Health

Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)

A sexually transmitted disease (STD), also known as sexually transmitted infection (STI), is a disease passed from person to person through sexual contact. Learn more about common STDs. The health department identifies, treats, and reports sexually transmitted diseases. Services are confidential. Call (828) 692-4223 to make an appointment.

Please visit our Publications & Brochures page to view our printable resources and fact sheets.

Care Management for At-Risk Children (CMARC)

CMARC is a program offered at no charge for children birth to 5 years of age who:

The Department of Public Health records all births and deaths that occur in Henderson County regardless of residency status. All births and deaths must be filed with the local Deputy Registrar within five days of the occurrence.

If you have questions concerning filing a birth or death record please contact the Deputy Registrar at 828-694-6037. The original copy is sent to the NC Vital Records Department, 919-733-3000. A copy is sent to Henderson County Register of Deeds at the Henderson County Courthouse.

What is Public Health?

The Department of Public Health's mission is to promote, protect, and advance the health and wellness of our community. 

See how public health works every day in Henderson County to prevent disease, promote healthy living, and respond to threats to our well being.

Mosquitoes are pests. The red bump and itching caused by an allergic reaction to the female mosquito’s saliva when it bites you is bad enough. But they also carry diseases that afflict humans as well as animals. Take measures to eliminate mosquito breeding areas and reduce the likelihood of mosquito bites.

Community Health Assessment

Read the 2024 Community Health Assessment. 

The 2024-2026 health priorities with focus areas are:

The Henderson County Department of Public Health is located at 1200 Spartanburg Hwy., Suite 100, Hendersonville, NC 28792. View our contact information, hours, and directions.