The Northeast Texas Public Health District serves a vital function for the citizens of Smith County and Northeast Texas. The organization serves to prevent illness, promote health, and protect the community.
We connect uninsured women to receive free mammograms, help for persons with Type-2 Diabetes with free resources, and hosts free low-impact group exercise sessions.
Preventing disease & fostering a culture for healthy environments through education, collaboration, inspection & investigations. Services include: Retail Food, Commercial Aquatic Facility & Licensed Care Facility Inspections & Investigations of unsanitary Public Nuisances.
Low-cost vaccines for kids and adults from anywhere in East Texas, compliance assessments for school clinics, and vaccination clinics at businesses and community events
The WIC program provides pregnant women, children under 5, and parents with children under 5 with nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and healthy food options.
The Center for Health Living provides educational resources for citizens with chronic health conditions and connects them with free and low-cost primary medical care resources.
Our staff can assist individuals who were born outside of Smith County, process birth certificates for anyone born in the City of Tyler, process death certificates for immediate family members who died within the City of Tyler.
The Public Health Emergency Preparedness Department (PHEP) works with local agencies to prepare responses for disease outbreaks, natural disasters, and emergency situations.
The Northeast Texas Regional Laboratory provides medical testing for diseases to clinics and hospitals in over 37 counties. We also provide environmental laboratory tests for dairy samples and for municipal water.
Learn about our upcoming community events, free services, new programs operated by NET Health and our community partners!
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The Northeast Texas Public Health District (NET Health) is proud to announce that nominations are now being accepted for the 2025 W.T. “Doc” Ballard Award for Excellence in Public Health.
Since its inception in 1994, NIIW has served as a national call to action for parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. Immunizations are one of the most successful and cost-effective public health tools we have.
The Take Heart 5K/10K on Saturday May 31st is an empowering womens-only wellness event.
Dive into public health on the Offical podcast of the Northeast Texas Public Health District!
Get ready to move! Our free Zumba classes have returned to The Center for Healthy Living.
The free STEAR Program helps you, your family, and First Responders to help you evacuate from an emergency situation.
It is my pleasure to add a personal welcome to the Northeast Texas Public Health District. Our health department is well-known for its compassionate delivery of services and its numerous public and private partnerships. We would like you to know more about our many and varied services.
