Pima County Health Department Services, Phone Numbers, Clinics, WIC, Immunizations & Vital Records
This guide explains how to contact the Pima County Health Department, which Tucson-area clinic to use, what number to call, where to go for immunizations, WIC, birth and death certificates, HIV/STI testing, TB services, Well Woman HealthCheck, food safety, environmental health, mobile clinics, health referrals, and local public health alerts.
Pima County has multiple health clinic locations with different service schedules. The biggest mistake is assuming every clinic offers every service every day. This page helps you pick the right phone number, clinic, documents, and official link before you drive across Tucson.
Use this selector to find the right official path. It does not book an appointment or replace Pima County, but it helps you avoid the wrong clinic, wrong phone number, and wrong office line.
For general Pima County Health Department services, start with the official Health page or call the main health line at 520-724-7770. For WIC appointments use 520-724-7777. For clinic-specific services, check the official clinic hours page because schedules vary by location and all clinics close from noon to 1 p.m. daily.
Pima County Health Department phone number, clinics and public health services
The Pima County Health Department connects Tucson and Pima County residents with clinic services, immunizations, WIC, vital records, sexual health, tuberculosis services, preventive health, consumer health and food safety, health referrals, and public health advisories. For general health services, the commonly listed main line is 520-724-7770. For WIC appointments, Pima County lists 520-724-7777.
Clinic hours and available services vary by location. Pima County’s clinic hours page says all clinics have no services from noon to 1 p.m. every day and are closed the first Thursday of every month. Some clinic-specific closures also apply, such as Theresa Lee closed every Thursday, Northwest Clinic closed every Tuesday, and East Clinic closed every Wednesday on the health clinic location notice.
For birth and death certificates, Pima County lists vital records service at Abrams Public Health Center, 3950 S. Country Club Rd. and Northwest Service Center, 1010 W. Miracle Mile. For immunizations, official clinic pages list East Clinic, Northwest Clinic, and Theresa Lee Public Health Center. For WIC, official pages list multiple WIC offices including Abrams, East, Flowing Wells, and South Office at Walter Rogers.
Pima County Health Department fast facts for 2026
Official verification for this Pima County Health Department guide
Publish-ready as of: May 15, 2026.
This guide was prepared from official Pima County pages, including the Health page, clinic locations page, clinic hours page, immunizations page, WIC page, vital records page, preventive health page, sexual health pages, TB resources, mobile clinic page, consumer health and food safety resources, health advisories, and related county service pages.
Clinic schedules, walk-in availability, vaccine supply, WIC appointment rules, vital records closures, food safety permit processes, and health alerts can change. Always verify the official Pima County page before visiting, paying a fee, submitting documents, or relying on a schedule.
What this Pima County Health Department guide covers
Pima County Health Department phone number directory by service
Use the correct phone number before visiting. Pima County has several service-specific clinics and program lines. A WIC appointment, vital record request, TB visit, food safety permit, or immunization visit may require different timing and different documents.
Phone-use guidance before calling
Before calling, write down the service needed, clinic name, person’s age, vaccine record issue, WIC household details, certificate request type, food business question, TB appointment need, or referral question. Pima County’s services are broad; a clear request gets routed faster than a general “health department help” question.
Pima County Health Department clinic locations and hours
Pima County clinic hours vary by location. The official clinic hours page says all clinics have no services from noon to 1 p.m. daily and are closed the first Thursday of every month. The health clinic locations page also warns that some clinic hours changed and users should review the schedule before visiting.
Important timing note
Do not arrive right before noon. Official clinic hours say services pause from noon to 1 p.m. daily. For vital records, the official page lists daily closure from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the vital records locations. For WIC, some clinics have Saturday hours while others do not. Always check the current clinic hours page.
What the Pima County Health Department handles
Pima County’s official health section groups services across clinics, consumer health, preventive health, mental health and substance abuse resources, personal records, permits and licenses, sexual health, health advisories, and community health support. The department also says it is committed to reducing barriers to health resources and basic needs.
What the Pima County Health Department may not be the right office for
Pima County Health Department is a strong local public health resource, but not every health-related issue belongs there. Calling the wrong office can waste time and delay help.
Birth certificates, death certificates and vital records in Pima County
Pima County’s vital records page covers birth and death certificates, certificate orders, certificate corrections or changes, home birth registration and vital records FAQs. It lists vital records service at Abrams Public Health Center, 3950 S. Country Club Rd., and the Northwest Service Center, 1010 W. Miracle Mile.
The vital records page lists weekday vital records hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with daily closure from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. and closure for county holidays. Users should still verify current closure notices because the vital records page may show temporary office closures or schedule changes.
