Marion County Health Department 2026: Services & Phone

๐Ÿฅ Marion County public health guide ยท 2026

Marion County Health Department Services, Phone Numbers, Records, WIC, Immunizations & Environmental Health

Use this practical guide to contact the Marion County Health Department, find the right public health service, request birth or death certificates, schedule immunizations, find WIC, report food safety issues, contact environmental health, locate community-based care offices, and avoid confusing Marion County results from other states.

This guide focuses on the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, Indiana. Marion County health department searches can be confusing because there are Marion Counties in several states. If you meant Marion County, Florida, Illinois, Oregon, Iowa, or West Virginia, use that countyโ€™s official health department page instead.

โ˜Ž๏ธ Main switchboard: 317.221.2000 ๐Ÿ“ Main office: 3838 N. Rural St. ๐Ÿงพ Vital records: 317.221.2400 ๐Ÿ’‰ Immunizations: 317.221.2122 ๐Ÿฅ— WIC: 317.221.7401 ๐Ÿฝ๏ธ Food safety: 317.221.2222
๐Ÿ”Ž Official help finder
Choose the Marion County health service you need

This finder helps route you to the correct public health program in Marion County, Indiana. It does not book appointments or replace the health department. It simply helps you avoid calling the wrong department or using an unofficial directory page.

โ˜Ž๏ธ Main Marion County Public Health Department contact

For general Marion County Public Health Department questions in Indianapolis, call the main switchboard at 317.221.2000 or use the official contact page. For records, immunizations, WIC, food safety, dental, housing, environmental health, and disease-related issues, use the specific program phone because many services have separate offices.

โœ… Quick answer

Marion County Health Department phone number, location and service help

The main phone number for the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis is 317.221.2000. The main location is 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. This general number is useful for routing, but many services use separate program phones.

For birth and death certificates, call Vital Records at 317.221.2400. For immunizations, call 317.221.2122. For WIC, call 317.221.7401. For Food and Consumer Safety, including restaurant complaints and temporary food questions, call 317.221.2222. For Housing and Neighborhood Health, call 317.221.2150. For Water Quality and Hazardous Materials Management, call 317.221.2266.

Do not assume all Marion County health department results are for Indiana. There are multiple Marion County health departments in the United States. This page is written for the Indianapolis/Marion County Public Health Department.

โ˜Ž๏ธ Main switchboard Call 317.221.2000 for general Marion County Public Health Department routing.
๐Ÿงพ Birth/death certificates Call 317.221.2400 for Marion County, Indiana birth and death certificate information.
๐Ÿ’‰ Immunizations Call 317.221.2122 for immunization appointments and vaccine service information.
๐Ÿฅ— WIC Call 317.221.7401 for Marion County WIC program information and clinic help.
๐Ÿฝ๏ธ Food safety Call 317.221.2222 for restaurant complaints, food safety, and event food questions.
๐Ÿ  Housing concerns Call 317.221.2150 for housing, high weeds, trash, and neighborhood health issues.
๐Ÿ“Œ Fast facts

Marion County Health Department fast facts before you call

Official name The official local agency is the Marion County Public Health Department, part of Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County.
Main office 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205.
Main phone General switchboard and public health emergency contact: 317.221.2000.
Service area The department serves Marion County, including Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Lawrence, Speedway, and Southport.
Population health Programs include immunizations, vital records, WIC, dental health, community-based care, chronic disease, infectious disease, TB, and Ryan White/HIV services.
Environmental health Programs include food safety, water quality, hazardous materials, housing, neighborhood health, mosquito control, rodent control, pools, and septic-related routing.
Vital records Marion County birth and death certificates are available through the MCPHD Vital Records office.
Emergency warning Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. Do not wait for a public health web form.
๐Ÿ”Ž Source verification

Official verification for this Marion County Health Department guide

Publish-ready as of: May 9, 2026.

This guide was prepared using official Marion County Public Health Department resources, including MarionHealth.org contact pages, program pages for Population Health and Environmental Health, Vital Records, Immunizations, WIC, Dental Health, Food and Consumer Safety, Community-Based Care, Housing and Neighborhood Health, Water Quality and Hazardous Materials Management, and official department FAQ information.

