Caroline County Health Department News

  • Low Cost Rabies Clinic: October 3

    The Caroline Health Department is offering a low-cost rabies clinics on October 3, 2023 to protect your pet against the deadly rabies virus.

    Low Cost Rabies Clinic: October 3
  • RSV Risks, Vaccines & Prevention

    Infants and older adults are more likely to develop severe RSV and need hospitalization. The virus can also worsen certain medical conditions. However, vaccines and preventative treatment are available.

    RSV Risks, Vaccines & Prevention
  • Hurricane Prep: What You Need To Know

    Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with storms peaking during September. Read our top tips for building an emergency kit & being storm-ready.

    Hurricane Prep: What You Need To Know
  • Lyme Disease: Signs, Symptoms & Prevention

    The tick-borne illness Lyme disease has become a significant health concern in Maryland. With case numbers on the rise, residents should take preventative measures to reduce exposure risk when spending time in areas where ticks are prevalent, such as wooded and grassy areas. Knowing the signs and symptoms can also help facilitate early detection and…

    Lyme Disease: Signs, Symptoms & Prevention
  • Mid-Shore WIC Enjoys Great Turnout at Local Community Baby Showers

    Mid-Shore WIC, a local organization providing nutritional support for women, infants, and children, made a significant impact at the Talbot and Dorchester County Health Departments’ Community Baby Showers. The events, held on Saturday, June 10, in Easton, Maryland, and Thursday, June 29, in Cambridge, Maryland, were resounding successes, drawing in new and expectant families eager…

    Mid-Shore WIC Enjoys Great Turnout at Local Community Baby Showers
  • Your Guide to Food Safety: Beware of Unlicensed Food Distribution

    This year on World Food Safety Day, we’d like to shed light on the potential hazards that come with unlicensed food distribution. It’s important to be aware of the risks involved and equip ourselves with helpful tips to avoid food poisoning and foodborne illnesses.

    Your Guide to Food Safety: Beware of Unlicensed Food Distribution
  • Let’s Celebrate Men’s Health Month

    Men’s Health Month, celebrated annually in June, serves as a reminder of the importance of prioritizing men’s physical and mental well-being. By raising awareness and promoting education, Men’s Health Month aims to empower men to make positive lifestyle choices and address crucial health matters. In this article, we highlight three key areas of men’s health…

    Let’s Celebrate Men’s Health Month
  • Health Department Resumes Issuance of Birth & Death Certificates

    The Caroline County Health Department resumed issuance of birth and death certificates in person at their offices on May 15, 2023. New hours for issuance of birth and death certificates are Monday, Tuesday, and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., depending on staffing availability. It is highly recommended that…

    Health Department Resumes Issuance of Birth & Death Certificates
  • Rabid Cat Identified in Denton

    A positive rabid cat has been confirmed in the in the vicinity of the 1100 block of Camp Road, Denton. There are known to be other feral cats in this area, and it is possible that other rabid animals are present. Out of an abundance of caution, avoid contact with any unknown animals in this…

    Rabid Cat Identified in Denton
  • Caroline County Behavioral Health Has Moved!

    Caroline County Behavioral Health will move to the Denton Plaza on or after June 5.

    Caroline County Behavioral Health Has Moved!