Clinic schedule hours and locations
Sign Language Interpreting Services
Westchester County is committed to ensuring equal access to all persons with disabilities. All Westchester County offices will provide sign language interpreters to individuals who need and request them. The Westchester County Office for the Disabled currently contracts with over 25 sign language interpreters who serve as independent contractors and provide interpreting services to the deaf and hard of hearing populations. For more information about scheduling sign language interpreters for a given event, please call (914) 995-2956.
Need transportation?
Check the Beeline bus schedule for routes and timetables.
Notice of Privacy Practices
Most of us believe that our medical and other health information is private and should be protected, and we want to know who has this information. The Privacy Rule, a Federal law, gives you rights over your health information and sets rules and limits on who can look at and receive your health information. The Privacy Rule applies to all forms of individuals' protected health information, whether electronic, written, or oral. The Westchester County Department of Healths Privacy Rule is available in both English and Spanish.
Patients Bill of Rights for Westchester County Department of Health
English and Spanish.
Nondiscrimination notice
The County of Westchester complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. The county does not exclude people or treat them differently because of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. If you believe the county has failed to provide these services or discriminated in another way, read our nondiscrimination notice.
Use the links below to health department services. See also Location of Services.
AIDS Services
Prevention, education, and advocacy for people with HIV/AIDS.
Air Quality
Permits, complaint investigations, plan reviews, indoor and outdoor air sampling.
Animal Disease Control
Inspections, permits, complaint investigations, animal diseases.
Asbestos Program
Inspections and complaint investigations.
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Lead screening for children under six years of age; case management of lead poisoned children; lead hazard abatement.
Complaint Bureau
Call (914) 813-5000 for public health emergencies 24 hours a day; call for referrals and public health information weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Early Intervention Program
Family-centered therapeutic and support services for infants and toddlers under age three with developmental delays.
Flu Prevention
For up-to-date information about vaccinations and the seasonal flu in general.
Food Service Establishment Program
Inspections, permits, complaint investigations, foodborne illness prevention, plan reviews.
Go Before You Show
A countywide campaign to encourage pregnant women to seek prenatal care in the first three months of their pregnancy and link them to a prenatal care provider.
Health Insurance (NY State of Health)
Free or low-cost health insurance for all children and teens under 19 years of age.
Healthy Mom, Healthy Baby
By calling 2-1-1, pregnant women can get help to connect to prenatal care, apply for insurance coverage for prenatal care and receive care for themselves and their baby.
Hazardous Materials Response
Emergency incident response, complaint investigations, hazardous waste site investigations, hazard assessment and chemical substance information.
Healthy Heart Strategies
Information and intervention to promote heart healthy lifestyles.
HIV/AIDS Counseling and Testing
Free and confidential counseling and testing; health education. Assists medical providers and their patients in notifying partners about potential HIV exposure; referrals to community services.
Home Health Agency
Nursing
Immunization Service
Free immunizations for children from birth to age 19 to prevent childhood diseases.
Individual Sewage Disposal Systems and Individual Well Water Supply Systems
Permits, inspections, construction complaint investigations, plan reviews.
Lyme Disease Information Line
Educational information available at 813-LYME. See also Tickborne Diseases.
Petroleum Bulk Storage (PBS)
Monitoring, testing, registration, and enforcement of regulations for PBS tanks.
Prenatal Care
Through the Go Before You Show and Healthy Mom/Healthy Baby initiatives, pregnant women can call 2-1-1 and get help with insurance and with finding a prenatal care provider.
Preschool Education Program
Services such as speech therapy, physical therapy and special education for children three to five years old with developmental disabilities.
Public Water Supply Program
Public water supplies encompass community and non-community drinking water systems. Activities include inspections, permits, complaint investigations, plan reviews and surveillance sampling.
Rabies Information Line
Educational information available at (914) 813-5010. Physician assessment of animal exposures 24 hours a day/7 days a week, preventive treatment following exposure, low-cost rabies vaccination clinics for dogs and cats, rabies testing of suspect animals, education.
Radiological Health
X-ray facility inspections, complaint investigations.
Realty Subdivisions
Inspections, complaint investigations, plan reviews, septic and sewer approval.
Services for Children with Disabilities
See individual listings for Early Intervention, Children with Special Health Care Needs, Preschool Education Advocacy Program.
Sewage Overflows
See Water Quality.
Sexual Health Clinics
Confidential diagnosis and treatment, Hepatitis B vaccination, counseling and confidential contact investigations, HIV counseling and testing.
Smoking
Adolescent Tobacco Use Prevention Act (A.T.U.P.A.) enforcement, PROKIDS, Clean Indoor Air (Article 20).
Speakers' Bureau
Presentations on public health issues at community forums, schools and community agencies.
Solid Waste
Inspections, complaint investigations, licensing septage collectors, permits for refuse and septage collection businesses.
Statistics
Compilation, analysis and distribution of demographic and health data.
Swimming Pool and Bathing Beach Operator forms
Inspections, permits, complaint investigations, surveillance sampling, plan reviews.
Temporary Residence
Inspections and permits for children's camps, hotel/motels, trailer parks, mobile home sites and migrant labor camps.
Tickborne Diseases
Lyme and ehrlichia surveillance, investigation, education, guidelines.
Tuberculosis Services and Clinics
Day and evening hours. Free TB testing, contact investigation, laboratory testing, treatment and medication, Directly Observed Therapy.
Vital Statistics
Analysis and distribution of vital statistics
Water Quality
Water pollution control activities related to NYC watershed, Long Island Sound, Hudson River, other rivers, streams and lakes. Inspections, permits, complaint investigations of sewage overflows and other water pollution discharges, overflows from individual sewage disposal systems, plan reviews, surveillance, planning.
WIC Program
Supplemental food, nutrition education and referrals for health care for eligible pregnant and breastfeeding women and for infants and children to age five.