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πŸ“’ After hours Non-Emergency Medical Transportation reminder.Clients using our Non-Emergency Medical Transportation servi...
05/29/2026

πŸ“’ After hours Non-Emergency Medical Transportation reminder.

Clients using our Non-Emergency Medical Transportation services should contact πŸ“ž their assigned transportation provider πŸš• after hours (or after 3:30 p.m.) to schedule a ride.

Your transportation provider information is assigned during your initial scheduling with Field Health Services.

May 28, 2026 Name: One Stop Grocery and To***coAddress: 2882 Mayfield Ave.Zip Code: 21213District: 3Reason for Closure: ...
05/29/2026

May 28, 2026

Name: One Stop Grocery and To***co
Address: 2882 Mayfield Ave.
Zip Code: 21213
District: 3
Reason for Closure: Operating without a valid license
Inspector: 1460

Facility must obtain a valid license prior to reopen

Name: The Lunchbox
Address: 1102 W. 36th St.
Zip Code: 21211
District: 7
Reason for Closure: Improper food handling, insect and rodent infestation, general unsanitary conditions
Inspector: 2254

Facility must correct all violations, complete closure process and pass a reinspection

May 27, 2026

Name: Eastern Exxon
Address: 6408 Eastern Ave.
Zip Code: 21224
District: 1
Reason for Closure: Operating without a valid license
Inspector: 1460

Facility must obtain a valid license prior to reopen

May 26, 2026

Name: Slutty Began/Bar Vegan
Address: 301 Mission Blvd.
Zip Code: 21230
District: 11
Reason for Closure: Operating without a valid license
Inspector: 2119

Facility must obtain a valid license prior to reopen

This morning Dr. Michelle Taylor joined Mayor's Office of Older Adults Affairs and Advocacy - MOAAA to bring welcoming r...
05/28/2026

This morning Dr. Michelle Taylor joined Mayor's Office of Older Adults Affairs and Advocacy - MOAAA to bring welcoming remarks and connect with in our community.

β€œI am deeply committed to ensuring every resident has the opportunity to thrive and lead a healthy life.” - Dr. Michelle Taylor

It was a meaningful opportunity to listen, learn, and discuss ways we can continue supporting healthy aging, wellness, and access to resources for older adults.

Join   Family Caregivers program for Building Brain Power with Lego - a fun and engaging event designed to encourage con...
05/28/2026

Join Family Caregivers program for Building Brain Power with Lego - a fun and engaging event designed to encourage connection, creativity, and meaningful conversations about brain health.

Through hands-on activities and community engagement, participants will explore the importance of keeping our minds active while building together in a supportive environment for and

🧠 Connection
🧩 Creativity
πŸ’­ Conversations about brain health

πŸ—“οΈ Wed., June 10 | 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
πŸ“ Hatton Senior Center | 2825 Fait Ave.

Free and open to the community. Learn more here ➑️: https://rebrand.ly/p3ahygb

We are still marveling over the incredible accomplishments of the recent graduates from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School o...
05/28/2026

We are still marveling over the incredible accomplishments of the recent graduates from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and we're still inspired by the powerful remarks from Health Commissioner Dr. Michelle Taylor.

ICYMI, you can watch the here and relive the celebration, wisdom, and unforgettable moments.

πŸŽ₯ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OtI8R3_XY0&t=87s

Inspiring the next generation of   leaders. This afternoon, Dr. Taylor spent time with a group of high schoolers discuss...
05/26/2026

Inspiring the next generation of leaders.

This afternoon, Dr. Taylor spent time with a group of high schoolers discussing her journey into public health, the importance of leadership and service, and her vision for the future of .

Students learned about exciting opportunities for young scholars to get involved, grow their skills, and explore careers in public health.

This was a great shared experience filled with thoughtful questions, energy, and commitment to making a difference in .

Baltimore, DYK that we are still acknowledging   and we want to put you D to  . Facts are facts, and many people living ...
05/26/2026

Baltimore, DYK that we are still acknowledging and we want to put you D to .

Facts are facts, and many people living with Hepatitis B may not feel sick or notice symptoms at all which is why knowing your status matters.

Getting tested is an act of
➑️ Self-care
➑️ Protection
➑️ Community.

βœ… There is prevention
βœ… There is care
βœ… There are resources available right here in Baltimore.





Visit a BCHD Sexual Health Clinic ➑️ https://www.baltimorecity.gov/health/our-work/s*xual-health-clinics to learn more about Hepatitis B prevention, testing, and treatment.

Your health matters and taking care of yourself is always a power move.

05/26/2026

Community Spring Fling happening on THURSDAY! 🌸 Open to ages 18 to 24. Music, giveaways, food, employment, and more! βœ…

πŸ—“οΈ May 28th
πŸ“ YO Baltimore | 1510 W. Lafayette Ave.
πŸ• 1pm to 4pm

05/26/2026

Syphilis has been spreading more in recent years among pregnant people in Baltimore. You can protect yourself and your baby by getting tested and fully treated for syphilis during pregnancy. It is also important for you s*x partner(s) to get tested and treated.

Learn more on www.healthybabiesbaltimore.com/s*xualhealth

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Baltimore, MD
21202

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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