Public health office hours, program phone numbers, clinic locations, fees, vaccine availability, certificate service rules, WIC schedules, permit processes, and complaint routing can change. Always verify details on the official Marion County Public Health Department website before visiting, paying fees, filing a complaint, requesting certificates, or relying on a deadline.

๐Ÿงญ Contents

What this Marion County Health Department guide covers

โ˜Ž๏ธ Phone help

Marion County Health Department phone number directory by service

Use the main number only when you are not sure where to start. For faster help, use the direct program phone. The Marion County Public Health Department has many separate services, and the right phone depends on whether you need records, vaccines, WIC, food safety, housing, dental care, environmental health, or disease-related help.

Main switchboard / general contact 317.221.2000. Use for general routing and public health emergency contact through the main department.
Vital Records 317.221.2400. Use for Marion County, Indiana birth and death certificate information.
Vital Records corrections 317.221.2397. Use for paternity, correction, or amendment questions.
Immunizations 317.221.2122. Use for immunization appointments and clinic information.
Food and Consumer Safety 317.221.2222. Use for restaurant complaints, food safety questions, and event food guidance.
WIC 317.221.7401. Use for Marion County WIC program help and clinic routing.
Housing and Neighborhood Health 317.221.2150. Use for housing issues, high weeds, trash, sanitation, and neighborhood health concerns.
Water Quality and Hazardous Materials 317.221.2266. Use for water quality, pools, septic, hazardous materials, and related program routing.
Dental main clinic 317.221.2329. Use for MCPHD Dental Health main clinic questions.
Community-Based Care 317.221.2367. Use for community-based care main location routing.
Epidemiology 317.221.3355. Use for epidemiology program routing.
Infectious Diseases 317.221.2117. Use for infectious disease program routing.

Best calling strategy

Before calling, write down the service you need, your address or ZIP code, certificate type, childโ€™s vaccine history, WIC clinic location, restaurant or property address, complaint details, appointment notice, or permit question. A specific request gets routed faster than โ€œI need the health department.โ€

๐ŸŒ Location clarity

Which Marion County Health Department are you searching for?

This page focuses on the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, Indiana. This matters because โ€œMarion County Health Departmentโ€ is also used by people searching for Marion County, Florida; Marion County, Illinois; Marion County, Oregon; Marion County, Iowa; Marion County, West Virginia; and other local health departments.

If you need Ocala, Salem, Fairmont, Salem/Keizer, Knoxville, or another Marion County office, do not use Indianapolis phone numbers. Search for the official website of that county and state. Public health services, phone numbers, vital records rules, fees, clinic hours, and environmental health permits are local.

This guide is for Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Service area includes Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Lawrence, Speedway, and Southport.
If you meant another state Use that state or countyโ€™s official health department page before calling or visiting.
๐Ÿงฐ Services

What the Marion County Public Health Department handles

The Marion County Public Health Department promotes physical, mental, and environmental health and works to prevent disease, injury, and disability. Its services are organized through Population Health, Environmental Health, and Public Health Administration.

For users, the practical point is simple: MCPHD is not only a vaccine clinic or records office. It also handles vital records, WIC, dental health, community-based care, chronic disease work, infectious disease services, public health laboratory work, Ryan White/HIV services, TB control, food safety, housing, neighborhood health, mosquito and rodent control, water quality, and hazardous materials program routing.

Vital records Marion County birth and death certificates, certified copies, and correction/amendment routing.
Immunizations Immunization appointments, vaccine records, infant and child vaccines, flu shot information, and vaccine education.
WIC and nutrition Women, Infants, and Children services, clinic locations, nutrition support, breastfeeding help, and mobile WIC routing.
Food and Consumer Safety Restaurant inspections, food complaints, temporary food events, food permits, and consumer food safety education.
Environmental health Water quality, hazardous materials, public bathing facilities, septic systems, private well program routing, and environmental tracking.
Housing and neighborhood health Housing code enforcement, sanitation, high weeds, trash complaints, neighborhood health, and public health safety concerns.
Dental health Dental clinic locations, school-linked dental services, Smile Mobile services, and community dental care routing.
Community public health Chronic disease, infectious disease, refugee health, adolescent health, maternal and child health, tobacco control, and community-based care.
โš ๏ธ Wrong office check

What the Marion County Health Department may not be the right office for

The health department is important, but it is not the correct office for every government, medical, benefit, or emergency issue. Calling the wrong office can delay your request.

