
Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) Notice: All Salt Lake Valley Health Department offices and clinics will be closed on Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving.

One of main reasons people gain weight over the holidays is because they tend to overeat more often instead of listening to their body. By paying attention to our hunger cues, we can prevent overeating but still enjoy the holidays and all our favorite treats but, of course, in moderation...

Our public health efforts are aimed to help the people of Salt Lake County. We can’t accomplish this feat all on our own, so we’re partnering up with our community to find Salt Lake Valley patrons who share our same goals: To promote and protect community and environmental health. ...

Step #1 - Weighing InEveryone needs to weigh yourself sometime today or just before Thanksgiving Day. This will be your pre-holiday weight and our goal is to maintain that weight through New Year's when you will weigh yourself again for your post-holiday weight...

Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) Reminder: We are NOT booking appointments tomorrow. All available appointments this Tuesday & Wednesday were booked last week. At the moment, we are planning on once again taking appointemtns on Tuesday, December 1st. More information will be posted as it becomes available.

Practice safe food preparation procedures to reduce the risk of foodborne illness to your family this Thanksgiving holiday. Meat and poultry, the centerpiece of most holiday meals, can be a source of foodborne disease unless handled and prepared properly...

Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) Just posted a new YouTube video that highlights how we have used social media to communicate during the H1N1 health emergency. Obviously Facebook is featured quite heavily! Thanks to all of our fans for being active, engaged members of our online community.
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This short video illustrates how the Salt Lake Valley Health Department has utilized social media tools like Twitter and Facebook to enhance their public communications and media relations during the H1N1 public health emergency in 2009.

Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) Maintain - don't gain! - this holiday season. Sign up for our free program and let us help you maintain a healthy weight! Email weighactiveandhealthy@slco.org for details & to register.

Don't stuff yourself this holiday season, leave the stuffing for turkeys and stockings! Take the Project Maintain challenge and avoid weight gain this holiday season by learning to listen to your hunger cues and staying active...

Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) Watch this YouTube video for a behind the scenes look at our H1N1 appointment call center yesterday.
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Take a peak behind the scenes at the Salt Lake Valley Health Department's H1N1 vaccine appointment call center. Footage collected during the third week of appointments on Tuesday, November 17, 2009.

Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) All available H1N1 vaccine appointments have been booked for both this week and next week (a total of 5400 doses). As long as we get another vaccine shipment we are planning on taking appointments again in early December after the Thanksgiving holiday. Stay tuned. . .

Salt Lake Valley Health Department (SLVHD) We're still taking both online & phone appointments this morning. I'm at the call center and suspect we'll continue to take appointments here for at least another hour - if not longer.




















