Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Reaffirms Commitment to Providing Support to All Residents, Regardless of Immigration Status - Public health services remain accessible to everyone, ensuring equitable care and support for vulnerable communities
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is committed to ensuring that all individuals, regardless of immigration status, can access essential public health services. Protecting the health and well-being of every resident is central to Public Health’s mission, and immigration status will never be a barrier to receiving services or support.
All public health services will continue to be available, including:
Clinic Services: Comprehensive care provided at public health clinics across the county.
Home-Based Programs: In-home health support services designed to meet the needs of families and individuals.
School-Based Programs: Services available to students and families through school health programs.
Infectious Disease Programs: Disease prevention, testing, treatment, and education, including COVID-19, tuberculosis, and other critical public health efforts.
Programs for Vulnerable Populations: Services such as Children's Medical Services and Substance Abuse Prevention and Control, addressing the unique needs of children, individuals experiencing substance use disorder, and other vulnerable people.
California law and Los Angeles County policies ensure that local resources are not used for immigration enforcement, allowing public health services to remain accessible and welcoming to all. In addition, Public Health has protocols to protect patient confidentiality and privacy, ensuring a safe and secure environment for those seeking support.
By centering inclusivity and equity in its programs, Public Health continues to foster trust and safety for all residents. These efforts are vital to improving the health and wellness of individuals and communities across Los Angeles County.
For more information about available public health programs and services, visit publichealth.lacounty.gov or call the Public Health Info Line at (833) 540-0473, open 7 days a week, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
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