March is brain injury awareness month banner image. A green brain with synapses and a point of contact signifying an external injury floats in a dark blue sphere with a green and teal gradient border.. A green awareness ribbon is backed by a blue to teal gradient running along the bottom of the image. The words "brain injury" in the caption are also spelled in a gradient, green, teal, light blue, yellow, and orange, and dark orange.
March is brain injury awareness month banner image. A green brain with synapses and a point of contact signifying an external injury floats in a dark blue sphere with a green and teal gradient border.. A green awareness ribbon is backed by a blue to teal gradient running along the bottom of the image. The words "brain injury" in the caption are also spelled in a gradient, green, teal, light blue, yellow, and orange, and dark orange.March is brain injury awareness month banner image. A green brain with synapses and a point of contact signifying an external injury floats in a dark blue sphere with a green and teal gradient border.. A green awareness ribbon is backed by a blue to teal gradient running along the bottom of the image. The words "brain injury" in the caption are also spelled in a gradient, green, teal, light blue, yellow, and orange, and dark orange.March is brain injury awareness month banner image. A green brain with synapses and a point of contact signifying an external injury floats in a dark blue sphere with a green and teal gradient border.. A green awareness ribbon is backed by a blue to teal gradient running along the bottom of the image. The words "brain injury" in the caption are also spelled in a gradient, green, teal, light blue, yellow, and orange, and dark orange.
Illustration of a small girl in a red dress and brown ponytail looking frightened. She is surrounded by germs of various colors. The germs have eyes and teeth and are looking hungrily at the girl. Above the germs the message "measles is back!" is in white letters on a gradient background of blues and oranges.

Measles remains a concern in Colorado and across the nation. The MMR vaccine is the best defense against measles, providing 97% protection after two doses. If you have questions about measles or immunization, please follow the button link to our FAQ page.

Snow and Canada geese during fall migration standing and landing in a mowed farm field on a foggy morning.

While enjoying the beauty of bird migrations, don’t forget that wild birds can carry Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) without showing signs. Waterfowl are common carriers and can pass the virus to other species. By taking precautions when hunting or enjoying the outdoors, you can help restrict the spread of this potentially devastating disease to backyard and commercial flocks. Check current detection status on the most recent APHIS report.

A portly, middle-aged man with medium dark skin and a grey beard is checking his blood sugar levels on a meter.

NCHD is participating in the National Diabetes Prevention Program to provide northeast Colorado residents resources to lower their risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes. If you feel you are at risk and want to check out how we can help, please click the button for a prediabetes risk assessment and how to sign up for Lifestyle Change Program.

The Northeast Colorado Health Department is your trusted ally in safeguarding and promoting community well-being.

At the heart of our mission lies a commitment to protect health and inspire prevention. Our rural public health workforce is made up of just over 40 staff members and covers 9,200 square miles of territory with an office in each of the six counties. We have proudly been serving Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma counties since 1948.

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HEALTHY BEHAVIORS

PROTECT

AGAINST ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS

PREVENT

INJURY AND DISEASE

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Not all documents and pages on our website are currently accessible. While we work toward that goal, we welcome comments on how to improve this website’s digital accessibility for users with disabilities and requests for accommodations to any of NCHD’s services or documents.

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