Cleveland Department of Public Health

Cleveland Department of Public Health

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The Cleveland Department of Public Health (CDPH) is the local public health agency for the City of Cleveland. Formally established in 1910, the department is charged with improving the quality of life in the City of Cleveland by promoting healthy behavior, protecting the environment, preventing disease, and making the City a healthy place to live, work, and play. The Cleveland Department of Public Health is made of a range of programs providing clinical, environmental, health promotion, and population-based services. The department has an annual budget of $21 million and is staffed by 180 full- and part-time employees. CDPH ensures a high quality of resources and services through various partnerships in the greater Cleveland community. For example, CDPH has initiated and maintained working relationships with Case Western Reserve University, Metro Health Medical Center, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Cuyahoga County Board of Health, Lakewood and Shaker Health Departments, the Center for Community Solutions and others. These partnerships provide the cornerstone of successful preventive public health care services to meet the needs of the residents of the City of Cleveland and throughout the Greater Cleveland community.

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https://clevelandhealth.org/
所属行业
政府管理
规模
51-200 人
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Cleveland，Ohio
类型
政府机构
创立
1910

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  • Are you curious about making your home a healthier place to live? Join the experts for two exciting events in Cleveland this month: ?Oct. 22nd, 6:00 PM - Indoor Air Quality Meeting Location: Recreation Center, Collinwood Learn valuable tips to improve your home's air quality and create a healthier living environment. ?Oct. 23rd, 6:30 PM - Clean in CLE Project Update Location: The Rising, Broadway Ave., Cleveland Discover the progress of the Clean in CLE project and learn about the air quality monitors being installed across Cleveland. Don't miss these opportunities to breathe easier and contribute to a cleaner Cleveland!?

  • – October marks Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Awareness Month, a vital opportunity for homeowners, tenants, healthcare facilities, and businesses to assess and improve their indoor air environments. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that Americans spend approximately 90% of their time indoors, where air pollution can be two to five times more toxic than outdoor air. The Cleveland Division of Air Quality (CDAQ) is committed to ensuring that every resident in Cleveland has access to a healthy home environment. However, maintaining optimal indoor air quality can be challenging for families living in older homes that may need repairs or updates, especially those dealing with economic hardships, absentee landlords or out-of-state property management. Factors Affecting Indoor Air Quality: - Mold and mildew - High humidity levels - Poorly maintained HVAC systems - Pests and asthma triggers - Tobacco smoke - Chemicals from cleaning products Steps to Improve Indoor Air Quality: - Increase ventilation by opening windows or using air purifiers - Monitor humidity levels with a humidity meter (optimal range: 30%-60%) - Use an air cleaner suitable for your home or business environment - Refrain from smoking indoors - Identify and repair leaks to prevent mold growth - Regularly replace furnace filters with those rated MERV 13 or higher To learn more about improving indoor air quality, the Cleveland Department of Public Health's IAQ Program will host a special CLEANinCLE community meeting that includes a panel discussion and resource fair highlighting indoor air quality. CDAQ will share the latest CLEANinCLE updates as well as how residents can get involved in an air quality story mapping experience. Following this update, industry experts Kim Foreman and Donald Collins from Environmental Health Watch will lead the indoor air quality discussion, along with Sarah Fanger, Executive Director of the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA), who will address when and why indoor air quality testing is appropriate. . Brandon Roby of Buckeye Advanced Remediation will offer insights into identifying and managing mold. Other city departments and organizations, including the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, Community Development, Department of Aging, and Northeast Ohio Black Health Coalition, will be present to provide resources and answer questions. Event Details: - Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2024? - Location: Collinwood Recreation Center, 16300 Lakeshore Blvd? - Time: 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM Refreshments will be provided, and children are welcome. Childcare activities will be available on-site. For those unable to attend, a second meeting covering updates for the CLEANinCLE (Community Leveraged Expanded Air Network in Cleveland) Project will take place: - Date: Wednesday, October 23, 2024? -Location: 5115 The Rising, 5115 Broadway Avenue? -Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM?

  • It's Asthma Peak Week! Environmental factors like ragweed and mold make this week particularly challenging for people with asthma. But what about the factors you can control, like smoking? Here are some stats from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA): ? About 1 in 5 adults with asthma smoke tobacco products. Children who live with smokers have more frequent asthma attacks. More than 40% of children who go to the emergency department for asthma live with smokers. ? Are you ready for you and your family to Breathe Free? The Cleveland Department of Public Health presents series of FREE smoking cessation classes, starting next Wednesday. If you or someone you know wants to take control of their health, please invite them to join.

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  • Sometimes men struggle with putting their health first.?But your health matters. Find strength in numbers at the MetroHealth Men's Health Fair. It’s your chance - no matter your race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation - to make a commitment to better health for a stronger and healthier community.

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    Charles Modlin, M.D., MBA, FACS, BOOK AUTHOR

    Vice President, Chief Health Equity Officer, Urologist, MetroHealth Med Ctr.,Kidney Transplant Surgeon, BOOK AUTHOR “It Isn’t Difficult To Do It IF You Know How To Do It”. Health Equity Med Ops Strategist, Mentor

    Hello, I would like to personally invite ALL MEN to attend our Annual FREE MetroHealth Men's Health Fair (which this year is our 20th year anniversary of the health fair) to undergo a number of preventive health screenings, health examinations and to receive vital health information. Saturday, April 27th, 11am-4pm at two locations: MetroHealth Cleveland Heights (10 Severance Circle, Cleveland Heights) and Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) Metropolitan Campus (Alex B Johnson Campus Center, Room 201, 2900 Community College Avenue) You can preregister at MetroHealth.org/mmhf or call 216-957-3862 or just simply walk in on the day of the event. This is all Free.

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