Shelby County Health Department

Interim Director and Health Officer Dr. Bruce Randolph is speaking with the Queen of MidSouth radio, Bev Johnson today live on WDIA! Shelby County Government

National HIV Testing Day is June 27th, and you're invited to join Shelby County Health Department for a community event focused on awareness, prevention, and health.

Stop by for free, confidential HIV testing, connect with available health resources, and learn more about the importance of knowing your status.

When: June 27, 2026
Time: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Where: Shelby County Health Department | 814 Jefferson Ave.

Take a step toward better health. Know your status.

For additional HIV testing resources, visit 901HIVtesting.com.

Tonight at 6:30 CT, join Shelby County Health Department's Ryan White Planning Council Manager Denford Galloway & other advocates for a discussion about aging for Black, straight men who are HIV+. Use the QR code to register for this candid virtual conversation. &Positive

Summer travel is exciting but air quality changes from city to city. Before your next road trip or vacation, check AirNow.gov so your family can breathe easy wherever you go.

https://www.epa.gov/clean-air-act-overview/air-pollution-current-and-future-challenges

Join Shelby County Health Department's Ryan White Planning Council Manager Denford Galloway & other advocates for a discussion about aging for Black, straight men who are HIV+. Register for this candid virtual conversation that takes place tomorrow at 6:30 CT.

Mark your calendar for June 27: National HIV Testing Day. Knowing your status is a simple step that can make a lasting impact on your health. More information about Shelby County Health Department's upcoming observance will be shared soon. 💙🧡

Shelby County Health Department's 814 Jefferson headquarters will be open tomorrow 9am-1pm, for immunizations and shot records. WIC services will also be available. No appointment needed!

High blood pressure is often called the “silent” condition because it may not cause noticeable symptoms until serious health problems develop. Regular blood pressure checks can help detect issues early and support better long-term health outcomes.

Knowing your numbers is one of the simplest steps you can take to protect your heart. 💙

A healthy lifestyle is built through the choices we make every day. Small changes can have a big impact on your long-term health and well-being. 💙

Community Connect is happening TODAY! Stop by East Shelby Library from 12 PM–1 PM to share your ideas, ask questions, and learn about resources available to residents in unincorporated Shelby County. Your voice matters!