• 2024-2026 State Health Plan

    Leading to a healthier Tennessee.

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  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Awareness Month

    March is TBI Awareness Month. Each year approximately 25,000 Tennesseans sustain a traumatic brain injury. For more information about TBI and resources for individuals with brain injury, click ‘Learn More’.

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  • Connect with your Local Health Department

    Health departments across the state provide various services, including primary care, family planning, preventative programs and screenings, nutrition education, immunizations, and more. Contact your local health department with specific questions, available services, and for appointments.

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  • Safe Stars

    The Safe Stars Initiative recognizes youth sports leagues throughout Tennessee for providing the highest level of safety for their young athletes. To learn more and to apply to be a Safe Stars organization, click ‘Learn More’.

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  • Lead Hazards & Prevention

    Lead is a naturally occurring element in our environment and if ingested, it can cause harmful effects in both adults and children. Click ‘Learn More’ to learn more about how to protect your family from potential lead hazards.

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    Respiratory Virus Information & Resources

    Respiratory viruses include many types of illnesses, including the common cold, coronoviruses, influenza, and respiratory syncytal virus. The best prevention against respiratory viruses includes proper hand washing, covering your cough, and staying home if you're sick. Here are a few more sources for information and resources to help you prevent the spread of respiratory viruses in Tennessee.


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    HIPAA Privacy and How to File a Complaint
    For special disability assistance contact Luvenia Harrison, ADA Coordinator / Civil Rights Compliance Officer, TDH,  Luvenia.Harrison@tn.gov.
    For citizens with disabilities- TTY (Tennessee Relay Services)