Marriage or divorce records Marion County marriage or divorce records may require the Marion County Clerk, not the MCPHD Vital Records office.
Birth/death records from other Indiana counties For records from another Indiana county, use the correct county or the Indiana state vital records path.
Medicaid, SNAP or benefits Benefit eligibility, Medicaid case changes, SNAP, and TANF questions usually go through Indiana FSSA or the correct benefits office.
Private medical billing Hospital, doctor, pharmacy, lab, insurance, or clinic billing disputes usually start with that provider or plan.
Animal control emergencies Animal bites, rabies concerns, loose animals, or urgent animal issues may involve animal care services or emergency response depending on the situation.
Emergency medical care Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. Do not wait for the health department contact form.
๐Ÿงพ Vital records

Marion County birth certificate and death certificate help

The Marion County Public Health Department Vital Records office handles birth and death certificate services for Marion County, Indiana. The Vital Records office is located at the Hasbrook Building, first floor, 3838 North Rural Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46205-2930. The phone number is 317.221.2400.

Vital Records office hours listed by MCPHD are Monday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Always verify current hours before visiting because schedules and service windows can change.

Birth certificates Use MCPHD Vital Records for Marion County birth certificate requests, certified copies, and service instructions.
Death certificates Use MCPHD Vital Records for Marion County death certificate requests and certified copy questions.
Corrections or amendments For paternity or correction/amendment information, call 317.221.2397.
Marriage records Marriage records are not handled the same way as birth/death certificates. Use the Marion County Clerk route.
Divorce records Divorce records or decrees may require the Clerkโ€™s office or court record route, not MCPHD Vital Records.
Other counties For birth or death certificates from another Indiana county, use the correct county or state-level vital records source.

Before requesting a Marion County birth or death certificate

Prepare the full name on the record, date of birth or death, parent names when required, proof of identity, relationship to the person on the record if required, mailing address, payment method, and whether you need a certified copy. If you need the record for passport, school, estate, insurance, court, benefits, or immigration use, confirm the exact document type before paying.

๐Ÿ’‰ Immunizations

Marion County immunizations, vaccine appointments and vaccine records

The Marion County Public Health Department immunization clinic is listed at 3838 N. Rural St., Indianapolis, IN 46205. The immunization phone number is 317.221.2122. The official immunization page asks users to bring a valid picture ID and all previous immunization records for each individual needing services.

Immunization clinic hours listed by MCPHD are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call before visiting because vaccine availability, appointment rules, eligibility, and hours can change.

Bring picture ID MCPHD asks users to bring valid picture ID to immunization appointments.
Bring prior records Bring all previous immunization records for each person needing services.
Childhood vaccines Use the immunization clinic and provider guidance for infant, child, and school vaccine questions.
Flu shot questions MCPHD FAQ lists the flu hotline at 317.221.2121 for location and price questions.
COVID, flu and RSV vaccines MCPHD points users to vaccine provider searches, Vaccines.gov, text ZIP code to 438829, or call 1-800-232-0233.
School vaccine tip Ask the school exactly what proof is accepted before scheduling if the vaccine record is for enrollment.
๐Ÿฅ— WIC

Marion County WIC phone number, clinic locations, nutrition and breastfeeding help

Marion County WIC helps eligible pregnant women, postpartum women, breastfeeding parents, infants, and children with nutrition support, approved foods, referrals, education, and breastfeeding resources. The Marion County WIC phone number listed by MCPHD is 317.221.7401.

WIC service can depend on clinic location, appointment availability, documents, and eligibility. MCPHD lists multiple WIC-related locations and also provides information for a WIC Mobile Unit. For WIC Mobile Unit information or appointments, MCPHD lists 317.518.3298.

WIC phone Call 317.221.7401 for Marion County WIC program help.
WIC Mobile Unit Call 317.518.3298 for WIC Mobile Unit information or appointment help.
Breast pump support MCPHD notes limited WIC breast pump loans may be available; call 317.221.7407 to determine eligibility.
Bring documents Bring proof of identity, address, income or program participation, pregnancy details if applicable, and child information.
Clinic locations vary WIC clinics and mobile services may use different schedules and phone numbers.
Statewide WIC If you live outside Marion County, use the Indiana WIC program or your local WIC agency.
๐Ÿฝ๏ธ Food safety

Marion County food safety, restaurant complaints and temporary food permits

The Food and Consumer Safety office is listed at 4701 N. Keystone Avenue, Suite 500, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Business hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The phone number is 317.221.2222.

