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We can help! Call us at 860-785-8380 x 216 and our nurses will schedule you an appointment at our clinic! We have pediatric (ages 3+), adult and senior (ages 65+) high-dose vaccines available.
Notice: PAYMENTS & Applications:
Payments methods accepted are cash, check, money order, or by our online payment system.
To use our online payment system, please click the “Payments and Applications” button to the right, select the appropriate Department from the dropdown and then select the appropriate regulated facility type that correlates with the application being submitted.
**PLEASE Note: Applications are not considered complete until we have the following items: Application, Supporting documents (if applicable) and Payment. Applications will not be processed until they are complete.
What do you need?
The Environmental Health team enforces the Public Health Code in a wide variety of regulated establishments throughout the district.
Click HERE for codes and forms related to food establishments, childcare establishments, salons, pools, land use & motels.
Click HERE for information on the walking challenge, asthma services, emergency preparedness resources, the epidemiologist’s weekly report, current infectious diseases & concerns.
The Clinical Health Services team provides care at our Clinical Health Services location: 506 Cromwell Ave, Suite 202 in Rocky Hill. Services provided include: vaccinations, health education, health screenings & substance use disorder (SUD).
Click HERE for vaccination appointments, current health education offerings & substance use disorder resources and services.
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What is Public Health?
2023
Central CT Health District’s Annual Starfish Report
Who are we?
The Central Connecticut Health District (CCHD) is the local health department serving the towns of: Berlin, Newington, Rocky Hill, and Wethersfield, Connecticut.
The district was formed in June 1996 with the towns of Rocky Hill and Wethersfield. Berlin joined the district in 1998, followed by Newington in 2006.
CCHD is overseen by a fourteen- member Board of Health and functions as an independent entity of government. CCHD underwent centralization in 2019 and is currently located in Rocky Hill.
