Newark Department of Health & Community Wellness

Newark Department of Health & Community Wellness is a medical clinic in Newark, NJ. The department provides primary health care access, social, and environmental services to all citizens to help them attain an optimal level of health and well-being. Services are delivered through the Mary Eliza Mahoney Health Center at four different locations throughout the City of Newark.

The department focuses on providing affordable, high-quality, and comprehensive primary care to the medically underserved population, including those who are uninsured, underinsured, undocumented, or unable to pay. Through the Division of Medical Care Services, the organization offers various medical practices such as dental care, pediatric care, women's health, and immunization. Additional specialized services include HIV/AIDS specialty care, mental health and substance abuse support, and lead screenings. The department also manages environmental health services, including animal and rodent control, food and drug safety, and lead prevention, while overseeing programs like WIC and the Office of Homeless Services.

Located on William Street, the clinic is situated near University Avenue and Springfield Avenue. The facility is a short walk from St. Mary School, Arts High School, and the Essex County Family Court.

The Newark Department of Health & Community Wellness is recognized for providing thorough and well-documented information regarding its various community health programs and services.

The department remains a vital resource for comprehensive healthcare and community wellness for all residents of Newark.

Services:

• Affordable primary care for medically underserved
• Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
• Environmental services
• Primary health care access
• Social services
• WIC Programs