Use Food and Consumer Safety for restaurant complaints, retail food establishment questions, temporary food event questions, food safety education, mobile food questions, and event food vendor routing. If you want to sell food at an event, call Food Safety before the event instead of waiting until the last minute.

Restaurant complaint Call 317.221.2222 to report food safety concerns or violations.
Temporary food events If you plan to sell food or drinks at an event, contact Food Safety for requirements.
Mobile food unit Mobile food service may require application packet review and state/city permit steps.
Do not guess rules Food rules depend on the type of food, event, location, equipment, and operator.
Official inspection route Use MCPHD Food and Consumer Safety for official Marion County food establishment questions.
Urgent illness concern If there is serious illness or immediate danger, seek medical help and report the concern properly.
๐ŸŒฟ Environmental health

Marion County environmental health, water quality, septic, pools and hazardous materials

The Marion County Public Health Department Environmental Health programs cover several local public health issues, including food safety, water quality, hazardous materials, housing, neighborhood health, mosquito control, rodent control, public bathing facilities, private wells, onsite sewage systems, and environmental health tracking.

Water Quality and Hazardous Materials Management is listed at 3901 Meadows Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46205, with business hours Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and phone 317.221.2266. For Environmental Health Safety & Management, the official contact page lists 317.221.7588.

Water quality Use 317.221.2266 for Water Quality and Hazardous Materials Management routing.
Public pools Public bathing facilities and pool-related program routing also use Water Quality and Hazardous Materials Management.
Private wells MCPHD private well resources explain local well permit requirements and program routing.
Septic systems New and repair onsite sewage disposal systems may require permits and local code compliance.
Mosquito and rodent control MCPHD contact page lists mosquito control and rodent control at 317.221.7440.
Environmental tracking MCPHD environmental health tracking helps users explore data and environmental public health resources.
๐Ÿ  Housing

Marion County housing, trash, high weeds, rodents and neighborhood health complaints

Housing and Neighborhood Health works on public health issues connected to occupied structures, vacant structures, sanitation conditions, neighborhood deterioration, and public health safety. The official contact page lists Housing and Neighborhood Health at 317.221.2150.

If your complaint involves trash, high weeds, no heat, unsafe housing conditions, sanitation, rodents, or a neighborhood condition that may affect public health, use the official Housing and Neighborhood Health complaint path or call the program for guidance.

Trash or high weeds MCPHD FAQ points users to Housing and Neighborhood Health at 317.221.2150.
No heat or unsafe housing If utilities are included and your unit has no heat, MCPHD FAQ points users to Housing at 317.221.2150.
Rodent control MCPHD contact page lists Rodent Control at 317.221.7440.
Complaint details Have the property address, unit number, dates, landlord contact attempts, photos if allowed, and your contact information ready.
๐Ÿฆท Dental

Marion County Public Health Department dental clinics and Smile Mobile

MCPHD Dental Health has multiple clinic locations and services. The main dental clinic is listed at 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., phone 317.221.2329.

Additional MCPHD dental locations listed by the department include Blackburn Dental, Cottage Corner Dental, Eskenazi Health Center Grande, Harrison Hill Elementary, Pecar Dental, Smile Mobile, and 1650 North College Dental Clinic. Always verify the current clinic, eligibility, appointment rules, and service availability before visiting.

Dental Main 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis. Phone: 317.221.2329.
Blackburn Dental 2700 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. Phone: 317.931.4301.
Pecar Dental 6940 N. Michigan Road. Phone: 317.221.7574.
Cottage Corner Dental 1434 Shelby St. Phone: 317.221.7397.
Smile Mobile Listed through MCPHD Dental Health. Phone: 317.221.2329.
School-linked dental care Harrison Hill Elementary dental services are listed during the school year only.
๐Ÿค Local clinics

Marion County community-based care offices and district locations

Community-Based Care helps connect Marion County residents with local public health services across multiple locations. The main location is listed at 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., phone 317.221.2367.

Additional district locations include Northwest District, Northeast District, South District, and Eagledale Plaza. These offices may help with local public health service routing, but schedules and service availability can vary. Check the official Community-Based Care page before visiting.

