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Community Health Access and Navigation in TennesseeThe Help Us Grow Successfully program is a targeted case management program that provides home-based intervention services to pregnant/postpartum women, children birth through the age of five (5) years and their primary caregivers. Care coordinators form a unique and voluntary relationship with a family. Care coordinators screen for and identify potential problems, provide education, and connect families with resources in their communities. The HUGS program seeks to prevent or reduce risks as well as promote health and wellness.
Program Goals:
- To improve pregnancy outcomes
- To improve maternal and child health and wellness
- To improve child development
- To maintain or improve family strengths
Accessing Services
If you are a parent or caregiver of a young child and are interested in being in a care coordination program, please contact your Regional or Metro Health Department.
Regional or Metro Health Department Name and Address |
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Northeast Tennessee Regional Office 185 Treasure Lane |
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East Tennessee Regional Office 2101 Medical Center Way |
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Southeast Tennessee Regional Office State Office Building |
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Upper Cumberland Regional Office 1100 England Drive |
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South Central Regional Office 1216 Trotwood Avenue |
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Mid-Cumberland Regional Office 710 Hart Lane |
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West Tennessee Regional Office 295 Summar Street |
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Metro-Nashville Davidson County Health Department 311 23rd Avenue North |
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Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department 921 East Third Street |
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Knox County Health Department 140 Dameron Avenue |
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Jackson - Madison County Health Department 804 North Parkway |
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Memphis-Shelby County Health Department 814 Jefferson Avenue |
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Sullivan County Regional Health Department P.O. Box 630 |
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Reports and Publications
Additional Resources
These links will take you away from the Tennessee Department of Health website.