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Due to increased upper respiratory illness/transmission rates, masks are strongly recommended to be worn in all patient-facing areas at the Harford County Health Department. Masks will be provided upon request if needed. Thank you for your cooperation.

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Updates for HEALTHCARE Providers

Uncategorized / February 3, 2020

As of December 11, 2020 The Pfizer COVID Vaccine has received its EUA. Please have one staff from each facility complete a quick screening before signing in to ImmuNet to complete/update the profile registration. The link to start the screening/registration is on the ImmuNet login page: mdimmunet.org. Please refer to this Guide to assist with the screening/registration process.  For […]



LGBTQ Pride Month Recap.

Uncategorized / August 13, 2019

Harford County saw over 3,000 attendees at the first Upper Chesapeake Bay Pride Festival in June. More than 50 vendors were present offering food, music, education, and outreach! The Harford County Health Department was one of those vendors, offering PrEP and Cancer education, HIV/Hepatitis C testing, and linkage to other health department resources, courtesy of […]



All about STI testing

Uncategorized / August 12, 2019

The Harford County Health Department offers STI testing, treatment, and linkage to care services. We’ve laid out some of the most common tests a person can expect to receive when visiting our STI clinic. Chlamydia How the test is done: Swab of genital area, swab of throat or urine sample. What you need to know: […]



Zika Virus

Uncategorized / April 1, 2016

Location and Phone 120 S. Hays Street, Suite 200 Bel Air, MD  21014 410-877-2300 About Zika   Check out our YouTube Video! Helpful Links Avoid Mosquito Bites CDC Fact Sheets and Posters on mosquito bite prevention Zika Town Hall Meeting by Dr. Howard Haft Spanish- Zika FAQ’s



Food and Water Safety Tips During a Power Outage

Uncategorized / January 22, 2016

Food and Water Safety



Precautions Against Heat Illness

Uncategorized / July 14, 2013

Steadily climbing summer temperatures, accompanied by higher humidity combine to cause a rising heat index that greatly increases the seasonal risk of heat-related illness.  Individuals of all ages, particularly the very young, the elderly and those with chronic medical conditions or who are taking medication, are advised to exercise extreme caution. Especially among those engaged […]



Hurricane Preparedness

Uncategorized / October 25, 2012

Things you need to do to prepare: 1)Steps to Take; 2) Be Red Cross Ready – Hurricane Safety; 3) Food and Water in and Emergency; 4) Food and Water Safety During a Power Outage; 5) Well Protection in Flood Prone Areas; 6) A Consumer’s Guide to Food Safety State certified private water quality labs: http://www.mde.state.md.us/programs/Water/Water_Supply/Documents/WSP-Lab-2012jul05.pdf […]



Summertime Preparedness

Uncategorized / July 16, 2012

Extremes in weather that result in excessively hot conditions can cause severe health problems, particularly for the young, the elderly and those with chronic medical conditions. Learn more about heat illness and measures you can take to prevent and treat it. Heat Emergency Awareness Understanding Heat Illness Practicing basic, safe food handling is important enough […]



Non-Profit Facility Exemption

Uncategorized / February 9, 2012

Some non-profit organizations that serve or sell food to the public are granted some exemptions within the food regulations, COMAR 10.15.03, and are referred to as excluded organizations. “Excluded organization” means a volunteer fire company or bona fide nonprofit fraternal, civic, war veteran’s, religious, or charitable organization or corporation that does not serve food to […]



Pertussis (Whooping Cough)

Uncategorized / January 11, 2012

  What is it? Pertussis is a highly contagious respiratory disease caused by the Bordetella Pertussis bacteria.  This bacteria is found in the nose, throat, and mouth of the infected person, and can be spread easily by coughing, sneezing, etc.  A person can be contagious from 2 weeks before the onset of symptoms until up […]