Health

Health Pima County Health Clinics provide measles vaccines The MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine is available at all Pima County Public Health Department clinics. Find clinic hours and all PCHD clinic locations on the Health Department's webpage. For more information about measles and where to get vaccinated, visit pima.gov/measles or contact PCHD Epidemiology at 520-724-7797. The Pima County Health Department is dedicated to help the residents of Pima County achieve and maintain an optimal level of wellness. The Health Department and its partners are committed to embracing and promoting diversity throughout our programs. We encourage an active network of public health and safety professionals and community-based organizations. We are the community voice of public health based on our knowledge, experience, skills and accessibility. Pima County COVID-19 Information and Resources Find news and information on how to stay safe and continue to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in our community. Keep up to date on the latest COVID-19 data, find locations for testing and vaccination, learn about treatment options and stay current on the latest guidance about what to do if you're sick with COVID-19. If you've lost your COVID-19 vaccine card, contact the Arizona Department of Health Services (Immunization Record Request Form (PDF)). The Pima County Health Department is committed to reducing barriers to access health resources and basic needs. Pima County Health Department Services will connect you and your family to a wide range of services. Vision A Healthy Pima County - Everyone. Everywhere. Everyday. Mission The mission of the Pima County Health Department is to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of our community through leadership, collaboration, and education. Operational Tenets Client-focused: We use our abilities and resources to address our clients' needs. We treat the diverse populations we serve with compassion and respect. Community-centered: We identify emerging health issues and priorities in response to stakeholder feedback. We reflect community values by providing strong leadership and developing collaborative partnerships. Evidence-based: Scientific knowledge is the foundation of our policies and programs. Our decision-making is based on credible data grounded in the best available practices. Integrated: We recognize the complexity of our clients' lives and honor our responsibility to address their needs in a holistic fashion. Our programs, services, and community resources are seamlessly connected and accessible.