Main location 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis. Phone: 317.221.2367.
Northwest District 2505 N. Arlington Ave., Indianapolis. Phone: 317.221.7500.
Northeast District 6042 E. 21st St., Indianapolis. Phone: 317.221.7300.
South District 7551 S. Shelby St., Indianapolis. Phone: 317.221.5700.
Eagledale Plaza 2802 Lafayette Road, Suite 13, Indianapolis. Phone: 317.221.3441.
Check schedule first Office hours and services may differ by location, so verify before visiting.
๐Ÿฆ  Disease services

Marion County infectious disease, TB, refugee health and public health reporting

The Marion County Public Health Department contact page lists Infectious Diseases at 317.221.2117, Epidemiology at 317.221.3355, Foreign Born/Refugee Health Program at 317.221.2133, and TB Control at 317.221.2110. These program contacts are different from the main switchboard.

If you are a health care provider, school, childcare setting, employer, or resident with a public health disease concern, use the official program path. If someone is severely ill, has life-threatening symptoms, or needs urgent medical care, call 911 or seek emergency medical attention.

Infectious Diseases Call 317.221.2117 for infectious disease program routing.
Epidemiology Call 317.221.3355 for epidemiology program routing.
TB Control Call 317.221.2110 for tuberculosis control routing.
Refugee health Call 317.221.2133 for Foreign Born/Refugee Health Program routing.
๐Ÿ†“ Free vs paid

Marion County Health Department free services vs paid records, permits and clinics

Many Marion County Public Health Department pages and public health education resources are free to read online. Some services may involve official fees, especially certified birth certificates, certified death certificates, food permits, event permits, clinic services, dental services, inspections, well or septic permits, copy requests, or program-specific charges.

Do not pay a private website before checking MarionHealth.org. Official public health pages explain the correct office, phone number, and service route. Private directories can have outdated phone numbers or mix Marion County, Indiana with another Marion County in a different state.

Usually free to check Contact pages, public health education, service descriptions, program pages, complaint routing, and many forms.
May involve fees Certified records, dental services, food permits, event permits, inspections, well permits, septic permits, copies, and program-specific services.
Eligibility may apply WIC, dental services, public health clinics, and some programs may require eligibility, documents, appointments, or residency.
Official payment matters Pay only through an official MCPHD, Health & Hospital Corporation, county, or approved payment process.
๐Ÿงพ Checklist

Checklist before calling or visiting the Marion County Health Department

Most wasted visits happen because the user brings the wrong documents or calls the wrong program. Prepare the right details before visiting, scheduling, requesting records, filing a complaint, or applying for WIC.

For vital records Full name on record, date of birth or death, parent names if required, valid ID, relationship details, payment method, and mailing address.
For immunizations Valid picture ID, all previous immunization records for each individual, school notice if applicable, and insurance or payment information if requested.
For WIC Proof of identity, proof of address, proof of income or program participation, pregnancy details if applicable, and child information.
For food safety Restaurant or event name, address, date, complaint details, photos if allowed, vendor information, and permit question.
For housing complaints Property address, unit number, landlord contact attempts, dates, photos if allowed, and description of the public health concern.
For environmental health Property address, facility name, permit number if known, county location, issue type, and contact information.
๐Ÿงญ Step by step

How to contact the right Marion County Health Department office

1

Confirm you need Marion County, Indiana

Check that you need the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis. If you mean another Marion County, use that countyโ€™s official health department page.

2

Choose the exact service first

Decide whether your issue is vital records, immunizations, WIC, food safety, dental, housing, environmental health, community-based care, infectious disease, or general contact.

3

Use the program phone, not just the main switchboard

Use 317.221.2000 for general routing, but use direct program numbers when you know the service. This usually saves time.

4

Prepare documents before calling or visiting

Bring ID, records, proof documents, address details, appointment notes, complaint details, permit details, or clinic instructions depending on the service.

5

Verify hours, fees and appointment rules

Before visiting, verify the current office hours, location, appointment requirement, fee, and accepted documents on MarionHealth.org or by phone.

๐Ÿšจ Emergency warning

Do not use general health department contact pages for emergencies

If there is a life-threatening emergency, call 911. If you need suicide, mental health crisis, or emotional distress support in the United States, call or text 988. If you suspect poisoning, severe symptoms, immediate violence, overdose danger, or urgent medical danger, use the correct emergency route.

