Central Nevada Health District
Share Your Experience and
Help Improve Community Health
The Central Nevada Health District is conducting a Community Health Needs Assessment to better understand the health needs of our communities and identify ways to improve services and support.
We are seeking community members with lived experience to share their perspectives on healthcare access, affordability, and barriers to receiving care.
To participate, please call (775) 237-8415 or complete our short survey. A member of our team will contact you for follow-up.
Participants who complete the process will receive a $25 gift card as a thank-you for their time and contributions.
Your voice matters and will help shape the future of health services within Central Nevada Health District.
Clinical Services
Within public health, clinical health services are concerned with preventing disease, education, and wellness. CNHD’s clinical health services include chronic disease prevention, immunization, maternal child health, tuberculosis, family planning, and STI services.
Resource Liaison Assistance
The Central Nevada Health District (CNHD) offers Resource Liaison personnel assistance with healthcare, services, and community resources across Central Nevada.
Click to access our: Resource Liaison Flyer
Environmental Health Program
The Central Nevada Health District is concerned with the interaction of people and their environment. Specifically, the Environmental Health program is focused on the health and welfare of humans in order to build safe and healthy communities. In order to achieve improved outcomes, Environmental Health conducts inspections to ensure compliance with applicable regulations, develops policies, programs, and services to reduce the possibility of contamination in water, soil, and food within the community.
Public Health Preparedness
Within public health, public health preparedness is concerned with ensuring community health and safety through preparing for and responding to public health emergencies. This is done through disease surveillance and investigation, coordinating public health partners during each phase of the public health emergency, and building critical capacities aligned with federal and state guidelines.