screenings, discounts, and more.
Sign up by clicking the link in our bio.
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We’re proud to celebrate our Health Director, Dr. Phil Bondurant, for receiving the Outstanding Public Health Professional Award from the Utah Association of Local Boards of Health last week. This recognition reflects his dedication to strengthening public health, his strong leadership, and his commitment to improving the health and well-being of Summit County. ...
Meet Drink Different, a harm-reduction and responsible drinking campaign that encourages safer choices without judgment or stigma. By promoting non-alcoholic options, mocktails, and moderation, the campaign supports people who want to drink less, take a break, or simply make more informed choices for their health and well-being. Drink Different also helps create a more inclusive, wellness-focused community where residents and visitors can enjoy social settings with fewer alcohol-related harms.
Learn more and explore local non-alcoholic options by clicking the link in our bio.
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Calling all businesses to join the Green Business Program on May 13 from 12 to 1 at the Park City Library for our next Lunch and Learn on Thriving Workplaces that Empower Working Parents. We`ll discuss practical strategies and resources to help build family-friendly, inclusive workplaces. Link to register and event details in our bio. ...