The Marion County Public Health Department main number can serve as a public health emergency contact, but general contact forms and routine program pages are not a substitute for emergency medical care, police response, fire response, or crisis intervention.

๐Ÿ—บ๏ธ Map

Marion County Public Health Department map and main office location

The map below points to the main Marion County Public Health Department location at 3838 N. Rural Street in Indianapolis. Not every program is handled at the same building, so always check the specific program page before visiting.

โ“ FAQ

Marion County Health Department FAQ: services, phone, records and clinics

What is the Marion County Health Department phone number?

The main phone number for the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis is 317.221.2000. Many services also have direct phone numbers, such as Vital Records at 317.221.2400, Immunizations at 317.221.2122, WIC at 317.221.7401, and Food Safety at 317.221.2222.

Where is the Marion County Public Health Department located?

The main office is listed at 3838 N. Rural Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Some services operate from other locations, so verify the specific program office before visiting.

Is this page about Marion County, Indiana or Marion County, Florida?

This page focuses on the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, Indiana. If you need the Florida Department of Health in Marion County, use the official Marion County, Florida health department page instead.

How do I get a Marion County birth certificate?

Use the Marion County Public Health Department Vital Records office. The Vital Records phone number is 317.221.2400, and the office is located at 3838 North Rural Street in Indianapolis.

How do I get a Marion County death certificate?

Use MCPHD Vital Records for Marion County death certificate requests. Call 317.221.2400 and verify current hours, ID requirements, fees and request methods before visiting or mailing an application.

Does the Marion County Health Department provide marriage or divorce records?

MCPHD Vital Records handles Marion County birth and death certificates. Marriage and divorce records may require the Marion County Clerk or court record route instead.

How do I schedule immunizations in Marion County?

Call MCPHD Immunizations at 317.221.2122. Bring a valid picture ID and all previous immunization records for each person needing services.

What is the Marion County WIC phone number?

The Marion County WIC phone number is 317.221.7401. For WIC Mobile Unit information or appointments, MCPHD lists 317.518.3298.

How do I report a food safety violation in Marion County?

Call Food and Consumer Safety at 317.221.2222. This number is also useful if you plan to sell food or drinks at an event and need requirements.

Who do I call for trash, high weeds or no heat in an apartment?

MCPHD FAQ points users to Housing and Neighborhood Health at 317.221.2150 for issues such as trash, high weeds, no heat when utilities are included, and housing-related public health concerns.

Who handles mosquito or rodent problems in Marion County?

MCPHD contact information lists Mosquito Control and Rodent Control at 317.221.7440. For property-specific issues, provide the location and details when calling.

Does the Marion County Health Department provide dental services?

Yes. MCPHD lists several Dental Health clinic locations. The main dental clinic phone number is 317.221.2329. Verify eligibility, appointments and services before visiting.

What is the safest way to contact the correct Marion County health office?

Start with the official contact page at MarionHealth.org. Use the direct program phone when you know the service. Use the main switchboard 317.221.2000 only when you need general routing.

Is this the official Marion County Public Health Department website?

No. This is an independent informational guide. For official phone numbers, hours, fees, clinic schedules, records, permits, complaints and services, use MarionHealth.org or contact MCPHD directly.

๐Ÿ“ Editorial note

Independent guide and official-use disclaimer

This article is an independent guide created to help users understand Marion County Health Department services, phone numbers, vital records, WIC, immunizations, dental clinics, food safety, housing complaints, environmental health, community-based care, official links and service routing.

It is not the official Marion County Public Health Department website and does not provide medical advice, legal advice, benefits decisions, emergency help, eligibility decisions or guaranteed appointment information. Before visiting, paying, applying, requesting records, filing complaints or relying on hours, verify details directly with MarionHealth.org or the correct official program office.

โญ Final summary

Bottom line for Marion County Health Department services and phone help

For the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, use 317.221.2000 for the main switchboard. Use 317.221.2400 for birth and death certificates, 317.221.2122 for immunizations, 317.221.7401 for WIC, 317.221.2222 for food safety, 317.221.2150 for housing and neighborhood health, and 317.221.2266 for water quality and hazardous materials.

The best user path is official first, service-specific second, and program office third. Confirm you are looking for Marion County, Indiana, choose the exact service, use the official MarionHealth.org page, and call the direct program phone before visiting.

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