Milwaukee Health Department

Welcome to the City of Milwaukee Health Department!

The City of Milwaukee Health Department is dedicated to creating a healthier, fairer community. Our core values—innovation, fairness, teamwork, courage, accountability, and quality—guide us in making lasting improvements in health. We focus on giving everyone in Milwaukee a fair chance to be healthy, working with residents, partners, and leaders to meet our community's health needs.

MHD Walk-in Vaccine Clinics

Vaccines are essential for everyone, from infants to seniors. Protect yourself and others from serious illness with free flu and COVID-19 vaccines—available to everyone 6 months and older, regardless of insurance.

Find a nearby MHD vaccine clinic at milwaukee.gov/VaxClinics or contact your healthcare provider to schedule today.

Enroll in 2025 Health Insurance

Open Enrollment is here! Choose or update your health coverage today. Enroll by Enroll by December 15 for coverage starting January 1. Open Enrollment ends January 15, 2025.

The Community Healthcare Access Program (CHAP) can assist you in finding affordable options. Visit Healthcare.gov to explore plans, or contact CHAP at (414) 286-8620 for personalized support.

BOMB Doula Program

Now Accepting Clients for 2025!

Are you or someone you know expecting in 2025? The BOMB Doula team has openings for the new year and supports you through pregnancy, birth, and 12 weeks postpartum.

Services are open to all birthing people up to 30 weeks pregnant, with no insurance required. Learn more at milwaukee.gov/BOMB or call (414) 286-8620.

Mental Health Resources

You are not alone, help is available

If you're facing mental health challenges, substance use concerns, or need to talk, help is available.

Visit milwaukee.gov/MentalHealth for local resources or call/text 988 to be connected with mental health professionals.

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Focus On Fathers

Support Group for Milwaukee Dads