Calvert County Health Department
- Adult Evaluation Reviews (AERS)
- Breast and Cervical Cancer Program
- Cancer Prevention, Education, Screening and Treatment Programs
- Destination Wellness
- Developmental Disabilities Program
- Home and Community-Based Services
- Maternal and Child Health
- Medical Assistance Program
- Medical Assistance Transportation Program
- Reproductive Health
- Reproductive Health Clinic Schedule
- Child Safety Seats
- Colorectal Cancer Awareness & Screening
- Diabetes
- E-Cigarettes and Vaping
- Heart Health
- Injury Prevention
- Oral Cancer Prevention
- Poison Prevention
- Prediabetes
- Responsible Tobacco Retailer Program
- Skin Cancer Awareness
- Stroke Awareness
- Tobacco Cessation Program
- Tobacco Cessation for Pregnant Women
- Tobacco Use Prevention
Survey: Community Health Needs Assessment
We need your input. This year’s Community Health Needs Assessment will be active until April 27, 2026. This important survey helps us hear your voice and gathers your critical input on the most pressing health issues facing our community. The survey will take about 10 minutes to complete and is being conducted by Calvert County’s Community Health Improvement Roundtable. We hope you’ll take some time to let your voice be heard. > Take the survey
Announcement from Environmental Health
Currently wet season percolation testing is not open. The Division of Environmental Health staff are closely monitoring the water table levels. In accordance with COMAR 26.04.03, percolation testing/site evaluations for subdivision of land should be performed only at the time of the year when the highest water table can be expected. Our office will notify the public as soon as wet season testing begins. Please refer to our Percolation Testing Guidance Document for more information. Our office will schedule wet season perc testing directly with the chosen licensed septic installer on your application.
Anyone who has questions should contact Calvert County Health Department, Division of Environmental Health at 410-535-3922.
Rabies Prevention
Rabies is a rare but deadly disease caused by the rabies virus. It can be transmitted from an animal infected with rabies to unvaccinated pets and to people. If untreated, rabies is almost always fatal.
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Heart Disease is Preventable
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States today. It can be prevented through changes in a person’s lifestyle. For more information, visit The Heart Truth and Take Action for Your Heart: Get Started
Environmental Health Office Move
Effective immediately, the Division of Environmental Health, has moved from the Duke Street location, to the new County Administrative Building at 150 Main St, Suite 311, Prince Frederick, MD 20678. The phone number and mailing address remain the same.
Destination Wellness
Destination Wellness is a new version of the Highway to Health program. Our focus is on helping people who rely on the emergency room (ER) or ambulance (EMS) as their primary healthcare provider.
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- April 14, 2026
Living Well with Diabetes
Tuesdays, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Virtual Meeting Room
Free 6 Week Self-Management Workshop
Registration Required - April 23, 2026
PreventT2 Diabetes Prevention Program
Health Department, Prince Frederick
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Year-Long Program
Registration Required
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Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday (excluding holidays) 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Clinics hours vary by department. In case of inclement weather, please call
410-535-5400
For After Hours Public Health Emergencies Contact the Control Center at: 410-535-3491
