How to Build a Sober Support Network GuideĬommunicable Disease Case Management, Investigation & Reporting Generations for Garfield, An Age-Friendly Community Initiativeįor a list of healthy living programs, resources, and activities visitįor information contact Resource for Parents.Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Programįree risk assessment and blood screening by appointment.

Adult Health Consultation/ Blood Pressure Screeningįor all residents 18 years of age and older.

The Registered Environmental Health Specialist can be reached at (973) 340-2000 x4445, Monday through Friday between 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.Ĭomprehensive outreach programs are conducted each year to provide health screenings, education, and activities for the prevention of chronic disease and the promotion of a healthy livable community. Included are complaints about businesses, including food establishments, personal grooming shops, schools, child care facilities and public pools. The Garfield Health Department Registered Environmental Health Specialist investigates public health related complaints, including heat, insects, rodents, and odors. 'To promote a safe and healthy community through collaborative partnerships committed to improving the health and wellness of all residents.'Īdministrative Services are provided by the Mid-Bergen Regional Health Commissions Health Officer, James Fedorko, at (201) 599-6290, ex. 4450, Animal Bite Reports:Īll animal bites involving dogs, cats, raccoons, bats, squirrels and other wildlife that can carry and possibly transmit rabies, must be reported to the Garfield Police Department at (973) 478-8500.

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