Northeast Texas Public Health District, Tyler TX, East Texas, Smith County, Healthy Living

NET HEALTH ALERT:

It's Never Too Early To Prepare for Back-to-School! Make sure your children have received all of their necessary vaccinations now! Come to our clinic at 815 North Broadway. For info, call (903) 510 - 5604.
Need a birth or death certificate? Come to our Vital Statistics office at 815 North Broadway in Tyler.
Are you a restaurant employee who needs to update your food handler certification? Register for our monthly classes by calling (903) 535 - 0037.
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The NET Health Center for Healthy Living will help any woman aged 21 - 64 who is uninsured or underinsured for breast cancer and cervical cancer screening services. Learn more by calling (903) 535 - 0028.

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Public Health

We Provide Vaccines for Infants, Students, and Adults of All Ages

Birth and Death Records Available at 815 North Broadway Avenue

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Join the Healthy Me Healthy Babies Coalition

Read Our Recent Articles in the Tyler Paper & Tyler TODAY Magazine

Water Coolers at Tyler Bus Stops

Visit our Farmers Markets at our Tyler WIC Clinics

Learn About Our Emergency Preparedness Department

Free Zumba Classes at 2815 Frankston Highway in Tyler

Blazin' Mega Health Education

7 Simple Steps for Better Health

Testing of Private and Municipal Water Supplies

What Is Public Health and How Does Public Health Affect You?

"Public health affects everyone everyday, regardless of where you live, regardless of your income, regardless of your family size."

As we observe the first week of April as National Public Health Week, we are proud to serve as your local public health department . . .

What would our community look like if you did not have a public health department?

Click below to view the informative video listed on NET Health's YouTube channel.

What’s Happening In The Community

"We have very, very low HPV vaccine completion rates,” says Dr. Li-Yu Mitchell, a member of the NET Health Board of Directors. “We want to catch the students who may have missed getting these shots . . . [because] teenagers and people in their twenties make up the majority of the 14 million new HPV infections each year."

Click the video to learn about the recent vaccine clinic at the UT Tyler College of Pharmacy that was provided our NET Health Immunizations Department, the UT Tyler School of Nursing & the Texas Medical Association.

Click her to read about the free HPV vaccine clinic that was held at Tyler Junior College and at the University of Texas at Tyler in 2018.

Teens and young adults who were unable to visit either of these opportunities can come to our

NET Health Immunizations Clinic at 815 North Broadway in Tyler and learn how to receive the HPV vaccine.

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