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Home visiting program that provides education and empowerment to prenatal families and families with infants and children birth to 5. Visits are conducted by registered nurses.

Home visits from qualified health department nurses that can answer questions while providing support, education, and resources. Telehealth visits also available.

Provides services that promote the achievement and maintenance of optimal health for all people living in San Juan County.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

Ninety-minute weekly visits with a Family Advocate focus on family, parenting, and child developmental goals, which are set by the family. Provides an intensive, comprehensive, and flexible child development program that is designed to reinforce and respond to the unique strengths and needs of each child and family. Pregnant women, toddlers, and infants receive services through weekly home visits or in a collaborative partnership in a community childcare setting.

Home visitation program through Parents as Teachers (PAT) with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

Home visiting program that provides education and empowerment to prenatal families and families with infants and children birth to 5. Visits are conducted by registered nurses.

Home visits from qualified health department nurses that can answer questions while providing support, education, and resources.

Provides immunizations, birth/death certificates and WIC.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

Provides home-based visits and information about developmental milestones for baby. Also, provides a community gift.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

The Nurse Family Partnership program provides support to fist time expectant mothers, giving advice and information to prepare for the child.

An evidence based prenatal/postnatal home visitation program for first time moms, beginning during their pregnancy where a nurse provides one on one support, advice, and information needed to have a healthy pregnancy, until the child turns two years old. Home visits are tailored to the needs of the families served and can take place in the family’s home, an office, park, or wherever the family is most comfortable.

Home visitation program "Parents as Teachers" that aims to teach parents about child development, set goals to improve family well-being, and connect the family to relevant resources in the community.

Provides prenatal and postnatal services for expectant and new parents. Services include weight growth checks, development screening, postpartum depression screening, parent education, community resources referral, and early intervention services.

Provides a targeted case management service that assists Medicaid recipients to gain access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services.

Offers two home visitation programs, Targeted Case Management (TCM) and Prenatal to 5. Visits include developmental milestone evaluations, parent and caregiver support, and referrals to medical, social, educational, and other support services, as needed.

Home visits from qualified health department nurses that can answer questions while providing support, education, and resources. Telehealth visits also available.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

Home visiting program that provides education and empowerment to prenatal families and families with infants and children birth to 5. Visits are conducted by registered nurses.

Aims to prevent avoidable disease and injury, and promote health by monitoring the health in the community, and assuring conditions in which people can be healthy.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

Educators will provide home visits to pregnant women and prepare them for entry into the early Headstart program.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.