Pima County immunizations, school shots, adult vaccines and vaccine records
Pima County’s immunization page says the Health Department offers immunizations for children and adults. The clinic locations page lists East Clinic, Northwest Clinic and Theresa Lee Clinic for immunization services. The page also asks users to bring immunization records and insurance or AHCCCS cards for each child when visiting clinics.
Immunization schedules vary by location. The official clinic hours page lists immunization hours separately for Theresa Lee, Northwest and East Clinic. Because vaccine supply and walk-in timing can change, check the current clinic hours page before visiting.
Pima County WIC phone, locations, eligibility and food benefits
Pima County’s WIC page says WIC is for breastfeeding women, children under age 5, infants, postpartum women and pregnant women. It provides breastfeeding support, healthy foods, nutrition information, and referrals to health care and other social services.
The clinic hours page lists WIC appointments at 520-724-7777. The WIC page says walk-ins are accepted when there is availability, but appointments are preferred. It also says people with SNAP, TANF or most AHCCCS plans automatically qualify by income.
WIC visit tip
If you are pregnant, Pima County’s WIC page says the unborn baby is counted as a family member. Bring proof of pregnancy if requested, proof of income, identity documents and any AHCCCS, SNAP or TANF information that may help establish eligibility.
Pima County HIV/STI testing, family planning and sexual health services
Pima County clinic pages list family planning, birth control, emergency contraception and services to prevent transmission of sexually transmitted infections and HIV. The clinic hours page lists HIV/STI testing and family planning services by appointment at some locations, with availability varying by day and clinic.
Pima County tuberculosis services and TB clinic phone number
The Pima County clinic hours page lists the Tuberculosis Clinic at 2980 E. Ajo Way, phone 520-724-8491. TB services are listed as by appointment only. Users should not walk in expecting same-day service without checking the official page or calling first.
Well Woman HealthCheck and preventive health support
Pima County’s clinic locations page lists Well Woman HealthCheck and says it offers free breast and cervical cancer screenings for uninsured or underinsured women in Arizona who qualify. The page lists 520-724-3964 for qualification information.
Preventive health clinic resources may also include blood pressure checks, height and weight measurements, immunizations, tuberculosis skin tests, tobacco/nicotine quit referrals, mental health and substance use referrals, primary care referrals, low-cost dental referrals and telehealth treatment service referrals.
Pima County consumer health, food safety, permits and inspections
Pima County’s Health section links to Consumer Health and Food Safety. This office works with state and federal entities to educate businesses and the public on practices to prevent disease spread and help businesses stay aware of applicable requirements. Pima County consumer health and food safety materials list 520-724-7908 for food safety and related registration or permit questions.
Pima County mobile clinic, health referral and community health help
Pima County says its Health Department clinics welcome anyone and provide confidential, judgment-free support. If a clinic does not provide the service needed, users can fill out the Health Referral Form and a Health Navigator may reach out. Pima County also has mobile clinic resources in conjunction with the library system at various library sites.
Pima County health alerts, measles updates, air quality and advisories
Pima County’s Health section links to advisories for health and air quality. Public health alerts can include disease exposure notices, vaccine updates, air quality advisories, heat-related guidance, emergency notices, and clinic changes. For recent disease alerts, use the official Pima County page rather than social media screenshots.
If you may have been exposed to a serious contagious disease and you develop symptoms, call a provider or the health department for instructions before entering a clinic waiting room. This protects other patients and staff.
What to bring before visiting a Pima County Health Department clinic
Different services need different documents. Bring more proof than you think you need, especially for WIC, vital records, immunizations, school forms and screening programs.
Do not use general Pima County Health pages for emergencies
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988. Do not wait for a clinic-hours page, referral form, email response or public health phone line if there is severe injury, overdose, breathing trouble, chest pain, poisoning, violence, or immediate safety danger.
Pima County Health Department services are valuable for public health, prevention, WIC, immunizations, vital records, testing, food safety and community referrals, but they are not a replacement for emergency medical care.
Pima County Health Department map and clinic search
The map below points to Abrams Public Health Center, one of the major Pima County Health Department locations and a vital records/WIC location. For immunizations, sexual health, TB, WIC or other services, confirm the correct clinic before traveling because services vary by location.
Official Pima County Health Department links
Use these official resources before relying on older directories, third-party phone lists or unofficial appointment pages.
Pima County Health Main official Pima County Health page for clinics, advisories, consumer health, records, preventive health, sexual health and related services. Health Clinic Locations Official clinic location page showing services by location and important clinic-hour notices. Clinic Hours Official clinic hours page for Theresa Lee, Northwest, East, TB Clinic and WIC clinic schedules. Immunizations Official Pima County immunization resource for children and adults, clinic locations, records and insurance/AHCCCS guidance. Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Program Official Pima County WIC page for eligibility, food benefits, breastfeeding support, locations and documents. Vital Records Official Pima County page for birth certificates, death certificates, corrections, home birth registration, FAQs and locations. Health Clinics Official clinic services page explaining clinic support, general wellness, sexual health, immunizations, TB, WIC and vital records routing. Tuberculosis Official Pima County TB resource with TB screening and clinic routing information. Teen Health Official Pima County resource for teen health services and confidential support pathways. Mobile Clinic Official mobile clinic resource for community clinic events and access support. Health Services Family Referral Form Official referral form for health navigation and family support resources. Pima County Health Services Official health services page for current Pima County public health service routing and updates.Pima County Health Department FAQ
What is the Pima County Health Department phone number?
For general Pima County Health Department help, use 520-724-7770. For WIC appointments, Pima County lists 520-724-7777. For clinic-specific questions, check the official clinic hours page because each clinic has its own phone and schedule.
Where is the Pima County Health Department located?
Major listed locations include Abrams Public Health Center at 3950 S. Country Club Rd., Theresa Lee Public Health Center at 1493 W. Commerce Court, Northwest Clinic at 1010 W. Miracle Mile, East Clinic at 6920 E. Broadway Blvd., and the TB Clinic at 2980 E. Ajo Way.
What are Pima County clinic hours?
Hours vary by clinic and service. The official clinic hours page says all clinics have no services from noon to 1 p.m. daily and are closed the first Thursday of every month. Some locations also have specific weekday closures, so verify the current schedule before visiting.
Does Pima County Health Department offer immunizations?
Yes. Pima County says the Health Department offers immunizations for children and adults. Official clinic location pages list East Clinic, Northwest Clinic and Theresa Lee Clinic for immunization services. Bring immunization records and insurance or AHCCCS cards for each child.
What is the Pima County WIC phone number?
Pima County lists WIC appointments at 520-724-7777. WIC office phone numbers include Abrams 520-724-7769, East 520-724-9655, Flowing Wells 520-724-9545, and South Office at Walter Rogers 520-724-9530.
Who can apply for WIC in Pima County?
Pima County says WIC is for breastfeeding women, children under age 5, infants, postpartum women and pregnant women. The WIC page says those with SNAP, TANF or most AHCCCS plans automatically qualify by income.
Where can I get a birth or death certificate in Pima County?
Pima County lists birth and death certificate services through its Vital Records page. Locations listed include Abrams Public Health Center, 3950 S. Country Club Rd., and Northwest Service Center, 1010 W. Miracle Mile. Verify hours and closure alerts before visiting.
Does Pima County Health Department offer HIV or STI testing?
Yes. Pima County clinic pages list HIV/STI testing and family planning services at selected clinics and times. Availability can vary by clinic and day, so check the official clinic hours page before visiting.
Where is the Pima County TB Clinic?
The clinic hours page lists the Tuberculosis Clinic at 2980 E. Ajo Way, phone 520-724-8491. TB services are listed by appointment only.
Does Pima County Health Department help with food safety permits?
Pima County links consumer health and food safety services under its Health section. For permit, registration or food safety questions, official materials list 520-724-7908.
Can I walk into a Pima County clinic?
Some services may accept walk-ins when available, while others require appointments. WIC appointments are preferred, TB services are listed by appointment only, and clinic service hours vary. Check the official clinic hours page before going.
Is this the official Pima County Health Department website?
No. This is an independent informational guide. For official appointments, hours, fees, documents, vital records, WIC, immunizations, public health alerts or permit instructions, use Pima.gov and the official Pima County Health Department pages.
Independent guide and official-use disclaimer
This article is an independent guide created to help users understand Pima County Health Department services, phone numbers, clinic locations, WIC, immunizations, vital records, sexual health, TB services, food safety, mobile clinics, health referrals and official links.
It is not the official Pima County website and does not provide medical, legal, eligibility, benefits, emergency or permit advice. Before visiting, applying, paying, submitting documents, filing a complaint or relying on clinic hours, verify details directly with Pima County or the appropriate official agency.
Bottom line for Pima County Health Department services and phone help
For general Pima County Health Department help, start with the official Pima County Health page or call 520-724-7770. For WIC appointments, use 520-724-7777. For immunizations, check East Clinic, Northwest Clinic and Theresa Lee Public Health Center. For birth and death certificates, use the official Vital Records page and confirm Abrams or Northwest Service Center hours before visiting.
The best path is simple: identify the service, check the official Pima County page, confirm the clinic schedule, bring the right documents, and avoid arriving during lunch closure or monthly closure periods.